Recent content by init6

You google "how do I auto update docker images" :)

My top tip would be to read the manual. I know it's boring when you don't have the car in front of you, but it does answer a lot of questions.

The manual says:

The short and long trip consumption at temperature (snappy name :)) graph is quite interesting.

Or put it in creep mode. Certainly no need to stamp on the brakes as the manual notes. FYI I had my MOT just before Xmas and had no issues with the brakes despite doing nothing proactive and certainly not drying them

Model 3? https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/rear-windshield-glass-trim-missing.217036/

As required: https://service.tesla.com/docs/Public/diy/model3/en_us/GUID-D49F81B4-8E10-4A24-871E-5EF2F30C8285.html

Which ones in particular? There are a lot with extra options.

Just someone else who can't comprehend simple sentences.

Dude, you can't follow a simple sentence, I doubt we can explain capitalism to you :)

I can't think of a failure mode that would trigger the alarm from the app. If you do a search on here then I'm sure you'll see most if not all false alerts are caused by insects. However if you report it to Tesla I think they can tell what sensor triggered the alarm. If it's the internal sensor...

That's not what I wrote.

It was undoubtedly a petulant boardroom spat but it may have worked out for him. Remember the SVP will set the culture in her organisation and if the SuC team think they are indispensable then that culture needs a reset too. The shareholders may have pushed him into backtracking, but they also...

But he won't have the exec who didn't want to cut the headcount. And I suspect, a more compliant team

I get that we all have different ideas of what is value for money and some of the features are undoubtedly useful, but you are paying full price for two fifths of a product. Of course there is a chance that the 3 missing features might appear some time you have the car, but £3400 buys you a lot...