VibeSurgeon

While all of these things would obviously be great, you still need to do the exercise.

Handed to review, handed to maintain, handed to extend?

All of the above

Spring: Never, my partner is allergic to tree pollen released during the spring, nor does the indoor temperature warrant opening the windows

Summer: Sometimes in late summer - I am allergic to grass pollen highly prevalent in early summer. Once they clear, I open the windows when it’s warmer inside than outside, to cool down my apartment slightly

Autumn: Rarely. The temperature usually does not warrant opening the windows

Winter: Never. It’s far too cold to let heat intentionally escape

How I avoid suffocation: my apartment is well-ventilated, this is not an issue whatsoever

New gigachad just dropped

I’m gonna choose to take that as an insult to all Scandinavians

How would it even work to have 1000s of emotions each minute? That’s a minimum of 16,6 emotions every second. Is he under the impression that women have superhuman time perception?

While this is bad, I’m using the Pixel Weather app, which doesn’t seem to be affected by this change?

Of course you can get any hand grinder for less than that, but if you’re specifically looking to get a high-quality grind and want something that lasts for a long time, your options become more limited. This is where the Chinese brands come into play.

At that price point, you’re probably looking at a Chinese hand grinder. The good news is that these are actually really solid products. I have a hand grinder from Timemore that I’m more than happy with, and have been using for 4+ years without issues.

This is probably going to run a bit counter to the spirit of the community, but I am quite happy with the pannier I bought off of AliExpress from a brand called Rhinowalk. It cost me a bit under $30.

I had a set from Lidl before which were not at all as nice (obviously).

Some of my favourite features with my current panniers are:

• They come with a securing clip that keeps the pannier in place even when riding over bumps
• They adjust to the amount of things packed in them, with a horizontal strap and a roll top
• It handles rain pretty well

If you’re going to be riding a bicycle, then I highly recommend using a pannier - being able to carry stuff on the bike as opposed to on the body is fantastic.