u/Tasty_Software_2773 — reddlx

Auto adjust seat on facial scan?

Finally, after many months of trying, I managed to add my wife as a second profile to the car. I guess they finally fixed their issues on the backend.

She scanned her face with the seat in her preferred position. When she enters the car now and is recognized by the facial scan, will the seat slide into that position automatically? The position that the seat was in during the scan?

Or is there some other way to set the seat to the profile?

This is a 2026 Limited. Thanks.

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u/Tasty_Software_2773 — 4 days ago

▲ 3 r/smarthome

Doorbell video freezes for a few seconds after you ring the bell

I use a Berlin Wemo doorbell for many years and absolutely love it. I use the little adapter to be able to still use my analog chime. I notice that when that is rung, the video on the feed freezes for a second. This is new since I changed over to a 16A 30 VA transformer. Would moving to 24V 40 VA likely resolve this? I have one on order but wondering if this could be the issue.

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u/Tasty_Software_2773 — 7 days ago

▲ 0 r/AskContractors

I’m hoping just to get a sense of what’s possible before getting contractors out here to give me quotes, etc., just to not waste their time.

I’d like to enlarge the small room at the top of the picture by removing the top wall in the middle of the attached pic. I would keep the bottom wall in the middle of the pic. Both walls are parallel to the joists in the basement, but the bottom wall (the one I’d like to keep) is mirrored on the floor below, and sits on top of a steel beam running between foundation walls in my basement. The other wall has no wall below it on the first floor, and that space is entirely within the span of joists in the basement.

Is it reasonable to guess that the bottom wall is load bearing and the top one is not? At least, reasonable enough to get someone out here to take a look and tell me for sure?

Thank you.

u/Tasty_Software_2773 — 16 days ago