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screenshot of tracked activity stats in the iOS version of the zepp (amazfit) app. displays stats for a run in a grey overlay on a map of the route. text displayed:
Distance: 5.51 mi
Time: 50:07
Workout time: 50:07
Avg pace 09'03"/mi
Best pace 04'24"/mi
Avg cadence 169 Spm
Max cadence 188 Spm
Avg stride : 41 in
Steps: ST 8,490 steps
Max. Elevation ft
Min. Elevation: 679 ft
Avg elevation 711 ft
Elev gain: 209 ft
Elev loss 200 ft
Calories: 660 kcal
Avg heart rate: 162 bpm
Max heart rate: 182 bpm
Distance: 5.51 mi
Time: 50:07
Workout time: 50:07
Avg pace 09'03"/mi
Best pace 04'24"/mi
Avg cadence 169 Spm
Max cadence 188 Spm
Avg stride : 41 in
Steps: ST 8,490 steps
Max. Elevation ft
Min. Elevation: 679 ft
Avg elevation 711 ft
Elev gain: 209 ft
Elev loss 200 ft
Calories: 660 kcal
Avg heart rate: 162 bpm
Max heart rate: 182 bpm
unexciting update to:
https://mltshp.com/p/1RRR3
making better time when i’m on a day off and not stuffed to the gills with LLM bullshit and existential dread.
https://mltshp.com/p/1RRR3
making better time when i’m on a day off and not stuffed to the gills with LLM bullshit and existential dread.
snarkout
Doing great! (Today was my first day in my new running shoes.)
@snarkout thanks! i'm trying.
what new shoes did you get? how are you liking them?
what new shoes did you get? how are you liking them?
Just a new pair of Brooks Ghosts (18s, replacing last year's model).
Run felt okay! Last week my ankle was bothering my a little so I decided to replace them, even though I wasn't at a full year on my last pair. (I don't put a ton of miles on my shoes.)
@snarkout nice, those look great.
and hah, i WISH my walking or running shoes lasted a full year anymore, but i feel that. i always feel it in my hips and knees when i let them go longer than they should.
and hah, i WISH my walking or running shoes lasted a full year anymore, but i feel that. i always feel it in my hips and knees when i let them go longer than they should.
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Wooden bass guitar with alternating dark/light/dark wood, a dark wood neck, and a single pickup that has a chrome cover and gold foil accents.
Some small finishing details to do, but it's a complete working bass now. I only have an hour of playing on it so far, but i like it - it's comfortable to play and at least on my little practice amp sounds great.
The project started with the pickup, a re-creation of the gold foil pickups used on 1960s Harmony (and some other) basses. I bought the neck from an eBay seller but modified it a bit for my preferences and to fit the body. The body i built from scratch, it's sapele and maple, with a very thin amber varnish finish. Body shape is a fairly close copy of an aluminum-necked Kramer bass. There's only 1 knob for volume, there's a static tone circuit that's the same as if the tone knob was always turned fully up.
I'll have the first band practice with it tonight, and will probably let it settle in a bit before bringing it to shows. I'm really pleased with how it turned out, just what i was hoping for when it was still just a graph paper drawing earlier this summer.
Full project writeup with many more photos here:
http://bill.fidean.net/projects...
The project started with the pickup, a re-creation of the gold foil pickups used on 1960s Harmony (and some other) basses. I bought the neck from an eBay seller but modified it a bit for my preferences and to fit the body. The body i built from scratch, it's sapele and maple, with a very thin amber varnish finish. Body shape is a fairly close copy of an aluminum-necked Kramer bass. There's only 1 knob for volume, there's a static tone circuit that's the same as if the tone knob was always turned fully up.
I'll have the first band practice with it tonight, and will probably let it settle in a bit before bringing it to shows. I'm really pleased with how it turned out, just what i was hoping for when it was still just a graph paper drawing earlier this summer.
Full project writeup with many more photos here:
http://bill.fidean.net/projects...
Gorgeous!
Woo!
😻😻😻
damn, i love this whole look- the body shape, the wood grain and staining, the "racing stripe" inlays, all of it!
what is the pickup you chose?
damn, i love this whole look- the body shape, the wood grain and staining, the "racing stripe" inlays, all of it!
what is the pickup you chose?
Thanks all!
@nikkuneko This is the pickup, i got it used on one of the bass forums a bit cheaper than new:
https://www.curtisnovak.com/shop...
It's a single coil, so it has a little hum but it's pleasantly deep and punchy. I'm really looking forward to putting it through the main amp tonight.
@nikkuneko This is the pickup, i got it used on one of the bass forums a bit cheaper than new:
https://www.curtisnovak.com/shop...
