• blackn1ght@feddit.ukOPM
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    2 months ago

    Mine was faily normal. I managed another 10k run on Saturday, after doing my first in 18 months the previous week. It actually felt quite effortless and could have gone further which is a huge improvement, it wasn’t long ago I was struggling to make 4k. I’m almost positive that wracking up the km’s on my walking pad and lengthy bike rides are helping recovery and endurance.

    The current price of diesel is making me look into electric cars again but daaayyymmmm they’re expensive.

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      2 months ago

      Oh nice, whats your walking pad like? I might want to move towards something like that

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        2 months ago

        I bought this. I use it every working day and I’ll easily get a minimum of 10k steps a day on it. On good days I’ll get over 20k. Well worth it in my opinion, so much better for you than sitting down all day!

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          2 months ago

          Ah jeez very tempted. Getting more steps in while I work would be a game changer. Is it practical for doing like, typing and data entry tasks while you walk?

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            Do it! I’ve just managed to do 3km on my daily stand up meeting.

            Is it practical for doing like, typing and data entry tasks while you walk?

            It’s fine. I slow it down when I’m doing a lot of typing, and speed it up when I’m in meetings or doing more admin-style work. Obviously you don’t need to be on it all the time too, you could use it as much as you want.

            One caveat is that I get very hot doing it, and my colleagues mentioned that they get hot too. I have a tower fan near me that’s on all the time. Not much of an issue for the next several months, but it was difficult during summer.

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              I am glad not to have a job that includes a great deal of meetings, I get to sweat and look like shit all day if I want. And I have a big balcony door right behind me for fresh air if I need cooling, so… Yeah I might have to get into one of these gizmos.

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      1 month ago

      When looking at EV, are you taking into account the monthly fuel saving? (If you can charge cheaply at home).

      EV:

      Assume 3 miles per kWh (this is the bad side of average)

      kWh = 7.5p night rate

      EV Cost per mile = 7.5p/3 = 2.5p per mile

      Dino juice:

      Assume 30 mpg

      Assume £1.50 per litre

      There is 4.54609 litres per gallon.

      So 4.54609 * £1.50 = £6.82 per gallon.

      ICE Cost per mile = 682p/30 = 23p per mile

      Have a play with the numbers. Work out what you would save per month. Subtract that from the monthly cost delta of buying an EV. The servicing is cheaper and less breaks, but that harder to put in a spread sheet.

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    2 months ago

    Two birthdays over two days, weekend is gone but got some software hobbies done too so feel weirdly fulfilled.

    Wrecked my sleep on Friday night doing something stupid at work that I thankfully was able to recover from.

    Got some nice fancy Japanese wire strippers and crimpers to fuel my filthy hardware habits.

    Yeah, it’s been a good week

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    Saw Ravens again in the wild. made a large bowl from an oak log salvaged from waste tip. walked for many hours outdoors with my son. Remembered to post mother’s birthday card on time. cooked and cleaned home to support my wife’s return to full time job. only got spat at once during my 24hour shift. have a cat being cuddly now.

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    2 months ago

    Pretty average apart from being informed of changes at work meaning a few could be made redundant and moving the rest to another role with a different shift pattern.

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    1 month ago

    Mainly jet lag recovery after a long-haul holiday to Malaysia and Singapore. Seemed to spend the time we were there jet lagged and recovered just soon enough for a 13-hour flight back and another dose of it!

    In other news, my broken iPod Classic was returned repaired; the fridge died while we were away, so I had to buy a new one, and I’m trying to set up an overpowered NAS that I prolly don’t really need.