So this weekend I had my first long roadtrip in my LRSM MY24 (pilot and plus). We went from northern Denmark to Amsterdam. A trip on just over 900 km each way.
The trip in general was a super pleasant trip! The car eats up the kilometers like nothing. I followed highway speed limits, which was mostly 130 km/h. This was also the speed I held on autobahn of except for a little test to 190.. Just to try it. I will say that even at those speeds the car was super stable and comfortable despite the lane assist gets disabled at 140 km/h.
We had three charging stops along the way each way, and we chose to drive after Tesla chargers since I already have a Tesla subscription for lowered charge rates. There were no issues finding available chargers and at no point had I any range anxiety.
I'm still trying to figure out whether I prefer ABRP or Google Maps. We took ABRP on the way there, and Google Maps on the way back. ABRP planned highway all the way, despite a longer route, and Google Maps planned a shorter route with less kilometers, despite this meaning we had around 100 km off highways in Germany. This route was less stressful though, and I generally felt that it took less of a toll on me while driving. So for this, I'd probably go with Google Maps.
Both Google Maps and ABRP was rather pessimistic regarding range, and I often came to a charger with around 10% more battery compared to what it thought in the beginning. On the way back I deliberately found a charger further away than what Maps planned for. This meant I came home with around 30% instead of 10% of battery which was nice the following day, as I can't charge easily at home.
We only had a single issue on the way, and that was the infotainment system completely crashing at one point on the way home. Went completely dark, and killed music and climate system, along with navigation on the drivers display. We rebooted the system with a normal infotainment reset, and it was back to normal. Even maps resumed the trip, though it had selected a weird detour instead.
All in all, a very pleasant trip! And yes, in an ICE it could have been done faster, but I found myself in need to relax my arms and stretch my legs at the charging stops, so in an ICE I'd have similar breaks on the way.
Definitely not the last time going on a trip like this!

I have been using an Iceberg green EV9 AWD GT-line 6 seater for almost 2 months, and have driven over 5k km with it already on mainland europe from Netherlands to Serbia. I primarily bought it because I'm tall and simply other EVs have not enough head, leg or shoulder room for me to drive comfortably longer periods. I was also looking for a more "traditional looking" interior with buttons, instead of something ultra minimalistic or a space ship.
Things not-to-do:

• Don't trust google maps, it led me to a not-yet-finished charging station and almost run out of juice.
• Don't fully trust ionity chargers: out of a 4k road trip I have had 2 chargers where none of the plugs were working with EV9 and discussing with ionity they blame the car. Next to me was audi, ev6, or e-niro having no problems. Recommend not fully draining your battery if you are heading to an ionity charger.
• Tesla chargers too slow, I have seen almost all chargers go above 200kw if capacity allows it.

Trust the built-in satnav. It works excellent, pre-heats your battery starting about 30km away from your charging stop and if you driving past it will go to the next station that matches your pre-configured criteria. Makes ABRP premium also irrelevant/not required.
My primary charge card shell, secondary chargemap: about 90% of the chargers I went only accepted shell, but often seen significant price premium if I would use chargemap. (interested what others are using)
Strange behaviours/issues:

• emergency break: had 2 occasions now when emergency break has triggered out of nowhere stopping the car almost to 0. Both occasion seemingly caused by high contrast on the road ( very bright daylight broken by another road or building ). Had no cars front of me or behind me for 100+ meters.
• switching drivers: both me and wife using it with seperate profiles that comes with different seat and mobiles being paired. More than once either the seat config didn't match the profile(or seat button to profile) or phone had to be re-paired.

Things I Hate/makes no sense:

• day0 moments after I took the car home(40km) I had the 1st row passenger side control panel burn away under the seat: plastic burn smell, electronics fried: I was the first in the country took 3weeks+ the part to arrive, but no issues since. Begs the question what was the QC like in the factory. This incident resulted heating/cooling disabled in the first row and disabling adjustability of the 1st row passanger seat.
• having 5+ cameras on this car and no built-in dashcam? for this price? not even a usb port behind the mirror to power one?
• pairing keys to profiles: I have my own keys so as my wife, is matching profiles to keys really that difficult?
• Kia Connect only works 2nd time: starting the app always shows disconnected until I kill the app and restart again. Often times all I want to do is just to pre-heat or cool the car. If I start the app, start the climate control it fails 1-2 minutes later. -> instead I have to start the app, kill the app, start the app again then wait for connection to be established and then can control the climate.
• stopping the caengine and stepping out doesn't open all other doors. Unable to unlock with the key, have to unlock all doors from driver-side door.
• have to put the car in park mode to open the boot: not possible to open from outside or inside using buttons for this specific purpose. When someone just want to toss-in something to the boot before jumps in the car this is pretty irritating.
• Turning circle of this car makes it a difficult to park with in narrow places, would be nice if the back tires would also turn. Not as crazy as Ioniq 5 crab walk, but a little would help.

