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Where have all the colours gone
It used to be a much more colourful world, before the monochromes took over.
u/eugeneching — 11 days ago

It used to be a much more colourful world, before the monochromes took over.
Could someone enlighten me about this choice of colour scheme?
Just sharing a short article on clutchless shifting!
Personally hate rev hang, and actually any delays introduced to the driver's input, in general.
Anybody who appreciates the "feature"?
Article's argument in short: The manual gearbox is dying and we'll be poorer for it.
He makes a case, but the case is about feel and adventure, not safety due to operating a manual transmission.
The centrepiece is a night in Laos spent towing a stranded family's van through jungle mud in a manual pick-up, which he doubts an automatic could have managed.