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the Safari one on iOS where the cursor jumps to the page number and messes up the page position?

Seems fixed for me now oddly, though I can't remember updating anything on the device (iPhone 13 mini, iOS 16.3.1)

Andor if you like Star Wars
The Bear

Been using it on a M1 iPad Pro for a few years. Absolutely fine. Anecdotally far fewer dropouts than friends using Android phones. But that could just be newer iPad vs older phones

I’d think of an EV charger as being part of the house if it’s properly fitted. Same as I wouldn’t expect someone to remove, say, an electric shower

Could try gthumb via WSL?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps

they were indeed, very happy with them. goldtec hubs seem to trigger much envy.

You got a bargain, I was very tempted to buy them back at the price he was selling! but they'd just have sat waiting for a build
I used a Juin Tech caliper with the cane creek levers. Commuted for years and did a handful of rides around Kent hills without issue. Not sure how they compare to the Spyres though
If I remember right the levers have a little button you can push one way or the other to adjust how far out the lever goes. Presumably that'd tweak the pull a tiny amount?

Very nice. Might be my old wheelset from my Tempo. Forum built too

Wording sounds potentially dodgy. I’d give them a call on a number you’ve looked up, rather than letting them call you asking for card details

Williams will look very silly if they put a tyre on the wrong side now

My computer is feeling a bit sluggish lately.

3950x / vision 3090

Tried a gaming benchmark to be sure?

It won’t be much more nuanced

then "rewrite the above using Java"

Here's an equivalent program written in Java that collects heart rate data from a chest strap at maximum sampling rate using the Garmin SDK:

import com.garmin.fit.*;

// Connect to the Garmin device
Device device = GarminDevice.getDevice();

// Start the heart rate monitor
device.hrmStart();

// Get the maximum sampling rate
int samplingRate = device.hrmGetSamplingRate();

// Collect the heart rate data
List<Integer> heartRateData = new ArrayList<>();
while (true) {
    int heartRate = device.hrmGetHeartRate();
    heartRateData.add(heartRate);
    try {
        Thread.sleep(1000 / samplingRate);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        break;
    }
}

// Stop the heart rate monitor
device.hrmStop();

// Save the collected data to a file
try (BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("heart_rate_data.txt"))) {
    for (int data : heartRateData) {
        writer.write(Integer.toString(data));
        writer.newLine();
    }
} catch (IOException e) {
    System.err.println("Error saving data to file: " + e.getMessage());
}

ChatGPT can be very helpful...

asking it to "write a python program using the Garmin SDK to collect heart rate data from a chest strap at maximum sampling rate"

gives

Here's an example of a Python program that uses the Garmin SDK to collect heart rate data from a chest strap at maximum sampling rate:

import garmin_sdk

# Connect to the Garmin device
device = garmin_sdk.Client().get_devices()[0]

# Start the heart rate monitor
device.hrm_start()

# Get the maximum sampling rate
sampling_rate = device.hrm_get_sampling_rate()

# Collect the heart rate data
heart_rate_data = []
while True:
    heart_rate = device.hrm_get_heart_rate()
    heart_rate_data.append(heart_rate)
    time.sleep(1 / sampling_rate)

# Stop the heart rate monitor
device.hrm_stop()

# Save the collected data to a file
with open("heart_rate_data.txt", "w") as file:
    for data in heart_rate_data:
        file.write("%s\n" % data)

This code assumes that you have already installed the Garmin SDK and that you have a Garmin device connected to your computer. The garmin_sdk library is used to communicate with the device, and the hrm_start and hrm_stop methods are used to start and stop the heart rate monitor. The hrm_get_sampling_rate method is used to get the maximum sampling rate, and the hrm_get_heart_rate method is used to get the current heart rate. Finally, the collected data is saved to a file named heart_rate_data.txt.

This made me laugh.

No Di2 brakes for a while then

do you need an app? can't you just save them to google drive, put them in an email etc...

yeah, PC brand is Razer

I had a Razer Boomslang mouse... that could definitely be the name of some Bathing Ape shorts

https://results.sporthive.com/events/7024716460568384256

Go with broken_777
Aka arkanewheelworks.co.uk
You’ll find plenty of good reviews here

Oh, like Friends Reunited or MySpace?

I couldn’t get a business account with Starling for my tri club as we’re a charity rather than ltd. Think you need details on companies house

ha, welcome to my world. I'm treasurer for my local tri club, mainly as a favour rather than because I know what I'm doing. making it up as I go along.
anyway. ChatGPT has been useful...

In accounting, income and revenue are closely related but have distinct meanings. Revenue refers to the total amount of money a company brings in from its sales or services before any expenses are subtracted. Income, on the other hand, is the net profit a company makes after all expenses, taxes, and other costs have been taken into account. In other words, income is revenue minus all expenses.

Marvel Snap is horrendously addictive.

I’ve spent far too much time on this. I don’t piss away time on social media but this has definitely become a time sink

best way to give stuff away for free on FB is offer it for £30, wait for someone to lowball you then 'reluctantly' accept as long as they can collect quickly

Dibs please, will pm

it was built for the working classes, just like the example newbuild you selected

Wait, am I working class?

If you have to ask