Kirca

Kirca, 13 days ago

“Your honor, ‘bonerdragon6969420 llc’ has a long and industrious history…”

Kirca, 6 months ago

What do you mean? Having three seperate settings buttons with options divvyed between them makes perfect sense

Kirca, 6 months ago

Well that explains the smell!

(I know very little about Europe or New Jersey)

Kirca, 6 months ago

This sounds strictly better than a regular browser, is there some obvious downsides that im missing (I know I could google this but you write very clearly and concisely and if it’s not too much trouble, I’d love to hear your views on this)

Kirca, 4 months ago

“pretty phones over privacy” is a wild take ngl

Kirca, 5 months ago

Hi, non American here. How is the hot tap different to the cold tap?

Kirca, 6 months ago

I don’t think they deleted it, it’s still showing for me at least.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/1e387ce0-b0b1-4d2b-854d-644ec53deebb.png

Kirca, 4 months ago

I forgot about Chinese balloons lol, did anything ever come about after that one was shot down by the Americans?

Kirca, 4 months ago

Thanks for this, something to listen to over my lunch break :)

Kirca, 4 months ago

Hi cycling commuter and weekend bike packer here, welcome to the club!

Before we start I just want to warn you that cycling, while a simple hobby is full of money sinks and gear envy. It’s very easy to spend 10x more for something marginally better, I only mention this now because it took me way too long to figure this out.

On to gear recommendations:

A good lock - this should be at least 10%the cost of your bike, also make sure to learn to lock your bike properly (not just through the front wheel)

Spare tube(s) - while I agree a patch repair kit is great to have, repairing a tube when you’re late, it’s cold, and miserable is a hellish experience. especially for newbies, id recommend carrying a spare tube instead and just changing that. That way you can patch your original tube in the warmth of your home with a cuppa, much better experience. Swap it back when you’re done and you’re gravy.

Gloves - Everyone falls. Everyone. Gloves not only make your ride more comfortable, but they also protect your palms on the event that you scrape them after a tumble (I write this with scraped palms after not following my own advice and falling last weekend)

A basic repair kit - puncture repair, tyre levers, pump, multi tool w chain break, zipties and a metre or so of duct tape

Sunnies - bike specific glasses are a scam (at least for beginners), just have a pair on the bike at all times. This will make riding at dawn/dusk and in the rain more comfortable. Id recommend polarized with a fairly light tint, too dark and it’ll be hard to ride in the rain with them.

A bike bag to store it all in - nothing fancy just good to have things off your body and on the bike so wouldn’t recommend a backpack. This is the first place where you can spend a lot of money, but a good bike bag is never a bad investment.

The more you ride the more you’ll come to realize what you need and don’t need, you’ll add a bunch to this list but I doubt there’s anything you’ll remove so it’s a good starting place.

Kirca, 5 months ago

Remember to wait til the end of the day, that way you can get everything important done early in the day and then just coast into the holidays.

Kirca, 4 months ago

Nah “average” is fine, just using the wrong one here. Means are better for roughly bell shaped data sets. I’m the case above, looking at the median and mode would help understand the data better

Kirca, 4 months ago

Nice try hacker man!

Kirca, 2 months ago

Hey dude, this post was perfectly timed!

Not to bore ya with my life story but in the past 3 months i quit my job, got rehired as a contractor for a month, packed up my life to move countries and ive just finished a 2 week bike tour (deets+photos+vids later) which i managed to sneak in, in all the chaos. I mention this as a bit of an apology for the radio silence.

Love the idea of adding “bikepacking” to the comm. I literally made this comm cause of the old description of /bikepacking and the perceived snark in their comm at the time, like the aformentioned comments about panniers.i assume it was all banter, but i love the freedom of cycling, and wanted this community to be as open and welcoming add possible

In terms of the dedicated comm for touring, i defs understand the hesitance, but i will be sticking around and trying to champion this comm moving forward. After the initial surge from reddit, i think a lot of people went back, but personally i would rather see a few posts here, then ever use that site again. i also think the nature of touring means that were going to have big content droughts over the northern hemisphere winter regardless.

I like the idea of cross posting, perhaps we can reach out to the mods over there to ensure they’re happy for us to do so too.

anyway it’s 1 am and I’m cooked, hopefully this comment makes sense :)

Kirca, 5 months ago

I haven’t actually tried mhw on stead deck, does it run well? I bought the game (having never played one before) on a whim and fun with it for a few hours, seems like a great handheld game if it runs ok

Kirca, 5 months ago

Thanks for that I forgot they had released a whole new game in between, hopefully winter sale has a decent deal and I can give it a crack

Kirca, 5 months ago

I’m weeks late but I just want to let you know that given the context and blase nature, this comment had me in hysterical laughter. Thank you stranger.

Kirca, 5 months ago

I love the concept of kill team, the idea of specialist teams, the ability to have teams that are less “important” to the setting, and the gameplay itself.

Unfortunately the only thing I havent been able to figure out is how to get someone to actually play the game with me 🙃

Kirca, 4 months ago

Mad respect for answering this and not causing an xkcd moment

xkcd.com/979/