1. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a half mile (five and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 125 feet (38 meters) elevation over a quarter hour.
  2. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a nine mile (14 and a half kilometer) ride is indicated. About 187 feet (57 meters) elevation over three quarters of an hour.
  3. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a half mile (five and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 85 feet (26 meters) elevation over half an hour, (a quarter hour moving).
  4. Lunch Walk

    Figure 1. A map of California. The path of a three and three quarters mile (six kilometer) walk is indicated. About 7400 steps and 636 feet (194 meters) elevation over two and a quarter hours, (one and a half hours moving).
  5. Geektool, unfortunately, in the last few releases of OSX, doesn’t recover from monitor count or resolution changes and I’ve been patiently, manually correcting x and y from origin from time to time but forgot last week and was late to every meeting for two days in a row.

    So, enough of that I guess.

    https://meetingbar.app seems great so far.

  6. RE: https://mas.to/@gifs_bot/116533258247155313

    tfw they got that pizzazz

  7. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and three quarters mile (six kilometer) ride is indicated. About 85 feet (26 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (a quarter hour moving).
  8. Lunch Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a half mile (five and a half kilometer) ride is indicated. About 39 feet (12 meters) elevation over one hour, (a quarter hour moving).
  9. RE: https://mas.to/@gifs_bot/116507305893041179

    both team logos have baseballs on them, also go giants, also lol

  10. Canceled my tunein premium, which I always resented and only ever signed up for so that sonos radio wouldn’t have ads, and yet “some stations will still have ads even with TuneIn Premium", which never made any sense to me.

    I’m now down to my sonos gear just being hardware on the LAN.

    I mostly used TuneIn on bike commutes to work or taking the kid to pre-school but I don’t commute anymore and we walk to elementary school now.

    For all other bike rides, I have [star trek jargon tone] a vanity domain hostname cnamed to tailscale tailnet hostnames that are a tls’d by caddy and webauthn’d by authelia to Music Assistant as a Safari “add to home screen” + “open as web app” situation. Phew. But it just works.

Pizza Slow (high quality)

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