It's a single coil, so it has a little hum but it's pleasantly deep and punchy. I'm really looking forward to putting it through the main amp tonight.
It's been fun seeing the progress updates on this and the finished product is gorgeous. I'm not even a bassist (I have a Squier six-string bass but I tune it like a guitar) but just looking at this makes me want to pick it up and start doodling.
Dead handsome, that.
Wow, congratulations, that's a heck of a build! I really enjoyed the detailed write-up.
Wildly cool.
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square collage of four images:
1) a ginger cat sitting in a shopfront window, looking downward.
2) several old doorbells on a wall, with some brick visible in the bottom corner.
3) the silhouette of a man wearing a cowboy hat standing on the roof of an office building
4) a vivid sunset sky, with pinkish clouds behind the silhouette of trees, telephone poles, and wires. a waxing crescent moon is visible between the telephone wires
1) a ginger cat sitting in a shopfront window, looking downward.
2) several old doorbells on a wall, with some brick visible in the bottom corner.
3) the silhouette of a man wearing a cowboy hat standing on the roof of an office building
4) a vivid sunset sky, with pinkish clouds behind the silhouette of trees, telephone poles, and wires. a waxing crescent moon is visible between the telephone wires
just things.
it's been a long week, month, year.
it's been a long week, month, year.
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Raadhuis Schiebroek, last Friday. Relic of a past long gone now.
not gonna lie, i spend way too much time stopping and looking at old meters like this.
also, would play a gigantic bass monosynth in OVERWERKTIMER
also, would play a gigantic bass monosynth in OVERWERKTIMER
@nikkuneko I bought a panic stop fixture off eBay for similar reasons. The label under the button reads: PULVERIZER. Still waiting for the thing to appear that I'll mount it on.
@greenskpr *
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An animated gif of a skater doing a slow loop around an empty swimming pool.
Source: https://www.are.na/block...
I love that the angle of the lighting is just so such that the skater’s shadow is always in the lit portion of the bowl. Never fully in the shadow of the lip, never outside the lip on the other side
*loading*
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A group of adults building sound circuits. An illustration of a circuit powered by a 9V battery is projected on the wall
I developed a workshop to teach art conservators about electricity and electronics with NYU's Institute of Fine Art titled "Art With a Plug". Originally a 5 day intensive, then a hybrid asynch/synch month-long online version for a few years, and now back IRL with the conservation team at the MoMA for the next 2 weeks.
Everyone builds a sound circuit on a breadboard, then moves to a fixed version on a protoboard. After using Forrest Mims' "Stepped tone generator" (aka Atari Punk Console) for the online sessions, I returned to the Cracklebox for this edition.
To my utter joy and surprise, every team got the circuit up and running in a little under an hour. They had to learn to solder, follow a schematic, work with a multimeter, and get comfortable improvising when recreating an artwork. Super excited to see what they do for next week.
Atari Punk Console: https://sdiy.info/wiki...
Cracklebox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Everyone builds a sound circuit on a breadboard, then moves to a fixed version on a protoboard. After using Forrest Mims' "Stepped tone generator" (aka Atari Punk Console) for the online sessions, I returned to the Cracklebox for this edition.
To my utter joy and surprise, every team got the circuit up and running in a little under an hour. They had to learn to solder, follow a schematic, work with a multimeter, and get comfortable improvising when recreating an artwork. Super excited to see what they do for next week.
Atari Punk Console: https://sdiy.info/wiki...
Cracklebox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Rad as hell.
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A close up photo of a loaf of bread on a cooling rack. The bread is dark brown and covered with toasted flakes of wheat bran.
It's not 90 degrees out, so I'm now willing to turn on the oven and bake some bread.
Give you $60 for it
@BennyTheIcepick It's made of the finest rye touched only by the hands of virgins.
@ian_whitney $61 then
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a google maps satellite area of cleared forest lands, except one of the tiles still has trees
via: https://aus.social/@jimbob...
Google maps link: (may change/go away) - https://www.google.com/maps...
This is in South Papua, Indonesia. The company doing it is "PT Enviromate Technology International", a natural gas infrastructure development, natural gas transportation, renewable energy and independent power company.
Google maps link: (may change/go away) - https://www.google.com/maps...
This is in South Papua, Indonesia. The company doing it is "PT Enviromate Technology International", a natural gas infrastructure development, natural gas transportation, renewable energy and independent power company.
"Enviromate" (Does not infer mate of the environment)
but "Envirorapist" was already taken
but "Envirorapist" was already taken
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Animation loop - three skeletons dancing in a dark field. Captions read: I’m scared! This is scary! I’m scared too!
Hey girls
Hey boys
Superstar DJs
There we go!
Hey boys
Superstar DJs
There we go!
