frankhhhhhhhhh

This is a car a Ferrari enthusiast buys his daughter.

Sounds a lot like slavery.

Don’t tell people how to think. Sums it up perfectly.

Dirtbag.

This desktop is just screaming for some drop shadows.

Let's do this to food too!

Garmin Connect actually has all the useful (to me) features Strava has.

If all your buddies have Garmins and post public rides/runs, you get segment leaderboards, friends news feed, popularity routing, kudos, a training calendar that connects to TrainingPeaks and all the stats you could want.

Plus Garmin has very capable sports watches and smart body weight scales to consolidate all your fitness indicators in one place. Also, it's completely free.

The downside is the user base is much smaller so less segments and who knows if your KOM is the fastest time. You also won't get randos on the internet kudo'ing your rides/runs and boosting your ego. Also, no cool extensions like Elevate, StravaSauce, etc.

What the heck happened to The Verge? Haven't visited in a while and it doesn't even seem like it's the same site.

The reason to have a map on screen when descending is to anticipate upcoming bends. This helps you to take the best line through the apex of the corners. Also mountain descents will regularly throw you very tight, and sometimes blind corners at random, and the best practice to handle these without going off the road is to brake hard enough to scrub off some speed before you begin your turn, then let go so you're not braking while turning. Navigation prompts will not show this because they are not turns.

It's too bad most man pages don't include anything in the EXAMPLES section.