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> I’ve been thinking about all the supplementary devices I’d need to buy to make up for it — basically a printer (+ ink) for tickets and a GPS device with car r
by TacticalCoder 4y ago
> I’ve been thinking about all the supplementary devices I’d need to buy to make up for it — basically a printer (+ ink) for tickets and a GPS device with car ride services and google maps built in for getting around.
I've got a printer at home. Sister in law printed a plane ticket on it the other day, just in case there'd be an issue with her phone. Instead of "GPS device + car ride services" I've got an old-fashioned thing: a car. The car happens to have its own GPS so I can get around.
It may not suit everybody of course.
- setgree 4y agoI am with you until the car bit, but I live in Brooklyn and haven’t driven in years. Google Maps is essential for me, I fear
- dbalatero 4y agoI'm also in Brooklyn. Light Phone 2 has directions including MTA transit. For tickets, I do print them out. Sometimes I'll draw a little map for fun and use that instead of the phone directions, for simple things. Once I draw the map I find that I actually memorize 90% of it anyways and often don't end up looking at it. As for car ride services, I just stopped using them except for super essential times, at which point I can pull my iPhone out of a drawer.