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Re:The benefits of “low tech” user interfaces by Pasorrijer on Wednesday May 25, 2022 @07:06AM (#31502795)
I also find that many of these touchscreens are designed with California in mind. Sure, touchscreens are great when it's sunny and 22C. But when it's -25 and the car feels like a freezer, the touchscreen is sluggish and won't accepted gloved inputs, I start swearing and think about selling the car.
Re:The benefits of “low tech” user interfaces by ridgered4 on Wednesday May 25, 2022 @08:13AM (#31503388)
A buddy of mine said the touchscreen on his Chevy Cruz (I believe) didn't even work in the winter until the car was warmed up.