Unironically -- use markdown. It's far more intuitive for most people, comes with similar git tracking benefits, and has simpler compilation / tooling steps.
This is more of an argument for LibreOffice (and in line with the post you're replying to) than it's an argument for using a programming language, let alone a specific one.
For me its the android auto compatibility. OSM won't (and probably shouldnt) jump through the google hoops to do so. It's at least nice to have a more open option for an otherwise very proprietary ecosystem. Even though organic maps has room to improve
Awesome project! Thanks for taking the time to post.
Curious if you considered offsetting the mounting holes to account for the fork rake angle? That way the bags would sit vertically and loading / unloading might be a little easier. Although I would guess that your design is a little more aerodynamic if that's your thing!
I finally finished setting up my Nebula network! An overlay network, as opposed to a true VPN, but excellent for flexibility and remote access. For anyone wanting maximum control over your network with excellent performance, I highly recommend it.
Check out apalrd's blog for a great tutorial if you're interested.
It depends on where you're at with fitness and health in general. Prioritize being well regardless of feedback here. That includes adequate rest, nutrition, hydration, etc.
For most folks, consistency is by far the most important factor. Stick to a schedule that works for you and do what you can. Maybe set up something like this:
"the goal": what you'd like to be able to do
"the bar": the minimum that qualifies as a workout for you
Maybe you don't crush the goal every time, but clearing the bar will go a very long way. Make it accessible! Maybe the goal is a 30 minute run and the bar is a 15 minute walk, for example.
I absolutely love Scarpa. They make the only footwear that really, really, fits my weird feet off the shelf. I just wish they made ski boots for the sane.
First step to any good plan