@VirginMediaIE folks, Internet is off in Santry, Dublin area. Tried to restart the router - same situation as before. Even restored the router to default - same story. When is the service expected to be restored?
@amuse What the hell are you talking about? Greenland is a free country that is prospering. No one wants to live in shitty America. What a horrible country to live in. I pitty you.
@OutsmartedPlay Folks, this is not good enough. You can not rely on a single server to support the whole damn application. People have paid money for the game and bought a lot of extensions and can not access it. Really not cool.
@tweethue I am trying to order some products from Philips Hue UK website but it doesn't seem it wants to accept delivery to Ireland? Do you deliver to Ireland?
Our battery warranty covers at least 8 years (or 100k miles/160k km, whichever comes first)
Your Tesla also automatically optimizes charging for long-term battery health
NEWS: Tesla has announced a new standardization to reduce the cost and complexity of electronics in the automotive industry, and is inviting all device suppliers and vehicle manufacturers to join them in this initiative.
Today, EVs typically use over 200 connections. To simplify this, Tesla has simplified the connectors in its cars so that they use just 6 connectors.
Tesla: "To accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy, we are simplifying the manufacturing process and electrical connectivity requirements for all our vehicles. This includes the implementation of our Low-Voltage Connector Standard (LVCS), which allows us to reduce the large number of connector types required to just 6. These 6 device connectors are designed to meet the power and signal requirements for over 90% of typical electrical device applications. This standardization unlocks further operational efficiencies, cost reductions and manufacturing automation.
LVCS expands upon the same 48V electronic architecture used for Cybertruck. It meets the requirement for increased spacing for 48V operation and is available in industry-standard light blue. The 48V architecture is the optimal long-term choice, requiring ¼ of the current to deliver the same amount of power. Designed to enable reliable autonomous vehicles, it utilizes robust single wire sealing and independent secondary locking mechanisms while minimizing the package size.
Tesla invites all device suppliers and vehicle manufacturers to join us in this initiative. Any questions can be directed to [email protected]."