It's less for the consumer and more of an SI/IEC/BIPM thing. If the prefix k means about 1000 depending on the context, that can cause all sorts of problems. They maintain that k means strictly 1000, for good reason.
This is a common response to EVs in general because the power is instant, so it feels like you're being jerked forward and back. Not sure if that was the problem for you.
The logic is this: Collectivism is when you have to prioritize the state over your own well-being. This describes both Nazi Germany and the USSR. Therefore Nazism and USSR are collectivist and that is why they were so bad.
I had this one Singaporean guy visit me and say basically the same thing, and then he said there was this dish i had to try. And it just tasted like Umami The Dish™ to me.
Turns out, people typically enjoy the cuisine they grew up with and that's not wrong. To imply that it is makes you annoying.
I think public transport should be frictionless. Stop building cities around the car and start building public transit fucking everywhere. It should be faster and more convenient to take transit than to drive.
I never said anything about Celsius being better. I was pointing out that "Fahrenheit is more human" - a take I see all the time from Americans - only seems to hold water if you are familiar with Fahrenheit. But then it just reduces to Fahrenheit is good because it's familiar. Which... yeah lol.
Celsius isn't better for regular people with the sole exception of telling you what kind of precipitation is falling based on the minus sign. But it's not worse either
I feel like Carney is one of those bourgs who understand Marxism and use it against the proles, but in the case of Carney he's using it for the benefit of the Canadian bourgeoisie given the threat from the American bourgeoisie.
Wish there was into on how to pirate adobe for Linux. Even into for Windows is hard to find (for obvious reasons) when you're someone like me who doesn't know where to look.
This is not an invitation to tell me how and get banned lol
It's less for the consumer and more of an SI/IEC/BIPM thing. If the prefix k means about 1000 depending on the context, that can cause all sorts of problems. They maintain that k means strictly 1000, for good reason.