My e-bike that I used to commute for years was limited to 15-20mph. Folks in Lycra just zip right by you. I remember using it to cover the off-road parts of a 100 mile bike ride event with the local amateur radio group. Ride out to the mid-point all I heard as "On your left. On your left. On your left." Only on long steep hills is it an equalizer.
But, I can totally believe there are folks getting better motors there even if it is regulated.
I used to use TinyTinyRSS until I moved to where the cable company ISP doesn't support incoming connections. Switched to The Old Reader. Besides that I could make do with Akregator.
Mastodon and BlueSky both support RSS so I following postings there easily.
My two RSS feeds are: https://tudza.org/siteRss.xml and https://tudza.org/clocksRss.xm.... The first is automatically generated by the software I wrote to make a web site out of Markdown pages. The second one I hand edit.
At one point they planned to replace credit card transactions and their associated fees with an ecommerce direct banking system.
Sounds like a better plan than making a whole new payment system based on bitcoin like systems.
Now that Trump knows it exists, while he assign another know-nothing to destroy it?
"What do you mean the mile is actually based on the length of a meter? Change that immediately!"
The mile shall hence forth be based on the length of his male member times on an appropriate multiplier. Something like 63,360
Does this mean we won't have to invade Greenland now? Won't have to ship rare earth minerals through the American Canal?
"Screw the trees. We want our trillion dollars!" - Head government officials
President Trump declares Constitution as "woke nonsense".
So far as I can tell, originally being woke meant a victim of racial inequality was aware of the many ways racism effects them. While words can take new meaning over time, I'm not sure I approve of the current use of woke as a pejorative.
Well, if you want the 10 hour day with 100 minutes per hour I've got several watch faces on line that keep that time.
Some are local time but most use UTC.
Swatch Internet time was the equivalent. I run mine on UTC instead of whatever Swatch used, Bern or something.
Let's see, Canada and Australia got rid of pennies ages ago. Probably many more countries.
Boy did I get a look way back when I spent my Canadian one-dollar bills at the drive-thru. "What? What the heck is this? If it's real, is it legal?"
I've got some Japanese ¥1 aluminum coins floating around. Do they still make those?
I say we move to the old way the Romans did it, all the way up to the 1400s in some place. Twelve hours of daylight and twelve hours of night time. Right now the daytime hours are shorter and the night time hours are longer than a standard hour.
If they can't get normal search to work such that I don't get pages of things that are obviously not part of what I'm looking for, why should I believe their AI will do any better?