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  • Protest by car against cycle lanes, and car limitiations in Rome

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  • Yes, that's right. I guess you are not surprised

  • Bonfire: building blocks for communities on the open social web by Bonfire - Crowdfunding Campaign

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  • I cannot understand what bonfire is about: another microblogging software?

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • That's exactly what bicycle specific ponchos are meant to do!

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • Cap

    The face, not the hair. I still need to see while riding😅

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • Be ready to be horrified: I was tired of the dirt on the chain, collected by the standard chain oil, so I thought about waxing. I looked at products available and nothing convinced me: either remove the chain and submerge it in melted wax or use some liquid product,whose quality was questionable.

    I saw that people was using candle wax, and a random guy rubbing the candle on the chain and then melting it with a lighter (those where you can direct the flame). So I did exacly that with an unscented ikea candle I had a bunch of. I did that first time in May, and then again in September. I took some light rain, and usually quickly dried with a cloth when home. I don't see signs of rust, and the noise is at normal level. I'm pretty happy, but I'm aware I could destroy my chain with it, so I'm taling the risk. Even after the ride in the picture on unpaved road with rain, the chain looked "clean" and not much was left on te cleaning cloth. The same ride with oil would have collected an unthinkable quantity of dirt.

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • Yes indeed. This particular road is unpaved anyway, so I already ride slow enough that leaves are not a problem.

    But in other areas they are really dangerous!

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • Good point, I also use overshoes if I think the rain is too heavy.

    I keep a cloth in the garage at home, I do a quick chain drying with it. Also I use wax on the chain, so it doesn't collect a lot of dirt. Still, when used in rain it need more maintenance, as you said

  • Cycling in the rain is as easy as walking in the rain: just wear raincoat

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  • If I think I need them, I carry a pair of overshoes too. I never got wet up to the knee this way, and they are still quick to wear

  • Influencing the real world with OpenStreetMap, StreetComplete and MapComplete - a victory for the cycling association

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  • Really cool!

    How difficult is it to create acistom map theme for mapcomplete?

  • Shifter videos are in Peertube

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  • I'm not canadian either, but they are all valid high-quality channels, whose content is valid everywhere

  • Shifter videos are in Peertube

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  • A driver crashed into a birthday party, killing a woman and injuring 11 people

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  • Bicycles are dangerous, they say

  • Traffic jam, cycling edition! Cycling in Paris on a crowded path

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  • Lol, corrected, thanks

  • Whats a European made Framework Alternative Laptop for around 800€-1.000€?

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  • Random Feature Idea: Watch-Only PeerTube Instance

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  • Random Feature Idea: Watch-Only PeerTube Instance

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  • Nice idea. An alternative would be to have user classes on traditional severs:

    • a viewer user that cannot upload videos, bilut can watch, subscribe, comment etc
    • a "creator" user that admins can limit that can also upload video content

  • Traffic-calming efforts in Milwaukee have reduced speeding by an average of 27 percent.

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  • Higher speed limit?

    🤣 took me a few seconds, but made me smile

  • What are some interesting games made by europeans?

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  • Cargo Bikes @lemmy.world
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    There Were So Many Cargo Bikes at Eurobike that it Spawned a New Show for 2026

    bikerumor.com /there-were-so-many-cargo-bikes-at-eurobike-that-it-spawned-a-new-show-for-2026/
  • OpenStreetMap community @lemmy.ml
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    30 km/h limit data analysis shows that what matters for compliance is not the limit, but the features of the streets (from OSM data)

    senseable.mit.edu /papers/pdf/20250707_Orsi-etal_StreetDesign_arXiv.pdf
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    30 km/h limit data analysis shows that what matters for compliance is not the limit, but the features of the streets (from OSM data)

    senseable.mit.edu /papers/pdf/20250707_Orsi-etal_StreetDesign_arXiv.pdf
  • Fediverse @lemmy.world
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    Why FIAB SegrateCiclabile opened an account on Mastodon (English translation)

    www.fiabmilano.it /2025/06/28/fiab-e-mastodon-libera-bici-in-libero-social/
  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world
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    Sunday question: What do you say about Berlin abolishing the 30 km/h speed limit because the air has improved thanks to the 30 km/h speed limit?

    www.rbb24.de /politik/beitrag/2025/06/senatsverwaltung-verkehr-berlin-tempo-30.htm
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    Berlin: proposal to remove 30 km/h zones because air quality improved, thanks to 30 km/h zones

    www.rbb24.de /politik/beitrag/2025/06/senatsverwaltung-verkehr-berlin-tempo-30.htm
  • Europe @feddit.org
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    Limit new car dimensions by 2035: proposal from civil society to the EU

    etsc.eu /civil-society-calls-on-the-eu-to-limit-new-car-dimensions-by-2035/
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    Limit new car dimensions by 2035: proposal from civil society to the EU

    etsc.eu /civil-society-calls-on-the-eu-to-limit-new-car-dimensions-by-2035/
  • Trams, Trolleys and Streetcars @lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    A Carrelli tram in Milan, Italy, from 1927

  • gardening @hexbear.net
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    Strawberry, is it normal for some branches to die off?

  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    Becky has a thorny problem as guys keep parking in her garden

    www.bbc.co.uk /news/articles/c2e3vzep8zdo
  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    I'm looking for an article showing that LLMs don't know how they work internally

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world
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    An EXTREMELY Simple Guide to Mastodon

    www.staygrounded.online /p/an-extremely-simple-guide-to-mastodon
  • Bicycling @lemmy.world
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    You can add a "cycling style" to OsmAnd, the FOSS mapping app for android

    osmand-rendering.github.io /CycloRoute/index_EN.html
  • Linux Phones @lemmy.ml
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    Catima is a great loyalty card app for android. The developer would like to know if it works on non android OSes

    chaos.social /@SylvieLorxu/114529576951741432
  • Bicycling @lemmy.world
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    Bike Helmets: Stupid Hat or Essential Protection?

    video.canadiancivil.com /videos/watch/1ad615e6-9123-4f64-a411-5984acb80b74
  • Bicycles @lemmy.ca
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    tips for keeping your bike, safe and secure by @shifter

    video.canadiancivil.com /w/h16ZvBDmKAHpdo3D2Vsdiz
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    article

    London: many more people move around by bike than by car during daytime

  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    How do we put a stop to road violence and curb excessive car use? Look at how we dealt with guns (in UK)

    road.cc /content/blog/how-stop-road-violence-look-how-we-dealt-guns-313829
  • You can't park there, mate @feddit.uk
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    You couldn't park there mates! Bollards always win