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So, I don't usually use Instagram but Today I needed it to contact someone becuase I didn't have my phone with me and don't remember his phone no. IG was only option so I used his(my friend) device to login then after calling. My friend said let's check how much fucked up my reel feed is so I said "Go ahead, It just all Silly Cat and Programming meme unlike your Racist dark humours joke"(I swear to God I never follow or like any Femoboy content on Insta only silly cat and programming videos. Can't say about other platform though ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )). He opened it first reel was that Femboy roommate game. And he scrolled 10 reels and 6 of them were Femboys related. He didn't said any word after just logged out it. And I said aah I need to go somewhere bye. I fucked up sure.

cross-posted from: https://pawb.social/post/19596841

https://bsky.app/profile/sharkcatsg.bsky.social/post/3laraiy5k6s2c

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/37083225

Looking for indoor cycling app

Hard requirements:

• doesn't cost money
• works with my Odin B600 exercise bike (some apps only work with a specific brand of equipment)
• adjustable resistance, including on flat sections
• display time, length of ride, speed, average speed, gradient, and height meters

Would very much prefer, but not dealbreakers:

• real world routes
• videos of routes with variable playback speed based on my pace
• in absence of the above, ability to record data in the background rather than stop when I switch to another app

Nice to have but not necessary

• FOSS or at least not too data-predatory

Apps I've tried so far

• Kino: DEFINITELY my favorite so far, it has pretty much everything I want, but it's paid and my trial runs out soon
• Trainerday: Freemium, free version doesn't fulfill the third hard requirement
• MyWhoosh: ticks ALMOST all boxes, but the lack of variable resistance on flats is a dealbreaker and that combined with the overwhelmingly number of "rivals" to overtake at any moment had me overexerting myself to the point where I had to stop from both exhaustion and risk of injury after significantly less time/distance than I'm usually capable of

Taken from a recent trip

Welp, it's official. Been a good(?) run everyone. Here is the paper that is referred to.

Edit: So, reading the actual paper, the article is somewhat sensationalized (shocker, i know). It is still possible to prevent collapse, but it requires extensive and fairly quick reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.