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I would like for this to be genuine.

the best use i get from it is a motivational tool.

yeah, i veer between the 'didn't happen if it's not on strava' mindset and the 'fuckit, i'm not lettign strava dictate my cycling' mindset.

might be worth trying it - several years ago for whatever reason, i knew some of my rides had been missed; i hit 'Refresh stats' under the main stats table on my profile, and they were there when i checked again a few minutes later. i think it was just a database glitch, my rides had uploaded...

are you fully paid up on strava? just curious if that info is given to free users too.

got a great leaflet in from a european candidate called eamonn murphy - quoting stuff about fatima, the popes, the virgin mary, you name it. abortion is the greatest threat to peace.

i've been to the office for a total of one hour since jan 2020.

i should say, i had heard it before - but not in full. i decided to give it my attention for the full duration for the first time recently.

i only listened to it for the first time about two months ago.

this is the chap i mentioned: https://aontu.ie/edward-mcmanus

i'd heard that a local pharmacy was owned by an aontu candidate. fair play to him for sticking his election posters in the window of the business. i wonder will that gain or lose customers. i guess if you were going for the morning after pill, it might give cause for hesitation.

that's based on the aussie carbon mix in electricity generation; does that compare well to ireland?

you are of course correct.

niall mcguinness on nova is usually good.

let's say your dwell time in a filling station, buying petrol, is 5 minutes and they're making a €5 profit from you on a €70 spend. if your dwell time is half an hour in an electric car, and your spend is €20, what sort of profit will they be expecting?

the correction at the end of this article. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/article/2024/may/22/the-denmark-secret-how-it-became-the-worlds-most-trusting-country-and-why-that-matters

It's not exactly going to attract floating voters, is it? The 'bring back national service' crowd are already Tory voters I'd say, or people who don't think the Tories are right wing enough. Just thinking though, it'd possibly be a canny move by labour or the lib Dems to release figures on how...

Well, this is a plot twist I didn't see coming https://www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/may/25/sunak-promises-to-bring-back-national-service-for-18-year-olds?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

i see strava now calculates your greatest hits; (turns out what i thought was my 115km ride was a 111km ride). but those numbers will flatter; that 10k in fifteen and a half minutes was on a stretch which is a very gentle downhill but probably a good tailwind.

it's a chap called Robin Cafolla who's running for them in dublin. he must be bankrolled by Big Fish'n'Chips.