speedyranger74
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Not true for me.A post on Twitter from an owner in Northern Ireland saying the latest update enables no-confirmation on green light now?
https://twitter.com/plugincarguy/status/1363509000122359808?s=21
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Not true for me.A post on Twitter from an owner in Northern Ireland saying the latest update enables no-confirmation on green light now?
https://twitter.com/plugincarguy/status/1363509000122359808?s=21
It’s as though the programmers are all working from home independently on different parts of the software.I would have thought something as significant as changes to green light approaches would be in release notes.
I see all the latest updates have stalled, just the pending ones installing. Most cars are spread over different bugs now, that's all a bit messy.
Any idea why folk in the US would want wheelie-bin visualisation? I've heard this said a few times but can't figure out why.I'm getting sick and tired of seeing wheelie bins on the visualisation. I regularly drive through a village where all the car sees is hordes of wheelie bins on both side of the road, often mistaking other objects for the damned things. It's got to the point where whenever I think about what the visualisation display looks like what I remember most are the serried ranks of wheelie bins. Given that there is absolutely no requirement here in the UK for the car to even know what a wheelie bin looks like, the whole thing seems really bizarre (I do understand this may be useful in the US).
Any idea why folk in the US would want wheelie-bin visualisation? I've heard this said a few times but can't figure out why.
Perhaps they suffer bin blindness in the USAny idea why folk in the US would want wheelie-bin visualisation? I've heard this said a few times but can't figure out why.
They have a robotic arm on one side of the truck/lorry which will pick up the bin and empty it's contents into a hole on the roof of the truck. Saves a bit of manual labour I guess.Any idea why folk in the US would want wheelie-bin visualisation? I've heard this said a few times but can't figure out why.
Well the car has not got better over the weekend so contacted Tesla, great response and they are picking the car up today and getting a loaner sorted out. My efficiency dropped from over 90% to less than 40% and charging went from a linear charge increase to a very steppy one when I looked on TeslaFi so something odd is going on with the battery control systems. Who knows if it was update related but I will let people know the outcomeLooks like 4.6 has really screwed my LR 21 model up. This morning after my normal 10 minute preheat I couldn't go above 30 mph and hills had me down to 18mph. Teslafi reported 398w/mile at that speed!!
Charged up at work and had full power on the return home but no regen braking and 463w/mile and I was being very gentle - who knows what's going on!
Mine never and I mean never misses a wheelie bin even when mostly obscured or even on its side but parked cars and oncoming cars are often missed.
So parking blocking someone's wheelie bin is a big no-no in the USA (since the robot arm won't collect it, whereas here a person could), and that's why the visualisation highlights them? Is that it?They have a robotic arm on one side of the truck/lorry which will pick up the bin and empty it's contents into a hole on the roof of the truck. Saves a bit of manual labour I guess.
I think it's more so that in the US, the car can detect there's a bin on the road and won't try to hug the kerb as it drives autonomously.So parking blocking someone's wheelie bin is a big no-no in the USA (since the robot arm won't collect it, whereas here a person could), and that's why the visualisation highlights them? Is that it?
If so, it would be far more useful here in the UK to have it flag double yellow lines or parking on the pavement (seems the low hanging fruit on parking likely to get fined).
If so, it would be far more useful here in the UK to have it flag double yellow lines or parking on the pavement (seems the low hanging fruit on parking likely to get fined).
Bug fix releases seem very disjointed. ...or is it just me2021.4.6.1 downloading now. Doesn't seem to be any release notes online.
Yeah my "notes" are also like that.Not the most informative of updates...but I can save my profile.
Edit: Someone just dm'd asking if I had blanked out the box under 'Release Notes' and above 'Minor Fixes'.
No, that image is exactly as it appears...I have never seen anything similar to it before.
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Very weird issue today with the boot on my 2021 LR.