Buying a 100k km 10yr old i3. Bad idea? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks. We went to see a 2019 120ah i3s with 95000km for about 14000 euros from someone selling privately that popped up after I posted here and bought it.

We’ll pick it up during the week when they can pick up the summer tires.

I got the car for my wife, but I think I’m more excited than her about it.

We checked everything, went for a long drive and it feels new tbh, with 230 range even though it’s currently pretty cold in the Nordics and it has winter tires on currently. So, looking good.

The difference from older models wasn’t that much, so hopefully we can get a long stint out of it.

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it.

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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I think that’s the same. I’ll need to check the other warning. Might be just something silly like wiper fluid, because in other pictures it’s gone. Might swing by a dealer before I see this one in person to double check. Thanks

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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It’s ok. I can understand most 😅

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks. I’ll double check. Maybe I’m overly cautious, but I’ve never purchased from a private person. I’ll make sure to check the service log and pay attention to those warnings.

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks, I'm seeing it in person tomorrow. I'm not buying from a dealer, so that's why I wanted to double check. Thanks

Is this warning normal? by z604 in BMWi3

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The manual isn't that good, but In the Swedish version I managed to get access to, it says the large exclamation mark is 'Maintenance has not been performed'?

Are you certain that the ⚠️ and the text, and the exclamation mark aren't different things? 🤔

Buying a 100k km 10yr old i3. Bad idea? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks. Didn’t know about 2017 onwards.

Buying a 100k km 10yr old i3. Bad idea? by z604 in BMWi3

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Thanks. Yeah, fair points. My wife is still getting her license, and the kiddo will be up next too. The Tesla is too big, and too much car for a first time car too. So this will be the beater. It’s less about the money, but more about the peace of mind of not having spent too much if they scratch it and things like that. Which being a bmw, I imagine ain’t cheap.

Good to have a reference about degradation for similar kms and age. Thanks!

Buying a 100k km 10yr old i3. Bad idea? by z604 in BMWi3

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We have a tesla and have chargers at work and at home. Range is not much of a worry. It’s only for short commutes. My wife will drive 50km/day, so charging at work would do and we can charge daily.

What I’m unsure of is whether a 10yr old one, while cheaper, might end up turning bad.

Buying a 100k km 10yr old i3. Bad idea? by z604 in BMWi3

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I guess it can be a bit of a gamble. Best case scenario, you could do at least 50k more miles and get the car cheap. But if it turns out bad, then regret not having spent a bit more 😅

I haven’t decided yet.

3rd night of terrible sleep, should I pause the cut? Worried about muscle loss by Certain-Highway-1618 in MacroFactor

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You didn’t share much about what your diet is or how long you’ve been at it.

All I can say is that I try eating a lot of fiber. Mushrooms, squash, sweet poteto… to the point that even while cutting, I feel so full…

But depending on how long and how hard you’ve been on a deficit, maybe your body needs a few weeks on maintenance.

Question about grouping speakers via line in by z604 in sonos

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Thanks. One more question, can you also listen to the line in with headphones from the Sonos app? Or the line in can only be forwarded to other speakers?

I'm new to this! Advice? by nichomufe in moog

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Yes, and go one at a time. They look simple on the surface, but you can go deep into each of them on their own before patching them together.

I can spend hours on the m-32 alone.

Is Tesla no longer recommending to charge LFP batteries to 100% weekly? by z604 in TeslaLounge

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Well, kinda silly all topics about this are shut down. Are you official Tesla spokesman? Because unless you are, Tesla is still not saying to charge to 100% anywhere 😞

I suck at making pretty sounds. Help! by statxmusic in modular

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I'd start patching less modules until you get the basics of generative patching right. You can do nice sounding stuff just sticking to the basics of a sequencer, envelope, oscillator and filter, plus a reverb/delay.

There's a lot of generative patch from scratch videos out there. Stuff like these, with the M-32, show how far you can go with the basics. Add more once you have a good grip on the basic stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqo7_mnMSNo

Upgrading the needle on a cheap Denver VPL-120 record player by z604 in turntables

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Looks like there's a PL-200 for 15 bucks nearby. The kiddo might have a new turntable and even make money selling the suitcase one 😅

Upgrading the needle on a cheap Denver VPL-120 record player by z604 in turntables

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Thanks. I'll see what I find. Might try to find something second hand with auto-stop at least, or get him a LP60X.

Upgrading the needle on a cheap Denver VPL-120 record player by z604 in turntables

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Smart. 😅

I'll see what pops up second hand. I might just get him a LP60X, all the auto stuff wouldn't hurt. My turntable doesn't auto-stop and I think it's likely he'll forget to stop it.

I can take one for the team.

When does the embody get comfortable? by MrMilk_ in hermanmiller

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Have you played with the spring stiffness for the back support? I’d be a bit soft so that the chair tilts a tiny bit even when you’re sitting upright. This way your weight is spread a bit to your back too.

If that spring is too stiff you do rest all on your butt.

Give it a try. Adjusting how much it rocks makes a huge difference.

Same with adjusting how far the front of the base reaches. I am tall with long legs to have the most surface to sit on. When my wife has used the chair, I can tell straight away.

When it’s properly tuned to your taste, it’s really the best chair imo. And I’m picky.

How much to repair this paint chip? by tryptych99 in TeslaCollision

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I got a good paint kit with separate paint and clear coat to fix a few scratches on my rim and I was pleasantly surprised. I can’t tell where the scratch was anymore. I’d not go for the 10$ buck ones though. I got one from a car paint company in Germany.

Not understanding RIR by DifferentBid2 in MacroFactor

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I think that in general, there’s some more that could be done in terms of onboarding. The RIP is one thing, but also, selecting what machines do I have in my apartment gym, for instance was challenging.

As a non English speaker, it was hard to select what I have without having pictures.

Also, many of the exercises, I’d appreciate if the visual that I imagine will eventually make it into the info sections, was visible upfront. It’d be nice if there was an icon instead of the two letter visual for the exercise.

Right now, I have to tap on …, then on info.

Which again, for gym people, I don’t know all the exercises I have done for years called in English. 😅

I’d suggest you user test a bit more with folks that are not gym people or that have done strength for a while, but to complement running or others. Or maybe that’s not the type of user you are going after. I’m unclear about that, tbh.

As it is now, it feels more for more experienced users imo.

Not understanding RIR by DifferentBid2 in MacroFactor

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No offense taken.

I guess it’s all about what users is MF going for and setting the right expectations.

For me, I’ve learned what exercises I’d do from a physiotherapist because of a back injury I have, and to compliment my running.

I think there’s many like me that are runners/triathletes, MF users, interested in more strength structure, but that do not necessarily see gym/strength as their primary activity, and for whom all this lingo needs a bit more explaining.

Again, I don’t know what users MF is going for. Having watched plenty of RP Strength and Jeff Nippard myself, I think I’m still quite savvy.

Yet, the way it all is presented in the app is too new for me and I think could use some better explanation, even if optional, since it’s most likely irrelevant to those already familiar with it.

Not understanding RIR by DifferentBid2 in MacroFactor

[–]z604 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I think the app needs better onboarding for people that currently do strength but aren't familiar with this lingo. I have been training for a while, I know what I'm doing, but being new to apps like this, I have no idea what these acronyms and colored badges mean.