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Proud member of the most hated group in America – road cyclists.
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verly 5 days ago
I have a theory about AI generated content. The people that can’t tell what’s AI generated and what’s not are the same people that leave “motion smoothing” turned on when they buy a new TV. And if you don’t know what motion smoothing is, you’re probably one of the people that can’t reliably pick out AI content from real content.
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verly 1 week ago
105 miles of MN driftless region gravel
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verly 2 weeks ago
Another chapter of the retard Trump presidency. He has complained repeatedly that the JCPOA (Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran) gave Iran $1.7 billion. It was the main reason he tore up the agreement during his first term. Meanwhile, Trump’s new agreement includes $300 billion for reconstruction. So fucking stupid.
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verly 2 weeks ago
Josh Hokit is a bitch, am I right, America?
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verly 3 weeks ago
Teach your kids how to fish
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verly 3 weeks ago
Instead of buying SpaceX today, I think I’ll buy more bitcoin.
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verly 1 month ago
Dammit, I’m trying to save some $ for a new bike but bitcoin just keeps getting too cheap to not buy.
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verly 1 month ago
It’s that time of year
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verly 1 month ago
60 miles of gravel today image
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verly 1 month ago
In northern MN for a wedding image
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verly 1 month ago
New bike. First gravel bike for me. Bought used at a great price. Pretty sure I could ride it all year and sell it for more than I paid for it. But I’ll probably keep it. image
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verly 2 months ago
Hah. Every time I comment on the New York Times site with a critique of their coverage, they reject my comment. It’s a pattern. If I only comment on the article topic, it’s always accepted. But if my comment includes a critique of their angle or how they’re covering something, it’s rejected every time. I suppose it’s their right, it’s their website. But it’s a thin-skinned, disingenuous approach to journalism.
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verly 2 months ago
Some public infrastructure works great. I just drove from Denver to Chicago and every public rest stop in Nebraska and Iowa was spotless and very nice. Meanwhile, every gas station or fast food bathroom was disgusting.