I grew up when even digital clocks were off by a couple minutes or more because they weren't centrally connected to something that kept them accurate. Heck, my phone and computer clocks aren't always exactly in sync down to the second.
I prefer analogue clocks most of the time because it lets me know roughly how much time is left until something at a glance instead of needing to calculate it in my head.
While I agree in general, including the fact that Tesla has consistently lied about range, this article showing that the initial drop is the largest is consistent with Tesla's lies about the real world range for newer vehicles.
The studies on other manufacturers mentioned later in the article are consistent with the Tesla data though, so that is promising.
I like to remove screws when disassembling things before throwing them away. Then I store them away in case I have a need for that exact screw in the future. Out of the hundreds collected I have used at least 4 so it was time well spent.
Depends on the game. Many games let you create a custom character and the character is defined by their actions.
Some games have zero character to the character you control.
Some are story based with strong characters where it isn't about the player, sure, but those are less common than the ones that allow the player to either self insert or play a one dimensional archetype character.
At least it tells you what stupid shit it is doing. There is apparently another 'security update' for android and I'm assuming it is actually another complete UI overhaul called a security update again.
Wonder if nobody has subbed to it or one of my settings is hiding them, because I cannot believe that is accurate.