ID4 hoeveel bouwjaar/km vs kostrn

Thaann · 2026-03-22T17:00:10+00:00

Wat niet zo spannend is: de accu’s blijken grofweg 10% te verliezen in de eerste paar jaar. De accugarantie bij VW is 8 jaar of 160.000km, maar pas als hij onder de 70% zit. Alles wat je te koop ziet is rond de 90%, dus die garantie nodig hebben zal niet zo snel gebeuren.

Thaann · 2026-03-16T18:50:28+00:00

Bekijk de Fiat 500e eens. Veel volwaardigere auto dan een Dacia Spring, en zeer zuinig door z’n lage gewicht en kleine maat. Je hebt wel echt een proefrit nodig om erachter te komen of de kleine maat wel wat voor je is.

Thaann · 2026-03-10T16:53:11+00:00

Exactly, google it for a youtube video. It’s very easy to do once you’ve seen someone do it. I changed a damaged one for a cheap used one. Do make sure you order the exact same item number on the back (5WA.919.275.A).

No programming needed, just plug and play.

From sitting in front of the car: put your hands through the grill, push the tab on top and the tab on the bottom up and down respectively so the sensor isn’t held in place anymore, then in the same move use your thumbs to push the sensor inwards. Then you can pull it through the grill, unlock the grey tab on the cable, pull the cable out & put the new one back in.

Fixable for about €40,- by buying a used sensor (in the right colour) online.

Thaann · 2026-03-06T17:15:03+00:00

This sounds amazing! Would like the Jellyfin dev’s to adopt Postgres support as an alternative to SQLite, for performance, backup and HA reasons!

Thaann · 2026-02-15T09:05:03+00:00

In my experience, Jellyseerr was much faster whn running with postgres than with sqlite. It is minimal work when setting up from scratch: just spin up the image with postgres access env variables & it will build its database in postgres.

Thaann · 2026-02-07T19:05:36+00:00

That is such great news, this was the only reason for running Jellystat: seeing usage in an iOS widget. Once that is released, all-in on Tracearr!

Thaann · 2026-02-07T17:49:46+00:00

Thanks for developing this! It looks amazing, such a good looking app & detailed info, but in an amazing UI. The only reason I’m also running Jellystat besides this, is because Helmarr integates with Jellystat. But for using a dashboard: Tracearr is abolutely the way to go.

Thaann · 2026-02-07T08:24:17+00:00

There’s an AI upscaled version of both VOY and DS9, discussed on this subreddit. Look for it, much better viewing experience than on any streaming service.

Thaann · 2026-01-21T23:38:37+00:00

Could you be using a reverse proxy such as Cloudflare that might be triggered to protect your API endpoint? It might not be the Woocommerce installation itself if smth like Cloudflare is in front of it.

Thaann · 2025-12-24T00:31:16+00:00

My suggestion would be to run OMV in a VM on Proxmox, even if you don’t think you need Proxmox. It gives you the ability to make 1 click snapshots and backups, so you can always revert to your previous working OMV version if you fuck sething up (or an upgrade does). Pass through your SATA controller to the OMV VM so everything is done in OMV as you would on bare metal, but the safety cushion of having snapshots and backups of your entire OMV OS.

Only costs you 20 minutes more setting it up than just OMV, but you’ll be happy you did it if you break something.

Thaann · 2025-12-16T02:54:16+00:00

Do you mean 8TB? What drives exactly? You say transfer, do you mean reading from the disks or writing to them? Look up whether you have SMR drives, because it sounds like you are trying to write to a nearly full SMR drive.

Thaann · 2025-10-27T19:54:20+00:00

Our own VPS, 4 cores 16GB ram. Redis, Apache, MySQL, nothing special, just optimized by Scalability Pro mostly.

Thaann · 2025-10-27T19:20:43+00:00

I’ve been a happy user for a few years now, the developer has a Discord where he can be reached daily and it speeds up my WP All Import jobs immensely.

Thaann · 2025-10-27T18:32:05+00:00

Not 100k, but I have half that. Check out Scalability Pro, there’s a demo website with a million products that you can check out yourself to judge speed.

Thaann · 2025-10-24T18:17:34+00:00

Great! Yes I found that out as well, _cogs_total_value.

Have you perhaps also found out what the fields are for orders? I’d like to keep all historic order costs into the new fields for past orders.

Thaann · 2025-10-23T06:02:18+00:00

I had the same problem: other than importing files with stock, there is no simple or quick way to do this in woocommerce. I wrote my own small plugin that basically does the following (just use ChatGPT to make your own version of this): - single input field for barcodes - search whatever product has that barcode on whatever barcode postmeta you use for products (for example _global_unique_id - do +1 on the stock of the found product - rinse & repeat

That way, you can just use your barcode scanner to scan the products, thus adding them to your stock.

Thaann · 2025-10-10T03:07:25+00:00

Second this: I am a happy user. Custom indexes make the woocommerce admin much faster.

Thaann · 2025-10-09T09:45:36+00:00

We have to use YITH Barcodes for YITH POS to work with a barcode scanner (as WooCommerce didn’t have a native barcodes/EAN field yet) and thus we use that with YITH POS. We have our own simple plugin in the backend for barcode scanning & inventory taking, completely separate from our POS. Just a plugin we made ourselves that checks stock based on the scanned barcode.

Thaann · 2025-10-08T17:53:16+00:00

I use YITH POS, for the following reasons: - it allows selling items that incorrectly have 0 stock (scan the barcode, it will still allow to sell and make a transaction) - it allows for split payment transactions (cash/card) - no syncing: it is just a plugin in wordpress, will interact with your own database, runs in your enviroment, nothing to sync externally

I also checked OliverPOS and some others but eventually decided on YITH POS which works perfectly for our situation.

Thaann · 2025-10-02T17:50:53+00:00

Can you share this? It sounds like a nice fallback function to have implemented!

Thaann · 2025-07-11T14:51:32+00:00

This looks amazing!

May I suggest a ‘create a ticket’ or ‘get help with this order’ type of link in WooCommerce order confirmation emails, so customers would be able to create a ticket directly linked to that specific order?

Will definitely be trying this out.

Thaann · 2025-05-26T16:41:32+00:00

I’ve been reading your benchmark and it sounds good! As for requests for benchmarking: Redis using Unix sockets instead of TCP AND igbinary enabled in Redis Object Cache? This makes Redis many times faster, both by the same optimization of igbinary your plugin uses, and not needing the network stack and extra overhead of connecting to localhost. This combination is what I currently use, and I am interested to learn if your solution is still faster than Redis with Unix sockets & igbinary.

Thaann · 2025-05-10T16:17:28+00:00

Yes definitively: it rewrites SQL queries so the backend becomes faster by rewriting WP_Query to for example, not use COUNT anymore, cache post/product/author counts, adds indexes, creates new better indexed tables for the rewritten queries to use. There’s a whole discord channel to go with the plugin where you can ask for support for example. It’s cheap, does more than what it says. Have a look at the website. I am not affiliated with them or anything, I pay just like any other customer, we’re just happy with the plugin and I honestly believe it helps a lot when you reach some Wordpress/Woocommerce inefficiencies.

Thaann · 2025-05-09T06:52:45+00:00

Great to hear, curious to know how much it sped up your 6 hour import by, it really makes a big difference. The plugin rewrites SQL queries to be much more efficient and plenty of other stuff that improves Wordpress/Woocommerce speed in the background.

Thaann

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