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source https://bsky.app/profile...
You know... I've been looking for Jesus for so long... technically... doesn't that make *him* lost...?
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A "Grand Guignol" poster, Du Sang Dans Les Ténèbres, a drama in two acts. It's red, showing a green face with mouth open and bloodshot eyes rolled back (a corpse? a monster?), while in the foreground a figure on crutches is angrily confronting another person, their head thrown back in fear or guilt.
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Sunlight blasting through a forest canopy. Word superimposed day, “To have gotten this far is a gift.”
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seemingly complete gallery of the 21 stages of the Pepsi Cola logo
TIL Pepsi was originally Brad's Drink, but, more importantly, this shows that:
- Before 1950, branding was the province of mescaline addicts only
- by 1951, branding had already absorbed Baudrillard avant le hashtag
- Before 1950, branding was the province of mescaline addicts only
- by 1951, branding had already absorbed Baudrillard avant le hashtag
Willing to bet the designs 1903-1951 aren't deliberate modifications, but the results of hiring local artists to redraw the logo because they didn't have a clean copy of the previous original.
On the other hand, I'd bet the designs from 1991-onward are the result of marketing executives doing a rebranding purely to pad out their resumes while they hustle on to their next promotion.
On the other hand, I'd bet the designs from 1991-onward are the result of marketing executives doing a rebranding purely to pad out their resumes while they hustle on to their next promotion.
I have a historical trademark book in my office with some additional info... "Brad" is because it was invented and sold by a pharmacist named Caleb D Bradham, before he branded it later as Pepsi Cola. He did really well with it until WW1 when there was sugar rationing and then sugar price fluctuations later. He lost ownership at a specific point when he bought sugar at a high and suddenly had to sell it way low in 1920.
I don't think any of these are very good. 69-71 is the cleanest, but not very interesting. And the 2008-23 attempt to make an equivalent to Coke's "Dynamic Ribbon Device" is a total failure. The black ring around the current one makes the logo look cramped.
@dogwelder The current one looks like an old oil company logo that somebody repurposed for their rave flyer.
I like how the new logo is just the old logo from when I was a kid.
if I see the 71-87 variant I know it's gonna be some good pizza.
71-87 is canon. Shame the actual drink tastes like ass.
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illustration art shows a penguin with a dishtowel on one flipper and holding a strawberry milkshake in a glass on a tray in the other flipper
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A diptych of black and white studio photographs showing (top) a hammer & sickle with vibrator and (bottom) a hammer & sickle with a loaf of bread
Brings new meaning to “bread and roses”
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animated gif showing a sequence from an advertisement for 'The Simpsons Halloween Scare-a-Thon' Sunday at 7:00 WFLD FOX CHICAGO. The Simpson family are seated on their couch; lightning strikes, causing an x-ray effect and for Marge's hair to have a Bride-of-Frankenstein style lightning bolt on the side.
Doesn't show Marge's bunny ears: https://www.youtube.com/shorts...
I like how everyone's hair is part of their skeletons, except for Marge.
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A craggy boulder hovers in a hazy orange sky, lit by a hazy yellow sun. Planted in the boulder is a small mailbox and nothing else. The boulder is anchored to an unseen element by a long rope or chain. Both the chain and the underside of the boulder have moss hanging off them. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
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color illustrations of frogs and toads
Ich fresse frische Frösche, ich bin ein Frischefröschefresser
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A stormtrooper with an umbrella walking down a rainy street in Glasgow.
worst. armor. ever.
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As someone who has enjoyed a few Potato Festivals in Oregon, and worked on a few potato farms in Oregon, I can confirm potato.
I love a museum. I’ll go to ANY kind. My family still “roasts” me over the very underwhelming Potato Museum that is on the far end of Prince Edward Island away from all of the Anne of Green Gables opportunities.
Thanks for coming to my story-time.
Thanks for coming to my story-time.
Plant you now
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GarbagePailKids banner at the top covered in snow. The sky in the background gradients from white to blue to red. The ground is covered in tons of snow. In the center a cartoon Josh Allen looks jolly with rosy cheeks and wearing a Buffalo Bills jersey with a winter BILLS hat, throwing a snow-covered football. A label at the bottom says his name is Arctic Allen.
source: there are new NFL-themed Garbage Pail Kids out from Topps
Now do an Owners series!
@ufez someone _should_ do an actual Garbage Humans series of all the billionaires
@travis It's honestly a pretty good business idea, just have to build a solid legal squadron.
A photo of the look on James Dolan's face the first time he saw his would be a surefire Pulitzer winner.
A photo of the look on James Dolan's face the first time he saw his would be a surefire Pulitzer winner.
@travis +++