The...the location change IS that great. One of them is 64.6 and the other is 65.6, which is...one mile apart. “2 miles away” and “1 mile away” are...one mile apart.

Two Corinthians One Trump is the next viral video.

There’s also the “flash” factor; as you display a meter that’s frequently changing, such as speed or tach, each change of value causes a drastic change in the display in your peripheral vision, which is very distracting, rather than the steady sweep of a needle. This kind of change should be reserved for things that…

I disagree. This is one place where despite it being a bit of a skeumorphism, it’s one that makes sense. With analog gauges, you can get a pretty good sense of which way they’re pointing just from your peripheral vision. You don’t have to consciously read the display, you can just glance enough to get an idea of the…

Except she makes if clear that she wants to stay, countering each of her own reasons for leaving with wishing she could stay longer, asking for a drink or cigarette, or planning to “say that she tried” to leave if she faces shit for choosing to stay with him.

Someone on Twitter recently (I wish I could remember who) pointed out that, the way it was originally written and performed, what this song is really about is a woman who wants to buck social norms of propriety and stay with him but feels pressured to leave so she doesn’t suffer social consequences and stigma. And…

A gauge with a needle provides three types of data in one convenient instrument: