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r/sandiego•

Going up the 56 around 8pm. I was like hmm am I catching a reflection or imagining it. But yeah some person with barely any lights doing 60mph in the bike lane. Last time I rode my ebike there, which max out at 20mph. There were many runners with no lights and it's hard to see them. One gave me a good scare because she was completely still in the middle of the bike and wearing all black. I hope whoever riding their emoto at 60mph did not kill anyone on the bike path.

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r/TeslaFSD•

Hw4 juniper. Updated yesterday. Read some bad reviews and hesitated to upgrade. Freeway was fine. Standard 72mph as usual but it drops down a bit to 68 at times for no reason when the car ahead is a few car lengths away. It also leaves too much space in front.

First time encountering the windshield fluid wipe. Usually it does dry wipe but this was a first wet wipe.

Parking on the driveway worked well. But probably won't do it again as it reversed up a steep driveway. Just surprised it worked because they usually mixup neighbors driveway instead of us due to how close it is.

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r/amazonprime•

I mixed up my return labels because the packaging is identical but the item barcode on it is different. Clicking on the return status, it says refunded and they have received the item. Just felt so stupid because I made a mental note to double check and yet I still messed it up. So if they put it back into stock, the next person to receive it will get the wrong item.

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r/homeowners•

In Massachusetts, just a branch but it penetrate part of the roof and caused substantial damage. Insurance said they won't go after them because unless there were sign of trees dying or its been neglected, it's not the neighbors fault.

Both me and my neighbors have really tall and big trees. How do I prevent this from reoccurring? I'm worried that if we get bad storms again, either our trees or their tree will fall. I'm fine with getting rid of mine but I obviously can't tell them what to do.

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r/BeginnerSurfers•

I'm the guy who surfed a 9'0 board for 13 years. I do have over 10 boards because I live by the beach and my friends just leave them with me.

I have 3 funboards with the same volume. 7'6, 7'6 and 7'4. Low, high and medium rocker. Initially I picked the 7'6 with the least amount of rocker thinking that it would be the easiest to transition to a funboard as I get that extra paddle speed. However it was just not it, my paddle just feels wrong and I constantly adjust my position of the board to find the perfect spot. I'm always either too far back on the board or too far forward.

Dropped down to 7'4 with medium rocker and it is almost perfect. I no longer keep trying to find that sweet spot

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r/BeginnerSurfers•

It's the board that I started with 13 years ago. I surf multiple times a week as I'm 20 mins away from SoCal beach breaks. Many surfers ask if the board is good and I always say yeah it's indestructible. Lots of volume and cheap. My friends who have more experience said it's a terrible board and that I should get a better or custom board. Isn't this all a matter of just skills? Like you could give someone a stick sports car and they wouldn't be able to drive it well, where as someone who is good can just drive any car.

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r/GalaxyFold•

Gesture swipes buggy?

:help2: Question/Help

Fold 8. Updated OS and rebooted. Sometimes the gesture swipes in certain apps would stop working. I just have to open and close the interior screen and it would start working again. Also flipping between internal and external screen can cause youtube video to freeze. Anyone see similar issue? It's very rare like maybe once or twice a day.

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r/BeginnerSurfers•

Long time surfer, been surfing for 15 year. I surf in SoCal about 2-3 times a week and on a Torq 9'0 Epoxy. I usually catch about 15-20 waves an hour. Recently I transitioned to a 7'6 with 56L. I'm 140lbs at 44year old and really struggling to duck dive or turtle roll. I surf a reef break so it's easy on small day but it's hard to get out when it's overhead as there isn't a clear channel to paddle out. I have no problems on a longboard because I can time it well and just do turtle roll. I can't do that with a funboard as the board just rips out of my hand. For duck diving, I tried to turn one side of the rail first then put my whole weight into the front. The board isn't going down into the

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r/GalaxyFold•

I personally was going to get the fold8 as my S22 has a dying charging port and can now only charge via wireless which is slow. However my network carrier is doing a discount so ultra cost only $50 more. Like $1499 vs $1459 before taxes. Going to be my first fold and probably an interim phone until they release a better S series. So I'm thinking the trade in value would be better than the regular fold8 but then again I might regret not getting the fold8 as it just looks and feel better with my small hands.

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r/TeslaFSD•

I have an intersection near my home that most neighbors just avoid using because cars are coming around the corner doing 45+ when parked cars on both sides blocking the view and the speed limit is 25. I'm using FSD and I'm surprised because it somehow was able to see the car coming around fast and actually stopped before going onto the main road.

My question is that say if the car is coming around way too fast and FSD pulls out, would it accelerate hard to avoid getting rear ended?

Should I trust that it would see better than I do? Sometimes what I do is stop way before the intersection and try and see through the parked cars. But most of the time I can't because tesla is too low an

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r/TeslaModelY•

Car is in for unrelated maintenance so I figure hey might as well try and get the driver door alignment fixed. It's really subtle, like maybe a few mm off but you can see it bulging from a distance between the gap of driver and rear door. Service say it's normal and I walked around to see other Y. Yeah it was the same on other cars, but this only affects the driver door and no other door have an issue.

Anyone see it too? If you haven't then don't look as it may bother perfectionist. I once was but now I have kids.

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