u/mitchellgray92

Hi, anyone able to fix the bug for speed alert for adnroid auto. Using samsung s25 not working...

Planning a relaxed, low-key wedding for around 45 guests on the Gold Coast, budget under $15k all up (venue + food + drinks). Ideally beachside or close to the coast — nothing fancy, just a nice casual spot for a ceremony and reception, with some flexibility to bring in our own vendors rather than a rigid all-inclusive package.

Would love to hear about any beach or coastal venues you've used or been to that fit this budget ,surf clubs, function centres, beachfront restaurants/cafes, anything really. Also keen on any tips for keeping costs down without it feeling cheap.

Thanks in advance!

Just got Inner Range installed and mainly wanted to ask about the mobile app side of things — anyone using it day to day? How reliable is it, does it lag or drop connection much, and is it easy to pull up live footage or playback when you need it? Also keen to know if notifications/alerts actually work well or if you end up ignoring them. Would appreciate any honest thoughts, good or bad, before I get too settled in with it.

So my mate has an Oppo phone and uses Android Auto in his car. Been working perfectly fine for months and then out of nowhere the alert sounds just stopped. Like when the nav goes to tell you a turn's coming up, normally there's that little chime/alert sound but now it's just silent. The actual voice still talks and gives directions fine, it's literally just the alert tone that's disappeared.

Things we've already tried:

Checked the sound settings in the app, alerts is definitely ticked on
Fully uninstalled and reinstalled the app, made zero difference

Nothing changed on his end that we know of, no updates or new apps installed recently. Anyone had this happen or know what could cause it? Not sure if it's something to do with the phone's audio channels, an AA cache issue, or maybe even something with the head unit in the car.

Any help would be great, driving him nuts lol

I'm reconciling my crypto tax records and have accounts on a few platforms that have since gone bankrupt or shut down (BlockFi, Celsius, FTX). I'm trying to get the original pre-bankruptcy transaction history (deposits, withdrawals, interest earned) for tax purposes, but:

BlockFi/Kroll support inbox auto-replies saying the contact center is unattended

Celsius support is in a similar state

The bankruptcy claims portals only show distribution info, not original account history

Has anyone successfully gotten a full transaction history export from any of these platforms after they shut down? Did you go through:

The bankruptcy claims administrator (Kroll/Stretto)?

Old account data exports you'd saved before shutdown?

A specific support channel that's still actually staffed?

Reconstructing everything manually from email confirmations (this is what I've had to do so far)?

Any tips appreciated — trying to avoid just estimating cost basis if there's a way to get the real numbers