I remember a similar story from my father, of people in the small town he was in crowding standing in the front yard of a neighbor, crowding around a picture window to look in at the first TV in town in the mid-1950's.
I find it interesting, but I question how practical it is for regular use. On a recent trip, I was driving in Canada in a car bought in the United States that did not have the metric values on the speedometer. But all…
I remember a similar story from my father, of people in the small town he was in crowding standing in the front yard of a neighbor, crowding around a picture window to look in at the first TV in town in the mid-1950's.
I find it interesting, but I question how practical it is for regular use. On a recent trip, I was driving in Canada in a car bought in the United States that did not have the metric values on the speedometer. But all…