You know the mystery meat in Chinese sweet and sour soup; that little sliver of tough, chewy, slightly tangy, almost sausage, maybe chicken, could be pork, probably dog meat, slice of sewer rat, between the slimy black mushroom seaweed thing and sliver of bamboo shoot? Yeah, about like that.
I don't care about physique. I was in race shape, crits, and fought 2 SUVs 11 years ago...at the same time. They were both total losses, but the broken neck and back sucked. I fall apart if I quit; the pain is much worse on the bad days, and I can't sleep at all. That is all that motivates me any more. I need to be around 190 lbs to be pretty, but I keep it around 220. It is far better than the 350 lbs I was in 2009, so there is that. I never could stick with the gym thing. Road bikes are my superpower. That freedom beckons me.
Why are you doing it
Only if she's a coward
"Monster Kill"
That sounds serious
But I have no idea what it means
Nope, gave up dairy for two weeks six years ago and am never going back. It made a giant difference in my inflammation and chronic injuries
Once upon a time I was a nobody. Now I run as anybody. Tomorrow I become somebody.
I've never messed with this layer before. I usually play with Arduino or FORTH, the first with the IDE, and the latter with a simple UART connection after using the Microchip toolchain to load the FORTH interpreter.
I was looking at putting a new (to me) version of FORTH on a MSP430F149 that I have had lying around for years. I have a homemade Goodfet 42, so I can technically use it to program through JTAG. However, it would be more fun to see how far I can get into the hardware from scratch. Perhaps I might connect another microcontroller to do the I/O through the terminal within emacs. What is the simplest path to sending byte data and manipulating a couple of I/O like the additional pins of a CH340 or RS232?
I just got Doom emacs running. I would like to get as far as developing a filesystem and tree to write assembly. I also dabble in AVRs, Espressif, and Micropython on STM32s in addition to FORTH on AVRs and PICs. If anyone has any advice please share. Call me a noob in all of them though. I'm doing good to make a cat excited by a servo and LED.
Any advice or references are welcome.
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Expanding bicycle water bottle threaded insert that installs with a cone wrench. Printed in TPU. It barely fits in the holes in my frame but works well enough. The slot gap works quite well to allow expansion inside the frame. I embedded a M4 washer in the head section, and you can see the M4 * 6mm heatset insert. It feels pretty solid all fastened down. Using Philips head on a proper road bike though... That has got to be fixed. M4 is smaller than typical for bike water bottles, but that is already stretching what is possible for brass inserts and the available wall thickness I had for the surrounding print. Other bikes will have different dimensionality for the hole, frame thickness, and surrounding structure, so sharing the file has no real value. The idea might be useful to someone. It does seem to work and doesn't require the special inserts and tool for installing metal inserts.
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The Alexandrite front end for Lemmy has a feature called "Vibe Check" that shows a user's positive or negative score in each community they post within. It is a nice check for spotting trolls quickly, or even if a person "trolls" in one community but not others. If you scroll down their profile past around the first ~30 comments/posts (Alexandrite is infinite scrolling), it will score the vibe check on however many comments/posts are loaded which is usually 100 loaded when past this ~30 mark.