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by farnsworth 4y ago
Killing people due to negligence seems pretty harsh as an action
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by farnsworth 4y ago
Sure. Also 5-6 days of recovery time each week made me hurt a lot.
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by farnsworth 4y ago
Looking at overall mortality seems pretty limited. In my 20s I would sit at my desk all week, then go all-out on the weekend. Long bike rides, hikes, backpacking trips, etc. I had pretty good base-level fitness, but ended up with knee pain
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by farnsworth 4y ago
Bikes are incredibly personal. Even if someone writes you a check for 100% of the supposed cash value, it takes an incredible amount of effort to replace, customize, and fine tune a new bike. And losing one is a major emotional hit, to be h
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by farnsworth 4y ago
After having two bikes stolen at once, I bought Tile trackers for a bunch of my possessions and hid one on my new bike. The tracking in Seattle is good in places with a lot of people around, pretty coarse in other areas, but I'm hoping
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by farnsworth 4y ago
Do they have bike-by shootings? But actually I'm really curious how the transit modes of a country impact its crime.
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by farnsworth 4y ago
Yes, it just takes the right mindset and some effort (for me)
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by farnsworth 4y ago
This quote stuck in my brain for a long time and I resonate with it and how I used it at a certain period in my life. It doesn't have to be like this if you approach it differently but in a certain context and state of mind, it's
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by farnsworth 4y ago
And how much do you think artists get paid?
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by farnsworth 4y ago
These topics are incredibly important, and yet it's extremely difficult to make a living studying them, and people are routinely mocked for attempting to do so. One day we will realize that an entire society made up of engineers and ma
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by farnsworth 4y ago
These marks are all over Seattle too. Anywhere you see a weird diagonal street, a 5-way intersection, etc, is probably the ghost of a rail line. It's sad to me that we lost so much to turn cities into a grid of highways.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
> "they might be growing larger to develop ... predatory attributes," Davies says Oh... oh dear
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Where in Canada? Not Whistler...
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Wait till you find out how overcrowded backcountry skiing has gotten too.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
I have the Moonlander split keyboard, and absolutely love it. But the problem I constantly have with split keyboards is keeping them aligned the right way. Each half is constantly being pushed and shifted or rotated slightly on my desk so i
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by farnsworth 5y ago
The takeaway here is a lesson about how we build cities, not that we should decrease the traffic capacity of some stroads and make no other changes.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
During the pandemic, I bought a couple kettlebells and found that you can get a great full-body strength workout with extremely minimal equipment. r/kettlebell has great resources, advice, form checks, and motivation.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
I love bike/scooter shares because I can ride one way and if it's raining later, I'll take the bus. Biking is almost always fastest for a short/medium trip. I also have a pretty high tolerance to being out in the rain -
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Still not working for me
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by farnsworth 5y ago
The store is working but it won't connect with my Verizon account to let me check out. If anything was going to go wrong, of course it's integrating with Verizon. Have had so many issues with their website.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
I think plenty of these people are lying on the internet and um, rounding up a little.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
There are tons of results so what's your point?
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by farnsworth 5y ago
The status quo is ridiculous, but we already have a better solution, dense cities and mass transit. We should be building trains using decades old tech, not AI bs. Of course I'm just shouting into the void but the dream of self driving
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by farnsworth 5y ago
The chemtrail crowd will love that. Our experience with covid has stolen any hope I had that humanity would be able to rally around scientifically sound solutions to a common enemy.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Yeah, it still sort of has "early-adopter" pricing. It doesn't have the same market as, say, an iPhone. It's also working pointing out that the Galaxy Z Fold3 is $1799
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by farnsworth 5y ago
The surface duo is just such a great concept, compared to the folding screen phones. They avoid all the tech risk and expense of the folding screen phones, and the two screen form factor is just a legitimately good way to organize apps on a
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by farnsworth 5y ago
There are lots of watchfaces that show different data, and you can create custom ones.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Galaxy Active 3 is fine, but the software and android app are just meh.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Marijuana legalization is massively popular across the entire political spectrum. It's legal in several states producing no horrible headline disasters as far as I'm aware. So why hasn't it been legalized federally? Seems lik
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Actually it looks like this is for an EBS snapshot. Now it seems like EBS is a Lightsail feature, and the Lightsail console says that I don't have any storage or snapshots? Hm

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