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Originally Posted by redpoint5
I would talk to electronic devices if it was effective. Usually I just get upset that it cannot understand what I'm saying.
I used to have a 2hr commute to Portland and a 2hr commute home. On my way in, I would eat breakfast burritos, then when traffic came to a halt I would shave and brush my teeth, emptying the whiskers and spitting on the road when stopped in gridlock. The car was also a manual, so mix in frequent shifting with these tasks.
Not saying it was a good idea, just saying I did that when I was young to increase the effectiveness of my time.
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I will read and make notes etc.
when stopped in gridlock traffic. I can't see an issue with that when you can't make any meaningful inputs to the vehicle controls anyway.
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Can't wait for autonomous vehicles!
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Me either.