Heck yeah I would love to never use the terminal. The terminal is the biggest roadblock for me adopting Linux. I never, ever want to open it. If I have to open it, Linux has failed for me as a windows replacement.
I want to try Linux again, and I have dipped my toes many times, but the terminal is the major block for me, a slightly above average pc user.
I need to build a new pc soon. Mine is currently 10 years old and it’s showing its age. I just don’t know what motherboard manufacturer to go with! I’m currently using an asus mobo that has been great and solid for a decade, but… I want to support a good company.
I’m not the person you want to answer this but nobody has replied yet and I find this interesting.
In my one year of cycling and devouring all information on YouTube, to me it seems the 32 is the more practical comfortable and possibly faster set. I say faster because of this Video.
It seems influencers in the cycling world are all about going wider on tires at the moment, with 32 being the gold standard. Since you have both sets, I would personally be inclined to set them up with a tube (perhaps cheap tpu tubes off aliexpress) and see which ones I prefer! Also, I would take a look at your average riding pace and see if you would benefit from aero.
Again, I am just some new amateur on the internet, but I hope this helps!
Good, I was worried he might not be able to follow up on his great rookie year with McLaren.
The only issue with a phone is that it might damage the camera. The camera has a stabilizing motor mechanism in it and this could potentially be damaged through all the vibration. The camera will be constantly trying to adjust the mechanism and that might burn it out or something.
All for bikes, but that’s kind of like saying my car doesn’t have freewheel so I should be able to keep going through a red light. If it’s a fixie, perhaps you shouldn’t use it if you cannot adhere to laws and common courtesy.
Pedestrian safety > bike safety >>>> car safety
What a nice public service! It’s the little things that make cycling better.