Recent content by NigelM

I can FedEx for $23 (that's cheaper than USPS 😂) DM me and we can exchange details

Sounds good. Let me check on shipping cost.

This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing Gen 1 Tesla HPWC (not working). Please add to the discussion here.

I've been inspecting my unit this weekend and come to the conclusion that it's just worn out. It's been in virtually daily use since OCTOBER 2012(!)

I.ve had the exact same issue, it started after a recent update on Sept 15th. But flipping the breaker isn’t helping. Green light on the wall charger but no power to the car. Fortunately I was on a road trip last week and I have a spare Clipper Creek 32A wall charger. (My Tesla unit is >10 years...

Surely, if FSD is 'safer' than manual driving generally then it would be insane to withdraw FSD from a driver who is apparently tired/drowsy. Definitely warn the driver somehow but you don't take away the feature that is keeping the driver safer than they would have been otherwise. (The...

You have thousands of celebs creating content daily for your social media app attracting millions of users. You decide to p**s them all off (for whatever reason 🤷🏻‍♂️) so now they're openly dissing you. #brilliant

Maybe when quoting studies, including from the NIH, it's a good idea to add the NIH's own consideration of the value of said studies: "There is insufficient evidence for the Panel to recommend either for or against the use of vitamin D for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19."...

Correct. Generally LEDs have around 20-25,000hrs of life depending on quality of build. Say Tesla went cheap and it's 20,000 hrs and outdoor extremes of hot/cold reduce that to 15,000hrs life. At an average 2hrs/day 365 days per year will still give 20 years of life. That's all worst case...

Respect your point of view. Apologies if I'm stereotyping but it's unusual that a professional woman like you espouses so vehemently.

They unfold based on speed - Drive faster

Only if you think a few millimeters is "deep". It's good for skincare, and it'll help against viruses in your mouth, but unless someone is doing a bronchoscopy on you with a light array on the end don't expect the light to penetrate significantly into you lungs. P.s. Any study with only 30...

Meanwhile, Elon amplifying this guy:

We have Apple Music and although Spotify prob has a slight advantage with the UI, Apple has better sound with spatial audio and better total music choice (although when you're talking 60 million songs choice kinda becomes moot). There are great bundles to be had with Apple music/tv/fitness etc...