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Cake day: June 21st, 2023

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  • In my opinion, which is based on the OPX, OP6T, OP9, OP10 and many many devices I’ve used from other manufacturers, Oneplus does hardware very well. My latest phone was a Pixel 8 Pro so I could run Graphene and while I do not regret my choice, I do miss the Oneplus hardware, and most of all the 3-position slider switch. My OP6T is old as dirt now, but still exudes a higher quality feel than my Pixel when you hold it. To the point of the discussion: One Plus has amazing battery life and hardware versus competitors at the same price point.







  • Rated by me:

    • Strength 10 (Garmin says I’m a champ ;-)
    • Dexterity 15
    • Constitution 9
    • Intelligence 20
    • Wisdom 15
    • Charisma 5

    How I expect my friends would rate me:

    • Strength 15 because I’m a man
    • Dexterity 15 because I have long arms and legs and I’m thin (but not super athletic)
    • Constitution 20 (im so damn tired and people overestimate how much more I can carry)
    • Intelligence 20 (four eyes and fit the stereotype)
    • Wisdom 5 (I joke a lot which hides my wise takes which often require emotional energy that I don’t like to expend
    • Charisma 15 (I don’t feel charismatic, but people keep annoyingly pointing at hard evidence that shows that I’m doing much better than I think)

    I’ve been working really hard the last few years to put new points into Charisma, and I’ve been building constitution and strength through long brutal bike rides with massive hills regardless of weather.


  • What does it really mean to be “the best” ebike? Interesting bikes, but the methodology for this listical makes less sense than the average Spongebob episode and I think the author knew that.

    My buddy rides one of the Lectric folders and likes it. I paid 3 times as much for a Specialized Turbo Vado SL, which has fairly mediocre ebike specs. Nevetheless it is also the best ebike because it weighs only a bit more than a normal bike so it handles great and I never have range anxiety because I can just ride it home, even up some brutal hills. We have different use cases and that’s what this article failed to capture very well.

    My other buddy is buying an ebike right now and he’s got “specs blinders” really bad. Numbers mean very little compared to riding the bike or knowing what your looking for and having access to reputable experiences from others. He’s going to end up with a suuron or something silly that doesn’t even match »potential« use cases where we live.