thefortunes
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Thanks for the response and "upon further review" I agree with the decision.Unless Tesla is publicly saying these sites are open I am hesitant to show them.
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Thanks for the response and "upon further review" I agree with the decision.Unless Tesla is publicly saying these sites are open I am hesitant to show them.
es, but a proxy is not a VPN. I'm not positive, but Tesla's VPN likely uses high grade 2048 bit RSA or higher encryption. There is no way you could sniff that traffic without it being useless garble. The point is that the browser does not go through Tesla's VPN.
It might not go through the same VPN the internal telemetry traffic does, but it certainly does go through Tesla's VPN when on 3G/LTE.
It is every 10 minutes. I recently visited the Design Center in Hawthorne and they have a huge tv screen showing the updates with a 10 minute delay note beneath.I checked this morning and those status bars were not present. Very slick to add these. I wonder how often they get updated? Every minute, I would hope. My most distant SuperCharger report is 350 miles from my location ~55% further than my battery will take me.
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Yes, but a proxy is not a VPN. I'm not positive, but Tesla's VPN likely uses high grade 2048 bit RSA or higher encryption. There is no way you could sniff that traffic without it being useless garble. The point is that the browser does not go through Tesla's VPN.
Which is exactly what I said above:
Perhaps I should have said "proxy" instead of VPN. So sue me.
SEE YOU IN COURT!Perhaps I should have said "proxy" instead of VPN. So sue me.
The data shows the SC network traversing DTLA is woefully inadequate. Burbank is always at least 1/2 full, and there is nothing on the I5 between Buena Park and Burbank. Anyone know of plans to put 20 stalls in the middle of LA? Because that's what they need!
The data shows the SC network traversing DTLA is woefully inadequate. Burbank is always at least 1/2 full, and there is nothing on the I5 between Buena Park and Burbank. Anyone know of plans to put 20 stalls in the middle of LA? Because that's what they need!
20 stalls in the middle of LA would just feed the locals. Going north on the 5, a stop at Buena Park will get you to Tejón so there is no reason to stop at Burbank.
Wow - "just feed the locals" - rather than a negative, let's make it a positive.
New Tesla adjacent business: *local* "gas" stations -- e.g., that 20-stall station mooted by @oktane. NOT for free if you live within, say, 100 mile radius; charges from the first kWh, but at a rate competitive with local home charging. Maybe even two cost levels (all auto-billed to your credit card): cheaper rate 1 until you hit 80% SOC; more expensive rate 2 to top off. Build 'em out with a gas-station style convenience center, but instead of selling all things crappy, lease to Starbucks.
Might even want to take over existing gas stations, although I'd be worried about environmental remediation costs.
Alan
Real-time traffic, accidents, hazards, and police from Waze are now shown when zoomed in at or above level 10 on the map. Additionally the amenity icons are now fixed. No one realized they were showing completely bogus data.
Excellent!
It appears that in my neck of the woods there are various SuC that do not have all stalls reporting. (Based on on-site info as well as never seeing all stalls available). 4 out of 11 locations have 8 out of 73 total stalls which do not appear to be reporting. Is there something that can be done about these?
Thanks!
@thefortunes , because this same information shows up in the Tesla built in nav map, it would seem the best thing to do is to report it to Tesla. Meaning fix it at the source then the wk057 users would benefit from any fixes/changes that Tesla makes.Excellent!
It appears that in my neck of the woods there are various SuC that do not have all stalls reporting. (Based on on-site info as well as never seeing all stalls available). 4 out of 11 locations have 8 out of 73 total stalls which do not appear to be reporting. Is there something that can be done about these? Thanks!
Real-time traffic, accidents, hazards, and police from Waze are now shown when zoomed in at or above level 10 on the map. Additionally the amenity icons are now fixed. No one realized they were showing completely bogus data.
This is a problem with the actual data coming from Tesla. The in car view has the same issue. wk057 has made some attempts to work around it, but can only do so much. In some cases I am now saying "at least X of X" stalls available, or "X more possibly" when there is reason to believe more are free. It appears that if both stalls in a pair are not used for some time they go to sleep and stop reporting data.