u/josepinto14

Hi everyone!

We’re going to Disneyland Paris this September with our son, who will actually turn 5 years old during the trip. We’ll be staying at Disney Hotel Cheyenne, and I’d love to make the whole experience as memorable and magical as possible for him.

For those of you who have visited with kids around this age, what would you recommend doing that might not be obvious to a first-time visitor? Any small details, birthday surprises, character experiences, special things at the hotel, or things we should ask Cast Members about?

I’d also love some advice on apps or websites you use besides the official Disneyland Paris app. Anything useful for live wait times, planning the day, ride closures, maps, character locations, restaurant info, or just making it easier to decide what to do next?

We already have our hotel and restaurants planned, so I’m mostly looking for those extra tips that can turn a great trip into something he’ll really remember.

Thanks! 😊

I recently bought a tow hitch bike rack for my XPeng G6.

When I plugged it in, the car asked if I wanted to enable Trailer Mode. From what I read in the manual, it seemed like I should, so I did.

However, after enabling it I lost LCC, and ACC became limited to 100 km/h. Here in Portugal, the speed limit does not change for a bike rack mounted on the tow hitch (it has no wheels, so it's not considered a trailer).

I'm wondering if I should just disable Trailer Mode. I'd rather have ACC working up to 120 km/h than keep Trailer Mode enabled, and I don't really use LCC much anyway.

Can anyone with experience confirm what's recommended? What exactly does Trailer Mode do? From what I understand it's mainly for trailer stability and related systems, but does that really make sense for a bike rack with no wheels?

I'd appreciate hearing what other G6 owners do.

Tenho andado a comprar algumas ações e a fazer investimentos individuais. No entanto, apercebi-me de que não sei muito bem quando vender.

A minha intenção não é lucrar no curto prazo. Tento fazer as compras com uma perspetiva de médio e longo prazo, mas sinto que não tenho uma estratégia bem definida para decidir quando devo vender determinadas posições.

Tenho ações que mantenho pelos dividendos e outras que comprei à espera de determinados eventos para depois vender. Ainda assim, sinto que preciso de rever o meu portefólio e começo a ter dúvidas sobre o que devo manter, vender ou até reforçar.

Posso partilhar o portefólio sem problema, mas a minha principal dúvida é: onde posso aprender mais sobre os critérios para vender, manter ou reforçar uma posição?

A maioria do material que encontro foca-se muito na compra de ações e na construção de posições, mas raramente explica de forma clara quando faz sentido vender, manter ou aumentar a exposição.

Não encarem isto como uma pergunta de quem não sabe nada sobre o tema. O que pretendo é compreender melhor as estratégias que cada um utiliza e perceber quais são os critérios que vos levam a vender ações ou a mantê-las durante mais tempo.

I'm seriously losing my patience with this.

Every single time I get into my XPeng G6, or every time I start navigation (either with Android Auto or the built-in navigation), the driver's display automatically switches to the navigation view.

I don't want it to do that.

I already have the map on the center screen. I don't need it duplicated in front of me. I have my preferred dashboard layout, but the car keeps overriding it. Every. Single. Time.

It's become muscle memory now: get in the car → change the dashboard back. Start a new route → change it back again.

It's honestly one of the most annoying UX decisions in the whole car.

Is this actually intended behaviour? Is it a bug? Is there some hidden setting I've somehow missed to stop the instrument cluster from automatically switching to navigation?

I'm genuinely fed up with this. I just want the driver's display to stay on the layout I selected unless I decide to change it.

Has anyone found a workaround?

I'm looking to buy an OBDII dongle to use with both XPCarData and evDash on my XPeng G6 Standard Range MY24.

There are so many options on the market, ranging from €5 to over €150, and it's difficult to know which ones actually work well.

After doing some research, the Veepeak BLE+ seems to offer the best balance between price, reliability, and features, but I'd like to hear from people with real-world experience.

Has anyone here used an OBDII dongle with a G6? Which model are you using, and would you recommend it?

I'm preparing to photograph the next solar eclipse with a Nikon F3 and manual-focus lenses.

I'm currently deciding between:

• K&F Concept ND100000 (16.6-stop solar filter)
• Baader AstroSolar Safety Film (20 × 29 cm sheet, OD 5.0)

My preference would be the K&F because it is more convenient, but my biggest concern is eye safety when using an optical viewfinder. Since the Nikon F3 is an SLR, I'll be looking directly through the viewfinder while composing and focusing.

Would you consider the K&F ND100000 safe for prolonged viewfinder use, or would you recommend the Baader AstroSolar film instead?

Also, how do you handle exposure metering during a solar eclipse on film cameras?

Do you:

• Trust the camera's built-in meter?
• Use smartphone meter, using a filter in front?
• Bracket heavily and ignore the meter altogether?

I'd love to hear from anyone who has photographed eclipses with film cameras, especially Nikon F-series bodies.

Thanks!

My car recently updated to version 5.9.5, and I've been trying to create an XCombo to automatically control Sentry Mode based on my location.

What I want is:

- When I arrive home: Sentry Mode should automatically turn off.

- When I'm away from home: Sentry Mode should automatically turn on.

I've tried creating a few XCombos myself, but they don't seem to work correctly. Sentry Mode always ends up turning on, so I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if my logic is incorrect.

Would anyone be willing to share a working XCombo for this? A screenshot or step-by-step setup would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Does anyone know when the next software update is expected to be released?

There are several new features in the beta that I'd really like to start using, and it feels like the beta version has been around for quite a long time now.

Has Xpeng shared any timeline for the public rollout? Are we talking weeks, months, or is there still no official information?

I'd love to hear if anyone has more details or if other owners are waiting for the same update.

I'm looking for a modern automatic flash for a Leica M6 (non-TTL).

I currently own a Godox iM22 and really like its size, but I'd prefer something with a rechargeable USB-C battery and automatic exposure capability.

I've looked at the Godox iA32, but honestly it seems a bit too large for what I need. This is mainly for casual family photos and snapshots, so portability is more important than power.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally something compact, modern, USB-C rechargeable, and with an auto mode that works well on a non-TTL M6.

I'm looking for a modern automatic flash for a Leica M6 (non-TTL).

I currently own a Godox iM22 and really like its size, but I'd prefer something with a rechargeable USB-C battery and automatic exposure capability.

I've looked at the Godox iA32, but honestly it seems a bit too large for what I need. This is mainly for casual family photos and snapshots, so portability is more important than power.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally something compact, modern, USB-C rechargeable, and with an auto mode that works well on a non-TTL M6.