u/SlapDashUser

I'm so tired of the number of people who do this. And not only makes it more difficult for people to get the reservations in the peak times, it also removes inventory and makes it more difficult for people to get reservations during the entire time that the walkers are walking their reservation. It's a ridiculous loophole in the system that could be so easily closed by a dozen different methods. It's selfish, it's self-serving, it offers no advantages to Disney, and it makes the entire system worse for everybody. Ban it.

I just moved and brought my Sonos system with me. I have a Beam, two Ones, and two Era 100s that I used SonosSequencr on to make it into full theater surround in my old place.

I'm trying to start again from scratch, and the first step is to run TruePlay again. But when I do this, I get this error from the Sonos app: "Something went wrong. We were unable to custom tune your Main Sonos. Please try again." No other information at all.

I don't know whether my previous SonosSequencr setup is interfering or what, but it seems like I should be able to run TruePlay, or at least get an error message that is helpful. Any thoughts or ideas, or do I just need to reset everything and start from scratch?

Thank you!

We have two cars, a 2021 RAV4 Prime and a 2022 Prius. We are moving to a place where public transportation is more feasible and are considering going down to one car. Usually we drive the RAV4 around town on battery and take the Prius on longer trips up and down the East Coast. But neither car seems to really be suitable for being our only car.

Has anyone moved from a RAV4 plug-in to a fully electric? If so, I would love to hear about what your experiences have been, especially traveling along the east coast, or living in an apartment building where you don't necessarily have your own charger.

I'm still considering keeping the RAV4, because I love the car, but the gas mileage isn't good enough for long road trips. We live in Virginia and travel to Vermont and Florida frequently.

ETA: Thanks for the feedback, I won't be going the EV route!

When flying to Europe, flights often land around 8 AM. I would love nothing more than to go directly to my hotel room, but check-in isn't guaranteed until mid afternoon.

Would I have any problems booking the hotel room for the night before, even if I didn't show up until the morning? Would the hotel just think I'm a no-show? I would hate to put my whole reservation at risk. Does anybody have any experience in doing this? What do you do to make certain that they know you're coming, just really really really late?