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It may also be a generic message also used on their ICE vehicles, which can be a safety concern if left running in a garage or enclosed space. Not a safety issue with an EV.

And not on the fridge, on the air fryer

I had a very similar issue with my Pixel 9 Pro Fold the first day I got it, when reading books on Google Play Books. It was like the black background was "dirty". It went away the next day, probably after an update that I didn't do or something.

I don't know if you're having the same issue, but it looks very similar.

I hope this is an autocorrect typo, made me laugh!

Nouvelle idée de 3e lien : un barrage avec un autoroute par dessus!!! /s

Last time I used it, until 55%-60% I think?

Also, one thing I noticed with this car in winter, the preconditioning doesn't start soon enough, so you will not get max power from the start. But it should ramp up after a couple of minutes (at least that's my experience).

No problem at all when my battery is preconditioned properly. I get 180 kW and 130 kW passed 60%. And I get the full 240 kW at the Flo Ultra in L'Étape.

The only KVMs with those requirements that come to my mind are Level1Techs' KVMs, but I don't think any of their 4 computers KVMs support 3 monitors... I believe the max is 2 monitors. They do have 3 or 4 monitors KVM, but only for 2 computers.

First, not all Superchargers are available for non-Tesla vehicles. Only V3s and newer can charge non-Teslas, and not all of them are open for non-Teslas. Your dad can be sure a Supercharger is compatible by making sure it shows up in the map in the Tesla app.

Secondly, if a Supercharger is on the map in the Tesla app, but it didn't work when your dad tried it, maybe there was an issue with that stall. It happens, even at Superchargers. He should then try a different stall. If it doesn't work, as a last resort, he should try a different cabinet. V3 cabinet are connected to up to 4 stalls, and the stalls are market with an ID like "1A" to "1D" . I believe the number is the cabinet, so in this case he should try a different one, like "2A" to "2D".

Also, on older EV6 with the CCS1 port instead of NACS, charging at a Tesla Supercharger will be slow, maxing at 90 kW I think. So preferably always choose a different charging network with faster speed. Newer EV6s with NACS can charge at Superchargers at up to 130 kW. Newer V4 Superchargers (true V4, not V3+) do properly support 800V vehicles like the EV6 and allow to charge it at the full 240 kW, but there are very few of those true V4, so it will be a while until they are widespread.

I hope this helps!

That's so cool. I've been looking around to see if it was possible, but didn't find anything very useful. What I would want is to completely rewrite the navigation app. My god is it bad.

Manual preconditioning would be fantastic too. I was planning to go the hardware way with an ESP32 on the CAN bus to do it, but if it can be done in software and integrated properly, that would be even better!

I have many more ideas, so if you ever share how you did it or if you're looking for devs, I would be interested!

Is it cold outside? I saw mine was low this winter when the car was cold. After driving a bit, it was back above the minimum line.

I'm not familiar with Bambu Lab printers, but could you change the main board and/or wireless module for the ones available in your current region?

Others suggested to use a router with a VPN on the original post, but I'm unsure if it would work. Your Bambu Lab account may need to also be based in China and you may also need a similar VPN on your phone or desktop to connect to it. At this point, LAN only is probably the only solution. Maybe you could still access it with Tailscale or something?

La seule façon d'en acheter sans que ça coûte un bras, c'est la boîte de 30 au Costco à 18$. Si je me souviens bien, c'est beaucoup moins cher que la boîte de 20 à l'épicerie.

Tu vas recevoir une lettre, mais ça prend beaucoup de temps. J'ai acheté un condo en mai l'an passé et j'ai reçu la taxe de bienvenue en décembre (~7 mois plus tard). Je commençais à me demander s'ils m'avaient oublié aussi!

Et tu peux payer en 4 versements sur un an environ, c'est pas obligé d'être tout d'un coup. Moi j'avais déjà l'argent de côté, donc j'ai tout payé tout de suite.

Another tip I used literally last week to achieve this is use an island map and play with the water size. With this, you have less bitter's bases you have to destroy. You then speed run the basic mall setup and start producing turrets and bullets quickly (and researching the submachine gun), then you just go destroy all the bitters before they get too strong. After that, you are all clear for the rest of the run. I did There is no spoon and Lazy Bastard in about 6 hours I think with that strategy.

My only issue with it in winter is the battery preconditioning not working under 20%, and preheating the car doesn't preheat the seats, only the wheel (why?!?!?!)

Je suis à Chapais en ce moment, et ma mère avait mal au cœur en voyant ça à la télé aujourd'hui. C'est quelque chose qui va toujours rester dans la tête des gens ici, surtout ceux qui ont vécu à cette époque.

I've been having the same bug on my Pixel 9 Pro Fold, so not only iOS. It happens when my phone switches between the dark and light theme.

Even after years, this opening scene (and the music!) always give me goosebumps...

For now, I'm using the GT130, but I don't have a Zigbee dongle or other Zigbee devices yet. I'll test that later when I have time to mess with my Home Assistant setup. Hilo is working fine so far.

The road isn't really rough, and one of the locations that this happens is in a parking garage, so no bumpy road there.

I use a Motorola MA1, which works great, except in some specific locations in my city for some reasons. Like, it freezes and cuts for a couple of seconds. It's probably interference at those locations, but it's still weird since my phone and the MA1 are so close to each other.

On long trips though, I plug my phone directly so it doesn't drain its battery (my phone doesn't work great with the wireless charger).

CPUs rarely die, but motherboards do. So at some point, there are more CPUs available than the motherboards supporting them. That's why those CPUs become so cheap and the motherboards become so expensive.

Right, I understand... If no one has an answer for you, I would suggest finding someone that has one near you and testing it yourself maybe?or if you have a Best Buy near you, you could order one from them and simply return it if it doesn't work.

Should work pretty much flawlessly. I have a 2024, so I have to use an adapter, but the 2025 should just be plug and play. In my opinion, it's the best portable EVSE. It's cheap and there are tails (the wall plug part) for pretty much any outlet types and it limits the current based on the plugged tail. I find it way more secure than the ones with a button to change the max current.

I use mine as my main EVSE, locked to the parking post. I live in a condo, so I couldn't really install a stationary EVSE, especially since I'm limited to 240V 15A (upgraded from 120V 15A using the same wires). With that low of a current, it wasn't worth spending a lot on a big EVSE, and I don't even have wifi in my parking, so any "smart" features are worthless. What's great is when I leave for a roadtrip or vacation, I can just unlock the Mobile Connector and bring it with me.