You see the subtle nature of the trap already. She is trying to 'reason' with a machine! Me? I always slander and malign machines so they know I'm not afraid of them and they try harder to prove they're better than what I call them. Don't knock it, it works.
In Korea my rentals had gps but it was in Korean and I couldn't understand a word it said. All the maps were in Hangul and I couldn't read a word of it. In Texas when I used to rent cars with gps, the volume was set so low that it proved impossible to hear. That's why I stuck to strip maps using my own iPod maps. Not too helpful if I got really really lost but good enough to get from Love Field or DFW to where I wanted to go....usually. I hate I35.
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It is very useful when driving with one's significant other. For example my wife now argues with the GPS rather than with me over directions.
What Cap'n Steve said.
When I'm alone I like to have Garmin up and running so I can argue with it and cast aspersions on its intelligence.
I also like to hear it moan in frustration, "Recalculating..."
I'm sure that my name is on file with SkyNet and that someday I will pay for my transgressions. But hey, I'm living in the moment.
Woof.
You see the subtle nature of the trap already. She is trying to 'reason' with a machine! Me? I always slander and malign machines so they know I'm not afraid of them and they try harder to prove they're better than what I call them. Don't knock it, it works.
In Korea my rentals had gps but it was in Korean and I couldn't understand a word it said. All the maps were in Hangul and I couldn't read a word of it. In Texas when I used to rent cars with gps, the volume was set so low that it proved impossible to hear. That's why I stuck to strip maps using my own iPod maps. Not too helpful if I got really really lost but good enough to get from Love Field or DFW to where I wanted to go....usually. I hate I35.
:-)
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