If it’s locked at a bike rack, a hidden battery can be a perk, ebikes are targets for theft.

Iirc one of the devs left? Action Retro mentioned it in his video on the new Macs. I don’t really care enough to find out more.

I’d seriously consider it if Asahi Linux wasn’t going through a bit of drama right now and won’t get to it for a while. I need a tiny laptop for writing though. If I could find an old 11" MacBook Air that would be great but I don’t think they’re worth what they’re selling for on eBay and finding one cheap locally hasn’t happened for me yet.

Off topic but Berm Peak is awesome.

IDK but I’ve seen pics of 911 operator setups with some absurd number of screens and I bet there’s a lot of stuff that would be useful for them to have open.

I grew up in Florida with Jeb! as governor, and when they rolled out their clown car of candidates he was the one I wanted to get the nomination. (And lose to the Dem, but he was by far the least awful R that year.)

Hopefully Streets of Minneapolis will get them to quit with the Springsteen.

I like Clive Cussler novels and I still agree with you, lol. They’re stupid fun, a cross between James Bond and Indiana Jones but not quite as good as either.

I’ve got the hot take of wondering if Windows is less corporate than ChromeOS. I’m sure there’s some open sourcing going on from Windows but ChromiumOS (which I assume has major issues, AOSP certainly does) exists, and someone could build something cool with it.

Sadly we’ll never have an open source Windows XP.

This is how I found out. Thanks for posting. I’m glad something is finally moving forward there as a permanent memorial, it’s been a bit of a mess.

Orlando was once home for me, I hope one day I’m legally able to visit again.

Texas and Florida haven’t banned it yet.

I ended up saying fuck it and walked my ebike the rest of the way up the hill. I almost died of embarrassment.

A really really big tunnel? It worked for the chunnel.

Fully automated luxury gay train communism!

So what’s stopping me, a random guy who doesn’t work for uber eats, from walking in, pretending to scan a reciept, and walking out with free random food? What happens when the real driver shows up? Does McDonalds hold their line that they already made and packaged that order? Or does Ubereats insist they never picked it up?

Not a whole lot, actually. It happens on occasion, but less than you’d think - and in places where it happens frequently they hand out the orders rather than doing the shelf thing. If the person ordering has tipped well (yeah the drivers can see the tips) sometimes they’ll get the restaurant to remake it and you’ll actually get hot food, or some of the nicer delivery folks will let the restaurant know the order got snatched before unassigning from your order. And the restaurant has some incentive to remake your food because if you don’t get your food they don’t get paid - support is not good but it’s usually pretty obvious when some kind of screw up has happened. The whole system relies on people being decent, and thankfully people are - at least poor people in cities generally are.

The local places are generally good at using a heat lamp, at least the places near me that allow you to order through their website, for pickup - which I’m usually picking up my own order because, like you said, those delivery apps are stupidly expensive even if you’re ordering from somewhere actually worth ordering from.

Where did you get it? I’ve got a roommate who loves pigeons and I ran across this on AliExpress a few months ago but the listings I found were expensive and the reviews said they were cheaply made and didn’t work well.

I’m sure someone would be into it, but I’d prefer not to have to shit on my neck.

Special shoes that hook into the floor.

No, wait, that was Michael Jackson.

Polk woman with ‘most Florida name ever’ accused of shooting BB gun at car

I’ve thought about doing food delivery on my ebike for UberEats to make a little extra money, similar bullshit gig job structure.

Don’t forget the not actually public transit! Back when I worked at Disney and went to the parks with friends on my day off, we’d decide which park we’d end at, park there at the start of the day, and just take buses or the monorail to go between parks.