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Tesla Model X Owner Has Had Enough Of Minimalism, Adds Physical Buttons (insideevs.com)
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Tesla Model X Owner Has Had Enough Of Minimalism, Adds Physical Buttons::Tesla Model X owner from China has attached a panel of physical buttons to the vehicle's main control unit for quicker access to some key functions.

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[–] Krzd@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

The question is, do you want them to toggle 'on' and 'off', meaning switching them on is like holding down the key, or send impulses in each position? (obviously with a master switch to reset then without triggering something)