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  You work in tech. You regularly have to input some form of MFA, whether passkey or a rolling code MFA from something like Google Authenticator or Authy. You work from home, and slack is the primary form of communication, with email becoming a distant secondary form. Time AFK (Away From Keyboard) is possible if you have your #smartphone, and you panic if it's not within reach. How do you go to a #dumbphone, in this scenario? I would like to ditch my smartphone, carry a camera on #bike trips,...

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  Do you want to know about the coolest bikes, made by the best people? Made Bike Show Day 3 https://fastestslowguy.blogspot.com/2026/08/made-bike-show-day-3.html #BikeTooter #bikes #fahrrad #velo #bici #bikenite @bikenite #mtb #framebuilder #MadeBikeShow #Portland

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  'Brian Ferraro stepped through the front door at Bicycle Heaven and stopped in his tracks. The Rochester, New York resident scanned the endless sea of bicycles hanging from the ceiling, mounted on walls and covering nearly every square foot of floor space. His eyes darted from one familiar childhood memory to another. “It’s like a dream come true," Ferraro, 53, said. “I have a lifelong love of bicycles. Just from the front door I see so many bikes I’ve never seen before. I already see...

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  'In the early 1960s, young Heinz Stücke, just 22 years old, left his factory job and rode away from his hometown of Hövelhof in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, aboard his three-speed bicycle with $300 in his pocket. He would go on to pedal some 648,000 kilometers through 211 countries and territories on a non-stop journey that spanned more than five decades. He was recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as “having traveled more widely by bicycle than anyone in history,” was the subject...

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  I have a #GIS question, or maybe it's a #dataScience question: I want to represent geographical information to non-technical people, ideally via the web, showing how data about people, organizations, places relate to each other, on a map. The data is both private data sets - starting with CSV - and also publicly available. I have some familiarity with #QGIS, but not the data side of it. I could build something there, and then export to KML, and I know there are also javascript-based web expo...

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  A friend, a USA citizen is moving to Spain. He and his wife have a path to EU #citizenship, have passports, I think work permits. His concern is how to navigate keeping his employment with his current company, while navigating contractor status and finding an employer of record, or EOR in Spain, and not making a mistake with compliance. I got some advice from an HR professional that he should seek #legal advice in #Spain. Reaching out for my friend; do you have any guidance, can you help? Pleas...

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  #California #Billionaire Tax Has Enough Signatures to Land on #Ballot, Backers Say - The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/26/us/california-billionaire-tax.html

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  'Facing an uncertain future, we’re calling on all of our readers to help us preserve this unparalleled resource and chart a sustainable path ahead. If you’re a regular visitor, please consider joining the Bikepacking Collective to support our work as a member today. Find an important update and learn about the value we offer our backers for as little as $3.25 per month here…' I'm a member. I've benefited from this site existing. Bikepacking is a big part of my li...

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  From LinkedIn. I'll spare you the URL. #JamesGosling writes: "To senior management at Amazon: you bloody morons! This is entirely your fault. You pressured the engineering teams to do things they knew were unsafe. Many senior engineers have either left in disgust or been laid off because they were expensive. (This is from former co-workers of mine). Mission critical changes should only happen after all the testing is done. GenAl coding tools are improving, but they're s...