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Last gen Hondas have physical buttons, also the volume and temperature knobs click when rotated. The screen has physical back and home buttons too.


And that's the premise of Talos Principle.


check out civic 11 gen, they are almost indistinguishable from regular ice cars when sitting inside


Does it have a power split device? E.g., a planetary gearbox?


No, it’s a different system than what Toyota uses: https://global.honda/en/tech/Honda_eHEV_next_generation/


Looks like a series hybrid with a clutch that bypasses the generator for a high-efficiency overdrive gear. It's simpler than the planetary gear system in a Prius, but they must have made the drive motor (equivalent to MG2 in Prius diagrams) bigger if they never combine power from both MG2 and the ICE. Or, that's not shown in the diagram.


Thanks!


it's just in Spanish and not dependent on location


that makes a and -a


I'd recommend picking the story or novel depending on which you can finish in one go. It's gripping and I feel like breaking it up might take away from the experience.


I haven't read Brave New World, but this immediately reminded me of The Gods Themselves with Rationals, Emotionals and Patentals.


Well then, with that argument you can also stay with apple store and leave those second, third and fifth stores alone for those who want them.


I bet in most places it all starts with a new innovative system of (self) assessment that relies on number of features/VI/KPI tied to promotions.


If you want an upgrade check 9barista. Same form-factor as bialetti but it makes an actual espresso with right temperature and pressure. And it even comes with an adapter plate for gas burner.


I also use a moka only when camping (French press and espresso machine at home).

Why it’s great for camping: 1. Indestructible 2. Cheaply found at a garage sale (no worries if it gets lost in a pile of camping gear) 3. Takes up less volume than a French press 4. When camping, everything tastes better. Even “ok” coffee is a luxury

All this to say: a $500 device is a tough sell for camping


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