Things I love:

• The look: every time I see I smile. It has a bit of a brutalist look, and certainly stands out but that's what I like about it.
• comfort: I drove 1500km in 2 days and felt nothing the day after, no broken back or stiff legs. Having done this multiple times previously with other car(2015 outlander phev) I was very happy with it.
• Audio: while it's not the best, certainly pretty decent audio from a factory package.
• Proper sized cupholders, and some room next to them. Skoda Enyaq, what's up with this?
• Charging speed: seeing 200kw and even around 100kw close to 80% makes me happy, and I don't think it takes too long compared to recular ICE cars.
• The speed/acceleration: Tested on the german autobahn it goes up to 206km/h, it's super impressive. So as the 0-100 under 5s, have helped me to avoid some near-crash situation from others.
• home-charging: with a standard granny charger from kia could achieve 2.5-2.7kw setting it to 12A which made overnight charging very easy from normal household plugs and a proper extension cord that was sitting nicely in the frunk.

Minor things:

• The little table/drawer for the 2nd row slides back in if the car is in movement, almost chopped off someone's finger who wanted a snack. It should be locked position once pulled out.
• Press and hold unlock/lock button only controls the windows and not the sunroof: had to step back to the car multiple times after turning it off when noticed left the sunroof open. Extra would be to close the door of the boot also.
• shiny/glossy buttons. On the steering wheel? Why? 90% of the wheel is matte. On the Door for heating/cooling but underneath it's matte. Consistency is key, not to mention little sunshine can make those things pretty irritating.
• headlights status: I'm pretty tall and unless ducking down my head to see the headlight status it's simply unknown to me if it's on or off. Once I noticed going for a few km with high beams, having this on the HUD would be nice.

Overall I'm happy with the car, some of these nuances that irritate me hopefully will be fixed with software update.
+1 People do come up to me in charging stations asking about the car (Mercedes, Nio, bmw, tesla owners) which made me supper happy and seemingly has been recognized by many.
size comparison to other popular EVs in one of the busiest charger I have been to

Bis April sah die Straßenführung so aus. Wer von Rechts auf die Autobahn fuhr hatte Vorfahrt. Nun wurde diese aber geändert. Ich muss nun den Gegenverkehr durchlassen. Sprich gestrichelte Kreuzungslinie und Vorfahrt achten Schild steht. Erst seitdem die Bauarbeiten (minimale Verlängerung der Abbiegespur, Unterführung für Fußgänger und Radfahrer und Verlängerung des Fußweges, sowie neuer Straßenbelag) sind, staut es sich dort aber sonst läuft alles reibungslos. Nun bin ich Ortskundig und hatte ebenfalls einen Ortskundigen gehabt, der trotzdem wegen der alten Straßenführung gebremst hat, dem ich dann mit Handzeichen und Lichthupe gezeigt habe, dass er nun Vorfahrt hat. Es versteht halt keiner den Sinn, denn es ist doch in den seltensten Fällen, dass man bei Autobahnauffahrten das RvL verbietet.
Googlemaps: Weißensberg, Bayern https://maps.app.goo.gl/UZHgchWG2BkGWCha9

Stumblers in a Half-Shell

Stumble Guys Update 0.70
Get ready to kick shell, Stumblers! Brace yourselves for a radical journey as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles invade the Stumble Guys realm!
But that's not all! Stay tuned for the latest addition: Block Dash Teams! Gather your crew and prepare to battle it out in team-based competition. Keep your eyes peeled for more surprises as you journey through the Stumbleverse!

NEW IP Collaboration

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) is a beloved franchise featuring Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael, led by their wise rat sensei Splinter. These masters of ninjutsu live in the sewers of New York City, embodying themes of teamwork, friendship, and justice as they battle villains like the Shredder. Known for their love of pizza, unique and fun personalities, and slogans like "Cowabunga!" and "Heroes in a half shell, turtle power!", TMNT has inspired fans worldwide to unleash their inner ninja in epic adventures.

