Consumer backlash against touchscreens in cars is winning; automakers concede, return to buttons.
Consumer backlash against touchscreens in cars is winning; automakers concede, return to buttons.
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My cat's touchscreen is broken. It wouldn't stop registering a constant input from one corner. They told me it would be thousands to fix. Now it's more broken and won't accept any input. That makes it actually functional since I can use the buttons and knobs to do things that were being over ridden by the screen input.
Maybe bring it to a vet then? Also, why does your cat have a touchscreen in the first place?
PS: this will look stupid once you correct your post
How do we know he is not talking about one if these?
People who correct their post without leaving a trace of their mistake after someone has already commented on it should be keelhauled and slapped in the face with a dirty trout.
Hot take: All comments should have a public "edit history" the way Wikipedia pages do.
I'm not going to correct it, but his touch peets seem to be working fine.
haha we have so few other things to worry about in 2024 that misspellings are now high crimes
Never said it's a high crime