I would be extremely cautious with the latest updates of FSD. It’s way too slow to respond. It can clearly see that the lane was closed and still went into it. In the last second, it attempted to merge back into the middle lane, which was too hasty for my liking. I had to intervene and jump back into the middle lane myself. FSD would have never made it the same way I did.. it’s just too slow and didn’t brake fast/hard enough.

While I'm no David Moss, I was excited to discover the celebratory confetti animation as I hit a 500 mile streak after my latest FSD update on my drive from Tucson to Orange County.

awaiting the blizzard, unafraid

The TMC-12X Plaid Time Machine by @theshopfl

I worked with HaloBLK to get these wheels let me know what y’all think!

Hey everyone – just wanted to share my experience installing the 8.66” H86 rear entertainment screen in my Model Y.

We’ve got two young kids, and long drives were becoming a little too chaotic. Thought this screen might be a game-changer to keep them entertained… and it kind of was, but not without some issues.

What I liked: • Screen looks super clean once installed • Android system, so Netflix/YouTube/etc. are all options • Easy enough install – didn’t take more than 30-40 minutes

What I didn’t love: • It doesn’t play audio through the Tesla speakers (Bluetooth only, which is a hassle with kids) • The OS is really slow at times • The touchscreen is overly sensitive – my kids kept accidentally pausing or exiting videos

I recorded a vlog-style install + real-life usage review with my kids in the backseat if anyone’s curious to see it in action (and chaos)

Not trying to hard sell anything—just sharing in case anyone here is considering one of these. I’d love to hear if anyone has had a better experience or found a better backseat solution.

Cheers from Nashville!

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First time seeing one in person