u/JohnnyBroflex

Just bought a 2017 Model S a couple weeks ago and literally the day after I bought it I get an error saying the suspension can’t raise and says it may correct itself on next drive. Driven almost daily and the error doesn’t go away. Went into the service menu and seems to be multiple problems, most errors though seem to be an air leak. What can I expect to pay out of pocket for a fix? I got a warranty for the battery but nothing else (in hindsight they said I wouldn’t need the other warranty which now seems like they knew about the problem).

Just bought a 2017 Model S a couple weeks ago and literally the day after I bought it I get an error saying the suspension can’t raise and says it may correct itself on next drive. Driven almost daily and the error doesn’t go away. Went into the service menu and seems to be multiple problems, most errors though seem to be an air leak. What can I expect to pay out of pocket for a fix? I got a warranty for the battery but nothing else (in hindsight they said I wouldn’t need the other warranty which now seems like they knew about the problem).

Boy that was something different. Very new job to me. I've done warehouse jobs most of my life and I've been looking for something new and an ex gf of mine has been a dispatcher for about 10 years now so when a job opened up for where I live, I thought I'd take a shot at it because it always seemed fascinating when I watched her work. I followed this sub to get a taste of what it might be like and, man, theres a lot going on when I had to take a call and remember names, addresses, license plates and vin numbers, drivers license numbers, taking careful notes about the call and what was going on all while have to worry about sending other calls to either police, fire, ems, utility. So much multitasking. Not sure how well I actually did but here's hoping it went well.

Just picked it up today and looking for some guidance on how things work. I'm confused on the whole "Full Screen Experience" and xbox overlay and such. I've been told there's 2 different modes, like the Steam Deck. I can't seem to get out of Windows mode. People are telling me stuff like holding down the Xbox button brings up a "alt/tab" kinda thing but that does nothing. Also they tell me swiping up from the bottom does the same. Swiping up from the bottom from mine just brings up the windows toolbar/start menu stuff. And they say to get into full screen experience there is a button on the top right. There is nothing that I can see other than the maximize window button. Is the FSE really just maximizing the window to full screen and that's what they are calling the "Full Screen Experience"? I'm so confused about all of this. Fought this thing for about 2 hours just to get it set up and now going through all of this.

When I enter my email to sign into my account in the Xbox app on the PC, it asks if I wanna use my passkey, get a code through email or use password. Each one I do sends me to an endless loop of asking the same thing over and over again. If I get a code through email, I enter the code and immediately then says they will send a code to my email and just stuck in this loop. Happens with the passkey and using the password as well. Any advice?

I've been getting so annoyed with seeing stuff on marketplace that's across the country. People say to use the “local” tab but I click on that and the first 6 are local then the next 8 listings are all halfway across the country still. Then maybe 2 local and the next 10 are 1000 miles away. It's ridiculous. I only wanna see stuff that's local and it seems anytime I try to filter that, the shipped stuff is always there