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On Sun, 7 Dec 2025 19:25:01 +0100, Carlos E.R. wrote:

> Another thing is the TomTom tool. Sometimes I need to connect the thing
> to the computer and do something on the software (like enable debug so
> that customer service finds the problem).

My Garmin Nuvi sometimes whines about needing a map update and the Garmin 
Express app is only for Windows or Mac. No big deal.What I mainly use it 
for it the speed. The studded tires I put on last week are 14" wheels and 
the car came with 15" so the speedometer is slightly off. I'm used to 
that. Jap bike speedometers always were optimistic so you mentally 
subtract 5 or 10 mph from the needle.

The other use is punching in geocache or Little Free Library coordinates.