For US Forest Service land, the USFS has an interactive online map that includes campgrounds. Though be aware that many of these are minimalist spots: no reservations, no running water or electricity, just a flat place to pitch a tent and a communal vault toilet.
Here we are over a century later and this map correlates very well to the states I enjoy and states I avoid.
The mask is a nice touch for the vintage.
I always thought frame pumps seemed like a good idea. The mini ones are such a pain to use on the side of the road.
I wonder how the valuation is calculated. I assume there is some estimated “brand value” on top of each team’s hard assets.
Short answer: no.
Frames and forks are built to fit specific axle types and hub widths. You generally cannot mix and match standards. Some frames have adapters or replacement dropouts available to fit different axle types (see Surly Monkey Nuts for example), but they won’t work with every frame.
If you just want a smoother/faster ride, then you can get really nice hubs regardless of the axle type Heck, even lower-end hubs can feel great with fresh grease and a proper adjustment.
Not only battery-operated, but also with wireless communication that can be hacked.
https://www.usenix.org/conference/woot24/presentation/motallebighomi
TLDR; they resurrected the “rapid rise” derailleur and paired it with a non-indexed shifter. What’s old is new again.
New beachwear trend just dropped.
He was in the pool
For example, using absolute numbers from Wikipedia…
South Africa: 27,272
Haiti + Philippines + Ecuador: 28,509
That map would look very different.
You’re right that using absolute numbers in the first place is bad practice.
The choice of regions feels cherry-picked to inflate the blue area on the map. Why else would they include Mongolia, or include only the least-dense regions of the US and Russia while excluding the major population centers?
While South Africa certainly has a lot of murders, both absolute and per capita, this map could easily be draw with a lot less blue on it.
I wish the chart included more countries. I found the source data at Pew Research, and they only include 24 countries, unfortunately.
Whatever the issue was, it was short-lived. It’s now back to normal and only a few minutes behind.
Do you mean in the very short term, or over the last few days or weeks?
At the moment It looks like programming.dev is suddenly falling behind reddthat.com. It’s currently ~40 minutes behind and getting worse. @snowe@programming.dev @Ategon@programming.dev, FYI.
I’m not savvy enough to know what causes this, but it has happened before between instances. @MrKaplan@lemmy.world might have some insight.
That sounds like an awesome trip!
If you like Photon, you might like Tesseract. It’s a Photon fork.
dubvee.org
tesh.itjust.works
tess.lemmy.ca
tes.leminal.space
I’ll mention some dead projects, in case anyone gets an itch to pick them up…
lotide/hitide is a minimalist, text-only platform. It has been abandoned.
https://sr.ht/~vpzom/lotide/.
https://lotide.fbxl.net/
Sublinks was in the works, but it is on indefinite hiatus. As I understand it, the main dev became too busy IRL to continue work.
https://github.com/sublinks
I assume it’s an intentional trade-off by the devs to reduce the storage burden. If each instance is a complete mirror of all federated instances then hosting becomes that much more expensive.
Total badass.