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cowboy, steel horse, etc
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Hahaha! I've thought about riding out there from Flag.
But nope. Vistancia. https://goo.gl/maps/rcaXQvErMju9AmaR6
But nope. Vistancia. https://goo.gl/maps/rcaXQvErMju9AmaR6
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#9728
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Remember way back when that was how we transferred files up and down to the mainframe? I used FTP a lot.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
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Probably not. If I remember, I'll look at one the next time I'm at the shop.
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Remember way back when that was how we transferred files up and down to the mainframe? I used FTP a lot.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
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#9732
VFL For Life
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I FTPed within the last couple months. There used to be an add-on in Firefox that I used, but I had to download another one because they stopped.
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Hahaha! I've thought about riding out there from Flag.
But nope. Vistancia. https://goo.gl/maps/rcaXQvErMju9AmaR6
But nope. Vistancia. https://goo.gl/maps/rcaXQvErMju9AmaR6
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Do you also perform batch processing?
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That's what the computer is for.
I had something on my website that wouldn't update automatically, so I had to upload the newer version manually. #KnowJustEnoughToBeDangerous
I had something on my website that wouldn't update automatically, so I had to upload the newer version manually. #KnowJustEnoughToBeDangerous
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Why do I find File Transfer Protocol more satisfying than Functional Threshold Power?
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Remember way back when that was how we transferred files up and down to the mainframe? I used FTP a lot.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
It upset me a little when my internet provider revoked our file storage as that’s where I stored all of my pics and some files back before the current messed up storage solutions.
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I had a sweet Nishiki hardtail with a 6 speed freewheel. The bearings are inboard so the axle isn't supported as well as a freehub. I used to bend axles so often that I kept an axle at home. Eventually the frame broke at the dropout/chainstay area. I really liked that frame.
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Uh huh.
I've never been to Phoenix. Per that map it looks like there's city and suddenly it stops.
But nope. Vistancia. https://goo.gl/maps/rcaXQvErMju9AmaR6
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Today I drove to an area where there are a lot of fireroads for mountain biking. I did a 20 mile out and back and it was glorious. On a long climb a skinny kid on an e-bike passed me and he called me "sir".
#9744
serious cyclist
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It just feels right. I really prefer a six speed rear to a seven, for no real reason. And frankly, I don't have much experience with five. I have a five speed corncob here, that I've been awaiting the right application for. Whatever I have back there, I never use them all, unless I'm in the US, where they have actual hills. What makes friction shifting preferable to indexed? Same question/same answer.
Edit: Actually, the six speed rear more easily fits into 126 mm dropout spacing as well.
Edit: Actually, the six speed rear more easily fits into 126 mm dropout spacing as well.
Understanding the irony re: music from yesterday, I quite like the cycling technology from when I started. Ten speeds on the back, English threading, rim brakes, and everything simple. Except of course, I'd have those feelings about quill stems and nine speeds if I'd started a few years sooner, or pressfit bottom brackets if I'd started a few years later. It's all an illusion.
#9745
smelling the roses
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I see.
Understanding the irony re: music from yesterday, I quite like the cycling technology from when I started. Ten speeds on the back, English threading, rim brakes, and everything simple. Except of course, I'd have those feelings about quill stems and nine speeds if I'd started a few years sooner, or pressfit bottom brackets if I'd started a few years later. It's all an illusion.
Understanding the irony re: music from yesterday, I quite like the cycling technology from when I started. Ten speeds on the back, English threading, rim brakes, and everything simple. Except of course, I'd have those feelings about quill stems and nine speeds if I'd started a few years sooner, or pressfit bottom brackets if I'd started a few years later. It's all an illusion.
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A year or so ago, I asked my (3) subordinates that I needed their TPS reports by the end of the week. I had one laughter and two empty looks. Needless to say, we have two different workers now and the one laughed is now my second in command.
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#9749
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I see.
Understanding the irony re: music from yesterday, I quite like the cycling technology from when I started. Ten speeds on the back, English threading, rim brakes, and everything simple. Except of course, I'd have those feelings about quill stems and nine speeds if I'd started a few years sooner, or pressfit bottom brackets if I'd started a few years later. It's all an illusion.
Understanding the irony re: music from yesterday, I quite like the cycling technology from when I started. Ten speeds on the back, English threading, rim brakes, and everything simple. Except of course, I'd have those feelings about quill stems and nine speeds if I'd started a few years sooner, or pressfit bottom brackets if I'd started a few years later. It's all an illusion.
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I guess the other two didn't get the memo.
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