NEW MAP

Turtle Tumble
Slip, slide and tumble through the sewers as you race to get home to the Turtles’ Lair. Avoid the Foot Clan who will try to block your progress and bump you off the path. Grab a slice of pizza on the way to boost your speed and take advantage of the shortcuts to beat the rest of your friends.
With this brand new Level, we are introducing some new hazards to avoid as well as power-ups to collect:

• Avoid Foot Clan ninjas, if you hit them they will send you off your path and slow you down.
• Pick up slides of Pizza to receive a speed boost.
  • Each Pizza slice will speed you up helping you to go faster and jump further.

FEATURES

Block Dash Teams
The moment we have been waiting for has arrived. Now we can play Block Dash as a team!
Get together with your friends to play in teams of 4 in Events and teams of 2 in Custom Parties, and face off against other teams in a massive fight for the crown! If one of your teammates gets eliminated, fear not! The newly crafted orbs will allow you to respawn them back into the game to keep the battle going! Here is how it works:

• A maximum of 2 respawn orbs will appear on the map.
• Each respawn orb appears in a random place on the map
• Each respawn happens in a random amount of time after the last one was collected at a maximum of 12 seconds.
• Collecting orbs will bring back players in the same order they have been eliminated, so they always come back in the same order they were eliminated (first out - first in)
• You can collect orbs even if all your teammates are alive in order to make it more difficult for your rival teams to survive.

COSMETICS

Emotes

• Power Jump

Struggling with that tricky jump? Need a boost at the last moment? Look no further! Introducing the new Special Emote: Power Jump! With the Power Jump, you'll soar higher and farther with a boosted leap.
The Power Jump enables you to reach greater heights than a standard jump. Whether you combine it with a regular jump or use it on its own, you'll have the flexibility to bridge wide gaps and conquer obstacles.
Unlike standard jumps that can propel you forward, the Power Jump solely increases your vertical height. When you execute a Power Jump, your character will ascend without moving horizontally.
If you've already built up horizontal velocity from a regular jump, the Power Jump will enhance your vertical leap without affecting your horizontal motion.
Starting with a Power Jump followed by a regular jump gives you an extra boost in height. However, you can still add horizontal velocity by incorporating a regular jump afterward.

• Spicy
• Zen
• Surprised Leo
• Crazy Michelangelo
• Enlightened Donatello
• Intrigued Raphael
• Biceps Flex
• Mom's Spaghetti

Footsteps

• TMNT Pizza
• Mutant Sewers
• Ninja Pizzas
• Baby Mutant Turtles

Stumblers

• Donatello
• Raphael
• Michelangelo
• Leonardo
• Rocksteady
• Shredder
• TMNT Fan
• Splinter
• Bebop
• Warmmonger
• Matador
• Toxic
• Straightjacket
• Cat Lady
• Ascended Yogi
• Yoga Gal
• Karate Bill
• Guardian of El Dorado
• Jaguar Warrior
• Gal de Mayo
• Guy de Mayo
• Pink & Fabulous
• Swollen Guy

Taunt Animations
Soda Crush

• Paper Bag
• Cobra Pose
• Tree Pose
• Inhaler
• Turtle Wiggle
• Olé

Victory Animations
Jarabe Tapatio

• The End is Near!
• Ninja Slice
• Pigeon Feeding
• Autobahn Kick
• Belly Dance
• Ticking Clocks

Balance Changes
Sword Spin Emote: Cooldown reduced from 6 to 5 seconds

BUG FIXES

• Corrected an audio error where Swarm of Bees footsteps were inaudible in some devices
• Resolved the issue where there was no login retry during initialization if the server failed to login for the first time.
• Fixed a bug where the host could get kicked out if they attempted to start the lobby before downloading the required maps.
• Fixed additional errors related to late joiners causing issues with the matchmaking mechanic.
• Corrected a display error on the price to indicate that it cannot be purchased if the user doesn't have enough currency to claim the reward.
• Fixed an issue where the game crashes after adding a cannon to their Workshop Level and going into Test Mode.
• Adjusted the colors on some of the Stumble Pass screen buttons to properly convey when items are claimable.
• Fixed an error that causes the Missions button to disappear from the Main Menu.
• Fixed an issue where the player was able to go inside the 'Chum Bucket' by using the Kick/Wet Kick Emote in Bucket Mayhem Level.
• Fixed a bug in MrBeast's Disco Drop Level that caused its soundtrack to not play at the start of the game.
• Fixed a bug where the player partially clips with the platform near the elevator in Abduction Avenue level.
• Other minor fixes and corrections.

am Brennersee steht a verlassenes Gasthaus, dessen erster Stock perfekt auf d Autobahn blickt. Wos würden darin wohl Angehörige vom Militär machen? Es stehen keine Militärfahrzeuge davor, die tragen ihre Militäruniform und Waffen. Was könnte wohl deren Mission sein? Beobachten die den Verkehr? Trainieren die Häuserkampf?

