Definitely Fahrenheit, I'm just out here fighting American centricity on the internet by being annoying and pedantic. The USA is the only country, besides some islands and territories, to use Fahrenheit for outdoor temperature, the rest of us moved on to more civil units of measurement.
Equally peeves me that people often say "Canada" (no, Canada is big, it was Manitoba) or "Europe" (you can say "Portugal", we actually did learn geography). But "Arizona"? Go right ahead, of course we should all know US states by heart, because the USA is the centre of the world!
I'm this close to getting a fucking TomTom. I need something that can do turn by turn navigation in a car, ideally through Android Auto, but nothing good goes on Android Auto anymore.
How long until we crack this protocol anyway so we can use Linux phones with Android Auto?
Nope, we all misunderstood what they meant. Wikipedia is not an authoritative source, it is a derivative work. However, you can use the sources provided by the Wikipedia article and use the article itself to understand the topic.
Wikipedia isn't and was never a primary source of information, and that is by design. You don't declare information in encyclopedias, you inventory information.
My autistic brain really struggles with natural language and its context-based nuances. Human language just isn't built for precision, it's built for conciseness and efficacy. I don't see how a machine can do better than my brain.
All cars can catch fire, some more often, others more intensely. Doesn't matter if it's a swastikar or not.
Instead of pitting EVs against ICE, let's all push to reduce car dependence and instead encourage the development of public transit!