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Ephen Stephen

Tells you the speed the bike is going, revolutions of the pedals, your heart rate, etc.

They first started off by placing a little magnet on a spoke of a tire, a sensor on the frame, and entering the diameter of the tires into the computer. Each revolution (pass of the magnet) would indicate that distance traveled in the time of the revolution, so it could tell you your current speed, average speed, and distance. New ones are much more fancy with maps, pre-planned routes, elevation, hear rate, etc.

He's mostly music, but has a bunch of cool interesting side videos on topics I find interesting but would never think of that are well-researched and hinged.

Feel free to download this badass ram

There's no way you're so new to Linux that you wouldn't know if that would update automatically yet you're running Arch btw. That's like saying, "Do I need to do oil changes on my car? I built my engine, btw."

Are her eyes a little wall-eyed? It's looks like they're looking in slightly different directions.

what made you change your mind?

this is so fucking validating. thanks for sharing.

It has been my experience that the best persona to use at work is one of no humanity. Be a corporate robot. When you walk in those doors, kill any sense of emotion. Look at everything logically. Make no friends. Focus on the tasks that your performance is measured. Leave no room for misinterpretation.

Most people are cool, but some are hunting for opportunities. Don't give those people any opportunities.

I think that what happened with the Boeing 737-MAX crashing was that they had a sensor that if it got stuck, the software was programed to make the plane pitch down, even overriding the pilot's own input. That resulted in the deaths of 346 people.

If it's Boeing, I ain't going.