Re: What's the actual *advantage* of not having an sd slot?

On 2025-06-27 17:53, R.Wieser wrote:

Carlos,
 

I'm not sure what you are referring to there, as I can't seem to find the
term "printing box" back in your previous posts.
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Though when you did mention printing I was thinking you ment a dead-tree
version.  Hence my website suggestion.

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To this:
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]> Customization has become easier and cheaper. I just remembered a piece
about a box that would print a book and bind it on the spot, as you
waited. So that you could buy any "out of print" book

 Yep, I missed that when I was looking for it. Sorry.
 But in dat case I was responding to that creating of a dead-tree book.  I
couldn't, and still can't, imagine when "they did not customize the manual
book" it would get any better by printing the same.
 And yes, I read about such a machine too, and they presented it as if it
would be in the style of vending machine.

The manual I refer to is a printed book. I mean, I got with the car a printed book of instructions. When I seek how to do something, I have to find the page that has the correct paragraph for the actual hardware I have in the car.
Instead, I propose they should print a book with the actual options, and not the options I don't have installed.
If the manual would have been electronic, then having all the options in the pdf would have been even worse. It is easy enough to assemble the correctly versioned PDF.
Say, look in the book how to check the oil, and then read that the stick can be front, rear, left, right, or not exist, depending on what motor version I have installed. It was so bad, that I would go to the garage and ask them to explain how to activate the wipers or something. Some features I found out about them a year or two later.
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Cheers, Carlos.