The absolute best thing I ever did in regards to figuring out bike maintenance was to buy a really crappy bike and just try to fix it, similar to what you’ve done. I went into it with the attitude of “if I break stuff, that’s fine, it was super cheap and old anyways” and wasn’t imagining I’d actually get a sound bike out of it. I used park tool YouTube videos mostly, and from that bike (and a few others) I learned how to do pretty much everything maintenance-related short of redoing the seals in a mountain bike fork (and that’s likely coming up soon). Wheel truing is tough but absolutely doable - again, but a really cheap bike (marketplace special), take the wheels off and apart, and just try to get them back together - that’ll force you to true them. Park tool again was an awesome resource for that.
I think it’s the caller ID. Should be easy, just have to get my mom to set it first.
The bastards are taking away my damn shampoo and I’m furious!
If Google had a baby she would ~~drop it on its head~~ spike it at the ground
Profound
It most definitely is!
Was hoping they would fix the fact that Siri now sets a timer instead of an alarm if I ask for any time less than an hour :/ super frustrating
A few months ago I watched a single YouTuber play factorio and decided “oh I’ll just hop on a new save & have some fun for an hour” and boom there went a solid 200+ hours over the course of like 3 months… not falling for that one again
You forgot “addicting”
I’ve gotten a nice finish using a boatload of sanding and then either Briwax or stain, but it only really works if you want a pretty light finish at the end. I’m talking up to like 600-1k grit, too. But it does look damn shiny & good when you do it.
Amazing, factorio is the greatest
I ~~love~~ ~~hate~~ ~~love~~ ~~hate~~ love systemd!
It’s great sometimes but trying to deal with systemd-related objects in an OpenBMC Yocto project has been an absolute nightmare. Like many things, it’s got ups and downs.