What's the problem? You think I haven't wondered why he does other things? You've only seen a sliver of my wonderings in this tiny comment online. There's plenty of questions I haven't ever asked online, or even out loud, too. So I ask, what's your deal here, really? What questions do you want me to ask?
Fair point, I suppose. Though the original commenter said that "apps" [in general] are unnecessary. That's how I interpreted it. And that they are so due to the grid system where they live. I call BS. I bet it helps, but not for someone who isn't used to it either. It wouldn't help me, as a European, because I have no experience with it.
There are over 130,000 people in my city, growing by about 1,000 every year. So not a huge city but not a village. 😄 Takes probably 30 minutes to drive across town with negligible traffic? Anyway...
maps show where the speed limit cameras are, where the police are now
cameras (their number grows like mushrooms after rain)Now you can't go anywhere without navigation.
Why do you need to know where speed limit cameras and police are at all times? Sounds to me like you prrrooobably shouldn't have a driver's license to begin with? Or you live in a place where police are a danger to society rather than protection. I'm willing to guess which side of the Atlantic but I'll refrain.
I can definitely travel without navigation lol. Even when visiting a bigger city with maybe half a million people. As long as I know where I'm going, it's fine. 👍
I live in a city that resembles nothing like a grid, but I still don't need navigation because it's my home town. Of course you don't need navigation if you know the way to where you're going.
Having a grid system makes no difference anyway if you don't know the address. "Let's meet up at Starbucks!" "Oh... kay. Where's that?"
He said they would finish their missions though, right? Iran would start their cease after 6h and Israel after 12h. Then after 12h after that, the war would be declared over.
It's not that close. You were right about one thing, the front end of my couch is probably 5–6 ft away from the TV. But I crouched down at exactly 5 ft and the TV still has a smaller apparent size than my 27" LG OLED PC monitor when I sit by the computer for gaming. I would turn down the FOV if I were you, to match the expected projection, but that's just me. You can of course do what you feel is comfortable. But the distance argument doesn't hold up is all I'm saying. 😁👍
Yup, I don't know what I was thinking. Must have been thinking of some other show with 9 seasons. 🥸