If I'm going down a relatively new descent, I'll use the bike map computer to visually confirm if there is a sharp turn or other hazard that might be on a blind corner (side roads connecting). I only need to glance at it, but it's very useful.
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At least I know why cell service at the airport is awful.
Perhaps instead of spending time developing and bringing to market new hardware, fix your software first, there are plenty of hardware vendors already in the market but nobody that I'm aware of is taking Desktop Productivity in VR seriously (yet).
- of course there are other ways, but given the return on kW/h, what's the _most_ profitable?
> Let's talk about why cryptocurrency is the single factor that created the ransomware plague that is ravaging our healthcare system and public infrastructure.
After some digging around, and figuring out how they encoded the data it was trivial to implement this in a project that was used to keep Flywheel Bikes working.
https://github.com/ptx2/gymnasticon
The changes I introduced which now include support for the Peloton can be found here: https://github.com/ptx2/gymnasticon/pull/12
I've already done this.
You can already use a rPI and a RS232 USB device to pull metrics off the bike and transmit those signals via BT.
I just want a consistent, fresh, and marginally professional espresso without having to become an expert at all the above. It also goes without saying that getting all these variables dialed in, for the most part, doesn't even happen at local coffee shops. There are a few in my area, but they're all at least a 10-15 min bike ride away.