Auch 2024 setzt der ADFC München wieder ein starkes Zeichen für den Radverkehr! 🚴 Am Sonntag, den 21. April, findet die große Radsternfahrt 🚲⭐️ statt. 5 Jahre Radentscheid München! 🚲💛 Wo bleiben unsere Radwege❓
Gemeinsam mit allen Bündnispartnern fordern wir, dass die Umsetzung des Radentscheid endlich auf die Straße kommt! Die Radinfrastruktur muss jetzt endlich ausgebaut werden, damit in München und im Landkreis sowie in der gesamten Metropolregion die Radfahrenden sicher und zügig unterwegs sein können. RADvolution jetzt!
Was ist eine Rad-Sternfahrt? Das Prinzip einer Rad-Sternfahrt besteht darin, aus vielen verschiedenen Richtungen eine Demo zu starten und diese dann in der Mitte zusammen zu führen. Im Endergebnis sieht die Route aller Demos die zusammen kommen dann wie ein Stern aus.Wo muss ich mitfahren um über die Autobahn fahren zu können? Jeder Demo-Zug fährt über die Autobahn. Du kannst also bei jedem Zug mitfahren, egal ob Studentenstadt oder Rosenheim, du fährst über die Autobahn.

Startpunkte in München

• West-Route Nymphenburg, Südliche Auffahrtsallee Aufstellung ab 12:15 Uhr; Abfahrt ab ca. 12:30 Uhr; Länge ca. 28 km
• Nord-Route Studentenstadt, Park + Ride Parkplatz, Ungererstraße 214 Aufstellung ab 12:15 Uhr; Abfahrt ab ca. 12:30 Uhr; Länge ca. 30 km
• Ost-Route Tassiloplatz, Welfenstraße 56 Aufstellung ab 12:15 Uhr; Abfahrt ab ca. 12:30 Uhr; Länge ca. 25 km
• Süd-Route Baierbrunner Straße, Grünanlage Siemenswerke Aufstellung ab 12:45 Uhr; Abfahrt ab ca. 13:05 Uhr; Länge ca. 20 km

Startpunkte im Münchner Umland:Die Routen starten außerdem in Freising, Garching, Erding, Grafing, Rosenheim, Holzkirchen, Geretsried, Weilheim, Herrsching, Augsburg, Petershausen
Alle Infos findest du immer aktuell auf der Sternfahrt-Seite unter https://muenchen.adfc.de/sternfahrt
Möchtest du bei der Sternfahrt 🚲⭐️ aktiv unterstützen? Dann trag dich hier in die Liste ein: https://forms.gle/EQTzKx51KFuRerYT7
Ihr habt noch etwas Kleingeld übrig und wollt uns helfen die finanzielle Last für die Sternfahrt zu tragen? Dann beteiligt euch gerne am Crowdfunding: https://www.startnext.com/grosse-rad-sternfahrt-muenchen

Ich fahre öfter über ein Autobahndreieck, wo dann eine andere Autobahn beginnt (A7/A27). Die Überleitung wird auf 80km/h begrenzt und verengt, sobald man auf der A27 ist, ist es wieder zweispurig. Auf dem dritten Bild sieht man, dass die 80 aufgehoben wurden.. nun ist es so, dass es diese Schilder seit gut 3 Monaten nicht mehr gibt - sie sind einfach weg. Woher weiß ich, dass unbegrenzt ist? Oder gelten die 80 bis zum nächsten Schild, dass ca. 60km später kommt? Die Stelle auf Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/dgUmVnjH5fU3qTcZ8?g_st=ic

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Over the last two months, I developed wanderer. It is a self-hosted alternative to sites like alltrails.com or in other words a self-hosted trail database. It started out more as a small hobby project to teach myself some new technologies but in the end, I decided to develop it into a fully-fledged application.
Core Features:

• Manage your trails
• Extensive map integration and visualization
• Share trails with other people and explore theirs
• Advanced filter and search functionality
• Create custom lists to organize your trails further
• Chique design with a dark and light theme
• Fully mobile compatible

wanderer is completely open-source. You can find the GitHub repo here: https://github.com/Flomp/wanderer
wanderer is still under active development so if you encounter any bugs/errors or have suggestions please let me know here or open an issue on GitHub.
EDIT: Thanks for all the positive feedback. To all those experiencing issues, please open a GitHub issue. I'll try resolve all major problems in the upcoming week.