Cautiously excited. I wonder if it's just a cashgrab using an established IP or a genuinely good game.
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To me the defogger is the heat strips in the rear window/sometimes mirrors. Windscreen I just direct the air at the windscreen.
You don't think you are being a tad judgemental?
People whose lives revolve around fashion probably think you dress like shit.
People who love food probably think you eat like shit.
People who love cars probably think you are a shit driver.
You probably love computers and care about privacy, and you are shitting on regular users(assumption, admittedly) for not being invested.
They had something that was working, you present noscript, thing no longer works. If you are not invested, how are you going to see the appeal of extra work?
Well that was a reply to someone saying you need AC to blow hot air, which you do not.
Either way me personally I do not need AC.
I do. I drive long stints(6-12h) a lot. It is a non issue.
I'm not ripping on anyone elses way of doing things, just sharing my way of doing things. It is not a personal attack on your world view.
My car doesn't have one so same diff I guess
My whole narrative was from my perspective and my needs? What is your problem?
edit: I see you are probably misinterpreting the comment chain, the comment is a reply in regards to needing AC for blowing hot air, you do not, just a fan.
Me personally however, I do not need AC. What other people want or need is not discussed..
They will only get hot if they are used and I am implying without hard braking or hard driving they are barely used, so they are unlikely to achieve very high temperatures.
If the vehicle is being driven hard or jerky however that is a different story. Its very heavy and probably heats them up quite a lot when driven hard.
All of this is of course speculation based on what I know about regenerative brakes and regular disc brakes.
Boredom leads to poor focus and tiredness and is highly relevant for safely manning a vehicle
It's been really holding me back in learning coding. I felt pretty comfortable at first learning javascript, but as I got further the code was increasingly hard to look back to and understand, to the point I had to spend a lot of time understanding my own code.
Does it truely matter after the code has been compiled if it has more full words or not?
Malmö :)
Reddit is what 40% American?