There are certainly worse things that I could be doing with my money. Music brings almost universal joy.It’s a trap. First this next you’re buying a 100 lb slate slab to put your turntable and tube amp on to isolate them from vibration
i love chihuahua's....Sadly, none of these are near me. Maybe you were talking to @SkaredShtles ?
They are, for sure. But they're also really sweet dogs. They get along with our chihuahua mixes really well, and play gentle with them. It's kinda rare that our dogs "like" (i.e. are not scared of) a bigger dog so it's a win.
reminds me of abandoned animal commercials...Sarah McLachlan dirge came on just as I was finishing...NTTIAWWT
Will be buying tonight@CrabJoe StretchPants new aesop rock album dropped yesterday
You gonna go Zwift? I think @6thElement is on Rouvy which is what I’m gonna check out. But who knows.That sounds like a good one for me to break in Zwift with in a week or two. Kinda rolling?
That sounds like a good one for me to break in Zwift with in a week or two. Kinda rolling?
When we got our trainers back in March lockdown, Rouvy was free. They started charging back in October so wife and I got 6 months for $60ish for both of us to get through the winter. We liked Rouvy as it's riding to video of the course, she wasn't interested in the virtual courses/racing aspect that is most of Zwifts focus. I think Zwift would also be $30/month for both of us, a lot more than we pay for Rouvy.You gonna go Zwift? I think @6thElement is on Rouvy which is what I’m gonna check out. But who knows.
I like the idea of Rouvy but in application it just didn't work that well. Resistance control was garbage and screen updates were slow enough that it was more like a slideshow.When we got our trainers back in March lockdown, Rouvy was free. They started charging back in October so wife and I got 6 months for $60ish for both of us to get through the winter. We liked Rouvy as it's riding to video of the course, she wasn't interested in the virtual courses/racing aspect that is most of Zwifts focus. I think Zwift would also be $30/month for both of us, a lot more than we pay for Rouvy.
We invented a 50 state challenge, we're up to Maine, ridden today, Maryland next. Once we get through our 50 states we'll be back to hitting the famous climbs from the grand tours in europe and random rides around the world.
Haven't had any issues with the resistance control or video on the good ride data/video combos - but it's all dependent upon the quality of the uploaded user video/gps data. They can definitely vary between terrible and great.I like the idea of Rouvy but in application it just didn't work that well. Resistance control was garbage and screen updates were slow enough that it was more like a slideshow.
What did you "see"?Virtual loop around Acadia NP instead of dealing with the cold and snow outside.
We saw a few earlier this year on a night ride. Had no idea they were a thing around.Fairly certain I just saw a flying squirrel
Click the video tab, the video playback is matched to your riding speed, while the profile drives the resistance of your trainer.What did you "see"?
I used to have some that lived in a dead oak tree in my backyard. Sadly I had to take the tree down in prep for a hurricane as it was probably going to end up in my neighbors living room. Still saw them after that so I assume they found a new joint.Fairly certain I just saw a flying squirrel
pretty sure you can also tell if they're around by if the nuts nearby are eaten off at just the top rather than the sidesFairly certain I just saw a flying squirrel
TILpretty sure you can also tell if they're around by if the nuts nearby are eaten off at just the top rather than the sides
Look for nuts (acorns and hickory nuts) with one smooth-edged opening in the shell and the nut meat gone. That’s the way flying squirrels open the nuts they eat. Other squirrels and chipmunks break the nuts into many pieces to get at the nut meat.
Why waste time breaking apart an entire nut, when a small hole will do? Unlike other squirrels, flying squirrels will gnaw a small hole in a nut or acorn and use that to extract the food inside. Other squirrels break open the entire shell.