I'd recommend migrating one service at a time (install, migrate, shake down; next service).
Either prioritize what you want declouded the most, or start with the smallest migration and snowball bigger.
I'd recommend migrating one service at a time (install, migrate, shake down; next service).
Either prioritize what you want declouded the most, or start with the smallest migration and snowball bigger.
It's YouTube, but Shifter out of Calgary.
who has evet said, "I wish i had less pizza to eat :)
I have said it before. But usually after eating way too much pizza.
I disagree, but maybe it's because I have kids of my own now.
Do any of you face similar challenges
Sounds like, I'm in a fairly ideal suburb for everything I need but the distances can be far for things I want
do you just drive when it makes the most sense to drive?
My biggest mental shift was instead of "driving if it makes sense to drive" to "driving if it doesn't make sense to walk/bike/transit."
Basically I look at all other methods of transit/destinations first; then drive only if required.
Biggest example: I usually take the bike and trailer to drop my kid off at daycare on the way to work. Weather hasn't stopped me yet; but if the school busses are canceled, I will drive because there's a marked increase in more drivers paying less attention on the roads I must take. If I had separated bike facilities I could still bike.
I'd prefer throttle over max speed.
I don't have any cycle lanes in my town, so the faster I can get myself and my child out of an intersection, the better. I'm usually pedaling around on the lowest power assist, so the throttle lets me kick it to max without hitting a button up and down 4x per intersection.
Alternatively, just connect the throttle to the pedals/padel assist, and I'd be happy (i.e. throttle behaves as usual, but only while pedal assist is already on).
Might save some electricity by just running the server instead of the while game.
My radwagon motor tops out at 32kph, I can pedal it up to about 40kph. At 40kph I can stop in 3m on dry tarmac, about 6m in snow.
For comparison, the cars I'm forced to ride with have a 24m braking distance at 40kph, but let's be honest, there's usually doing over 50kph despite the limit, so it's more like 38-55m
People who have only ever travelled by car in their entire lives.
I haven't personally used it, but a buddy likes it.
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