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2017.50.3.f3425a1 is out!
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Xtek
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That's what I figured. Though, this could be where the firmware updates are.
lunitiks
Cool James & Black Teacher
Right, exactly. High accuracy DPI is really expensive to curate and Ubiquiti already does a great job even relative to some subscription services.
As an aside, this is one of the reasons I am opposed to DPI based policy enforcement or traffic shaping. It tends to be error prone
arcus
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Oh no... now since no. 2 "major" complaint will finally be satisfied (1:15):
I fully expect the drop of 20-30% of number of posts on TMC!
I fully expect the drop of 20-30% of number of posts on TMC!
pilotSteve
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haha, this is actually GREAT news (you had to be inside the car). Why? It harkens back to Christmas 2012 when I first received my Signature S85. Was dressed nicely for a party and with a very wet windshield (and the wipers left on from exiting), as soon as the door was opened I was rewarded with a huge SPLASH of cold water as the wipers activated immediately while I was getting in.Okay, I took a spray bottle of Windex and tried it out. Sprayed and nothing happened
So be happy! And stay dry....
pilotSteve
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I've emailed Tesla support several times with this suggestion (since 2013), but why not use simple learning to watch when and how frequently I press the "single wipe" button on the stalk..... and LEARN to correlate the sensed rain with how often I ask the wipers to cycle. After "a while" they offer to automatically follow the behavior I just trained.
timvracer
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a) This feature would be a nightmare if it did not require you to be in the car. I often have my car "on" (radio) while washing it.. I don't need the wipers activating!
b) Don't really get all the hullabaloo, this is a very minor feature that my cheap ICE cars have. I know folks have wanted it, but frankly, I am expecting much more from Tesla with regards to meaningful upgrades.
c) Lastly, I definitely noticed the AP digression with the HoHoHo release, I do hope they go back, the previous version was rock solid for me.
Now that long wait for "my turn" with this upgrade.
b) Don't really get all the hullabaloo, this is a very minor feature that my cheap ICE cars have. I know folks have wanted it, but frankly, I am expecting much more from Tesla with regards to meaningful upgrades.
c) Lastly, I definitely noticed the AP digression with the HoHoHo release, I do hope they go back, the previous version was rock solid for me.
Now that long wait for "my turn" with this upgrade.
Are you kidding? This was the Holy Grail of AP2
Xtek
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I recently had an AP1 loaner and I wound up turning auto wipers off the logic was so bad. If this is mimicking AP1 I'll probably just leave it off.
@BlueRocket Any chance you can tap the information "I" above the auto wiper setting and post a picture of what it says?
For what it's worth, there are two things I've been annoyed that I will lose when I eventually get my car, auto wipers and air conditioned seats. Granted, I use the air conditioned seats wayyyyyy more than I use the wipers out here in Droughtifornia, but at least now I know I won't have to manually turn on the wipers like some sort of savage after all
I had an AP1 70D and frankly I hated the auto wipers. It never wiped at an appropriate interval, either failing to detect mist or overwiping and chattering....
It was nice at times but at least half the time I would’ve rather had manual intervals.
Actually, we don't know if it's a "new" nn network yet or just the old one being utilized, we won't know for sure until I get my hands on this release...
There was a NN for rain sensing in .50 but it wasn't leveraged yet, for all we know they just started using that network in the car.
Of course, very true and all catalogued in my rumor thread's links
There are several NN links on the rain-sensing there...Rumor summary: Blind-spot cameras, Rain sensing, Level 3, Big battery, Interior/HUD
Not much to add...
I wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s an industry first. I know BMWs have had it since at least 2006. But is the Tesla version better? Probably.
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