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Rhodri Marsden
Journalist and musician Rhodri Marsden has been addressing common technology problems by stripping away the jargon and enlisting the help of readers in his Cyberclinic column in The Independent for the past two years.
One of the reasons they suggest is the benefit of having a second pair of eyes on the road; if you find yourself at Spaghetti Junction, looking desperately for a signpost for the A38(M) northbound, it's likely that your passenger will a) stop talking about their gallstones, and b) help you navigate. You're not likely to get such consideration from someone at the other end of a phone line.
This isn't something I'd ever really considered before, but it's 1x Very Good Point.
This isn't something I'd ever really considered before, but it's 1x Very Good Point.
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