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no way in hell would anybody add ~500g of weight at a minimum to their expensive carbon road bike

I think given sufficient infrastructure this is a bit of a non issue or otherwised solved by putting 2 eurodollar glowing slap bracelets on your arm, I find it fascinating mostly because I love bicycle gadgets.

Having said that: I think there's quite a few cases with people with disabilities this'd be hella useful for or even just open up bicycle transportation at all and for beginners, if costs go down, this could also be good. I mean riding one handed is a skill distinct from being able to ride a bicycle.

Positioning needs some work though imo, I've seen a lot of "mounted next to the rear brake light" solutions and it feels kind of too tiny as per distance. I think maybe some sort of Fisher 360° light approach'd work better, i.e. projects downwards also:

This does have the problem of being still hard to see out of your angstpanzer 4.0 at any distance less than 20m, but I don't think you can engineer yourself out of that one without touching the angstpanzer 4.0

also looks like Need for Bicycles: Underground 2 as a bonus tbh

Not as of yet, as all kits for this are retroactive furnishing and since I don't think the bicycle equivalent to the BMW or tesla guy is much of a tinkerer, generally, they probably won't shell out the like 200€ a shop would take to install this.

Having said that, as it's now legal here I'd expect to see it be slowly introduced first for premium cost e-bikes as a standard and then maybe filter down, so in due time: probably

AW2 is basically Control 2 anyway.

You take that back

Arguing yourself into the same position as the local hard right irredentist sovereign citizen cranks over israel is certainly a maneuver

I wonder what the timeline between the original copypasta, ram ranch and two trucks by lemon demon is. It's all the exact same vibe

I'm sorry to say but falling for ingame propaganda is duncemaxxing

Bioshock and MGR are explicitly anti-conservative, the chuds are just too dumb to notice it again.

STALKER: ShoC's story is too mid 2000s shooter to be taken seriously by any means but having said that I do not get how you get conservative out of it unless you start at brainworms. ShoC paints the anarchists as the only thing keeping the zone from being genocided by the monolith while the law and order folks occasionally shoot some dogs in a safe zone.

would you elaborate here because I played all those games on a decade younger GPU and the hair was a constant source of hilarity

it's apparently only communism if you ride a mixte frame

I mean yeah. Always have been.

As per bicycles the way the actual bike paths get treated the dirt path where I live often tends to be better to ride both because cars don't destroy them and also they're at least somewhat self-healing as per potholes

doctors rank a close 2nd behind engineers for falling for bullshit

surprisingly what helped this a lot was moving to a place with a narrower dishwasher. it fills up basically on the dot every 2 days, you run it, you spend maybe 5 mins putting the stuff back because it's not so much

My impression was always an aversion to thinking / decision making. They just want somebody to tell them what to do and be rewarded and work backwards from there.

Sad to report they really botched the animals and mutants in Stalker 2

I've seen people do fences with entirely new ones both because fences are somehow absurdly expensive and solar panels themselves are quite cheap. Especially if it starts near the house anyways the cost of running a line doesn't seem gargantuan. At the point where you're replacing them in optimal conditions I'd look at it less as a solar panel and more as free building material that incidentally generates some power

Could just use them for fence or sunshade on your property somewhere where they're not getting optimal sun. I mean if the other option is to throw them away might aswell.

I don't think Necrovision worked all that great even on correct hardware so that

like charming jank or struggles-to-start-jank