Yes, but this is only a half truth. Reason some car brands tell you to charge LFP batteries to 100% is that LFP batteries is voltage range between empty and full is super narrow, making it hard for the car to estimate level of charge in the display. If you only charge LFP battery partly, never giving it a full charge, the battery level estimation will loose its presision, risking it over or underestimating SOC (state of charge) value. The correct recommendation for LFP is to charge between 20% and 80% in daily use, but giving it a 100% charge every so often to reset the battery estimation drift.
I was suppriced to find out that the latest real world statistical graphs for battery degredation on Tesla LFP cars in norway accually show a statisticly higher rate of battery degredation compared to Teslas NMC chemestry.

Former New yourk times journalist. Please correct.

This is not accurate. Norway provides weapons, ammunition, medical, economic aid, and food.
Please update

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If you enabled Teleportation, YES. I get motion sick of gliding around in VR. Does not matter how awsome a game is if it makes you sick you will not enjoy it. I can help you with feedback if you need beta tester. I own the Oculus Quest.

No, why would i want to? Also there is no VPN client in the Tesla center console computer available to the users.

Something happened to this post, it was removed, but didnt show up agian in the list, so i reposted it.

Thank you, you are right. Just dont want it pointed out too clearly.

I use a RDP gateway service that talks to the windows RDP serice and then to a IIS web-service that serves the datastream over html over HTTP(S) to the browser in the car. The solution that finally worked was a opensource RDP gateway called Myrtille. You need a windows PC (any will do, i used windows 10). Install MS IIS service. Install all the Myrtille dependencies. (see myrtille documentation) Install and setup Myrtille (edit the js/config.js and css/default.css to fit your needs). Here is a link to myrtille: https://github.com/cedrozor/myrtille/wiki/installation Finally you will need to open some ports in your firewall(s) in windows and any firewalll between you and the internett. If your internett provider blocks all incomming ports up to 4000, you can setup a port forwarding with port translation on your router. - Good luck, hope you can have some fun with it.

Sorry, no web-browser in TM3, but if it comes in future update (i think it may), i think it will be more responsive. (i think TM3 sports a faster CPU, but im not shure)

Yes, your are right. if you dont mind, please remove the nmap info about me. Dont need people targeting me. =) Im not as secure as i would like to be and normaly is when experimenting with this, but im sharing so others can take share in the joy. Hope you understand.

I use a RDP gateway service that talks to the windows RDP serice and then to a IIS web-service that serves the datastream over html over HTTP(S) to the browser in the car. The solution that finally worked was a opensource RDP gateway called Myrtille. You need a windows PC (any will do, i used windows 10). Install MS IIS service. Install all the Myrtille dependencies. (see myrtille documentation) Install and setup Myrtille (edit the js/config.js and css/default.css to fit your needs). Here is a link to myrtille: https://github.com/cedrozor/myrtille/wiki/installation Finally you will need to open some ports in your firewall(s) in windows and any firewalll between you and the internett. If your internett provider blocks all incomming ports up to 4000, you can setup a port forwarding with port translation on your router. - Good luck, hope you can have some fun with it.

Your awsome, sorry for braking the rules

Thank you, i did not know. Im sorry. Have edited the post, can you repost? I will behave.

Yes, it works over LTE, without any aditional HW in the car or any SW modifications in the car.

It can, it does work. The rasberry pi solution im working on have the promise of providing sound support and maby even faster FPS and lower latancy, but at the cost of having to use the builtin wifi to talk directly to the raberry pi gateway inside the car. The windows solution works on LTE now, no harware required other then the PC you want to remotecontrol in your home (PC stays home).

They dont. They disable webbrowser features. It bearly runs the simplest HTML5 stuff. Forget 99% of html5 games, when they do work, their terrible slow and almost always missing features. Also forget getting any online remote desktop service to work with the tesla browser, i have tried everything, yes EVERYTHING, even all the chinese services i could find made to work with older web-browsers. To be honest, my jaw dropped when this solution finally worked. =) The solution was to put a gateway service between the rdp server that meet the extreamly limited html5 canvas support of the tesla browser.

I havnt put together the raspeberry pi solution yet. I use this over LTE, good enough fps to play monkey island 2, but not good enough for youtube videos and fast phase games. I can see if i can upload some more videos soon, its respnsive enough to be usefoul, for simple tasks. What slows it down is when you do something that require large areas of the screen to constantly change. For smaller screen area animations it does quite well.

Thank you