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I think he was making a reference: www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.p...

everything reminds me of balatro

At least it's not metric. ;)

Planckmaxing.

I just thought it was about driving to El Paso.

I think Randall is bored.

cc: @scenicsigns.bsky.social

Speed at which I move on Monday mornings are measured in Bubnoff units.

oh no, the new dashboard speedometers are going to be a NIGHTMARE

This *feels* like floating point arithmetic

Need to vector with an appropriate time unit. So... 61468.7 smoots per 42.67 Swatch beats

instead of switching to the metric system…

Next cartoon: A pirate ship captain tells his navigator to "walk the Planck"

Them will be renumbered in logarithmics.

How wide should the signs be? One plank length.

Sorry, I prefer my signs in % of my own remaining route. To *really* keep me on my toes as to what the values mean. Of course, we'd need dynamic LCD signs and wireless data transfer, but when there is an useless gadget to try out, you can count on your local representatives to waste money on it!

*Moans in agony/SI*

"It works pretty well in the information superhighways" they said

Looks very natural

I hope that this will be constant.

I am so glad I took the time to work that out when I first saw this, lol.

Planck Units are OK. But drivers will get confused when they switch to metric units.