u/DntTouchMeImSterile

For any new passport owners, I have the 2026 RTL with the V6 and had noticed the transmission was very sluggish at the beginning, especially in Eco mode. Definitely was freaking out a bit and saw several posts on it (almost made one myself). It was my first new car so I never had experienced this before.

For any other new buyers, just reporting in that after ~1000 miles it’s completely smooth even in Eco mode. I know people say Honda engines usually don’t need much break in but some time and easier driving definitely helped a ton in my experience!

My job pays for one paper subscription of a journal each year, and I can’t decide which one to subscribe to. I am a relatively new attending in outpatient community mental health, for context.

Got a new Steelcase Gesture last week, and I absolutely love it. I found the perfect position, but every time I either sit down or scoot up in the chair the sat slides out of the position. I can move it back with the front knob, but I feel like it should be locked in place and not move. anyone else with the chair know if this is normal or not?

Recently inherited this camera from my dad, looking for a telephoto lens to add (something more than 60x on my current camera below). I am a complete amateur, more of a birder than photographer so I apologize if I get any terminology wrong

Budget: 500 USD

Country: USA

Condition: New or Used

Type of Camera: Canon Eos Rebel Ti1 DS126231

Intended use: Photography, for birding

End use: identification of birds, possibly small prints

If photography: wildlife

If video what style: n/a

What features do you absolutely need: zoom

What features would be nice to have: compatible with my camera, small enough to take in the field

Portability: shoulder strap

Cameras you're considering: not sure.

Cameras you already have: Panasonic LUMIX FZ80, worked fine but not enough zoom

Notes: (any other considerations you think we should know about)