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by aeharding 5y ago
And kids can actually walk places by themselves, have social lives and develop some independence instead of being stuck in the backyard.
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Electric vehicles – the political cop-out(ft.com)
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by aeharding 5y ago
Omafiets
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by aeharding 5y ago
I highly recommend the film "Together we cycle" for those that are interested in learning about the Netherlands' struggle with car dependency in the 20th century.
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by aeharding 5y ago
It's definitely a word coined by Strong Towns. But, a "new" made up word? I guess it depends on your scale of "new." The oldest reference to "Stroad" on strongtowns.org I've found is this[1] from Janu
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by aeharding 5y ago
Manifest v3 is a shit show. https://github.com/w3c/webextensions/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%...
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by aeharding 5y ago
It probably depends on the country you're in. Not because destruction of property has a harsher punishment, but because in many car dependent countries, such as the United States, killing a person with your car has become so normalized
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Tagging a Continuous Sidewalk in OpenStreetMap(wiki.openstreetmap.org)
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by aeharding 5y ago
Could even take that a step further and ask why we're emulating cars for electric mobility.
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by aeharding 5y ago
It’s a Trader Joe’s. Why do you need to drive to it in the first place?
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I Learned to Love Wild Turkeys(audubon.org)
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by aeharding 5y ago
Interesting! I've only gotten that low a handful of times. Definitely a bigger battery would be good if you're going that low on a regular basis.
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by aeharding 5y ago
Makes sense for seasonal and recreational riders. We both ride year round though almost daily for transportation. As for discharging below 15%, Bosch's firmware is pretty smart about this. It keeps a reserve that's used for poweri
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by aeharding 5y ago
> From what I can tell they use a cargo trailer for gear as well as extra batteries. This is the main reason if you might ever buy multiple ebikes in your household, buy a drivetrain brand that has generic, swappable batteries that can w
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by aeharding 5y ago
A good U lock for quick stops, and storing in a secure area overnight and at work does a lot to prevent most theft. Additionally, renters/homeowners insurance. Just make sure it covers ebikes (some do not, like Travelers). Policies usu
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by aeharding 5y ago
Pickup trucks are no longer used for their original intended purpose. The vast majority of new trucks are simply masculine posturing driving an arms race that's literally killing people. https://www.consumerreports.org/
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by aeharding 5y ago
I love my ebike! Insanely practical.
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by aeharding 5y ago
> Anyone who allows the “Tesla autopilot” would think twice if they actually knew the quality of code that they are betting their lives on. It’s a dumpster fire. Worse yet, other drivers, and especially vulnerable pedestrians and bicycli
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by aeharding 5y ago
Living in a US city that has no cars for personal transport
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by aeharding 5y ago
Car crashes are taken very seriously in The Netherlands. It's refreshing to hear investigation into systemic problems vs personal responsibility regarding crashes, common in many other countries (see link). https://youtu.be&
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by aeharding 5y ago
Not to mention, with the mini led display, letterboxing will be indistinguishable from the bezel.
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by aeharding 5y ago
See also: NotJustBikes https://youtu.be/7IsMeKl-Sv0 Strong Towns https://www.strongtowns.org/
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by aeharding 5y ago
Many of these towers are also used for other equipment as well, and not abandoned. It's also worth mentioning that big equipment like this isn't designed to be removed from towers, and not only would be expensive to remove, but ex
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by aeharding 5y ago
A lot of orgs use all AWS, with CloudFront for their CDN, which also has high outgoing bandwidth fees (cached or not)
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by aeharding 5y ago
No directions for people on bikes in Madison, WI makes this app still utterly useless for me.
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by aeharding 5y ago
Pre-restriction would have to disallow running javascript in that case. Otherwise an app could save data to localstorage, refresh the page programmatically (or wait for the user), and then transmit.
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by aeharding 5y ago
Even just basic hyperlinking would have to be heavily restricted. For example... 1. Cross origin hyperlinks would have to be completely disabled 2. Same-origin URLs would need all url information (query params, path, etc) to remain complet
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by aeharding 5y ago
> [...] directly in the browser. The video does not leave your local machine. It would be cool if there were a special browser badge for a website that ensured uploaded content couldn't be transmitted to the server. Something in the
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by aeharding 5y ago
If Microsoft's concern is default app hijacking by malicious players, why isn't there some sort of app-signing process to provide programs the better API?
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by aeharding 5y ago
Along with free APIs! (XML, though.) https://www.aviationweather.gov/dataserver

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