I just took the longest time I could on the loan, to have a low price each month, and then i just pay extra whenever I can to get it payed down faster.
Luckily the Marlyn, my son, and my daughter all fit the same gear, so the 3 of them share that, that saved a lot of money too :)
When i met Marlyn (before we had kids) I asked here to go on her first trip with me (I had a bike before I met her back then), and we went on a 2 week ride from Norway to Italy and back (venice) through the alps and all that. Was super fun, and I think it's pretty cool of her to say yes to a 2 week trip as passenger :)
That bike is $8,000 here. Cheap, but not too cheap! The gear you are wearing (boots, gloves, pants and jackets, and helmets) aren't cheap here either! Fun hobby, nevertheless. :-) Enjoy, and ride with care!
It's been 10 years since I last had a motorcycle (back then I had a KTM 990cc).
Here I am with my daughter on the new bike :)
My kids love to go for rides, so does Marlyn as well, so it's a lot of fun for all of us.
It's been 10 years since I last had a motorcycle (back then I had a KTM 990cc).
Here I am with my daughter on it :)
My kids love to go for rides, so does Marlyn as well, so it's a lot of fun for all of us.
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I was thinking back to CD players. Switching tracks took a moment, although I don’t know anymore how long exactly. IIRC, playing CDs on a computer was a bit slower than in a dedicated player.
Don’t worry, switching to the next OGG file on my disk is basically instant. 😅
I was thinking back to CD players. Switching tracks took a moment, although I don’t know anymore how long exactly. IIRC, playing CDs on a computer was a bit slower than in a dedicated player.
Don’t worry, switching to the next OGG file on my disk is basically instant. 😅
I was thinking back to CD players. Switching tracks took a moment, although I don’t know anymore how long exactly. IIRC, playing CDs on a computer was a bit slower than in a dedicated player.
Don’t worry, switching to the next OGG file on my disk is basically instant. 😅
I was thinking back to CD players. Switching tracks took a moment, although I don’t know anymore how long exactly. IIRC, playing CDs on a computer was a bit slower than in a dedicated player.
Don’t worry, switching to the next OGG file on my disk is basically instant. 😅
Oh, AEST! No idea, but it might have been @xuu. LOL.
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Don’t get me wrong, it is attractive, until my Internets are threaten. Then all bets are off. 😂
Bloody sunset
That’s what I meant by “absolute” performance: A human being tolerates a system boot up time of 0.5-2 minutes, for example, so there’s an absolute/fixed duration that any task is allowed to take. Boot: 0.5-2 minutes. Opening Word: 1-10 seconds. Saving an image file: 1-10 seconds. Time until the next song starts to play when you click “next track”: 0-5 seconds. Stuff like that. As long as we don’t exceed those durations, people will be more or less happy.
Wasted potential? Ab-so-fucken-lutely.
(Maybe I’m repeating myself. I’m tired. Sorry. 😅)
That’s what I meant by “absolute” performance: A human being tolerates a system boot up time of 0.5-2 minutes, for example, so there’s an absolute/fixed duration that any task is allowed to take. Boot: 0.5-2 minutes. Opening Word: 1-10 seconds. Saving an image file: 1-10 seconds. Time until the next song starts to play when you click “next track”: 0-5 seconds. Stuff like that. As long as we don’t exceed those durations, people will be more or less happy.
Wasted potential? Ab-so-fucken-lutely.
(Maybe I’m repeating myself. I’m tired. Sorry. 😅)
That’s what I meant by “absolute” performance: A human being tolerates a system boot up time of 0.5-2 minutes, for example, so there’s an absolute/fixed duration that any task is allowed to take. Boot: 0.5-2 minutes. Opening Word: 1-10 seconds. Saving an image file: 1-10 seconds. Time until the next song starts to play when you click “next track”: 0-5 seconds. Stuff like that. As long as we don’t exceed those durations, people will be more or less happy.
Wasted potential? Ab-so-fucken-lutely.
(Maybe I’m repeating myself. I’m tired. Sorry. 😅)
That’s what I meant by “absolute” performance: A human being tolerates a system boot up time of 0.5-2 minutes, for example, so there’s an absolute/fixed duration that any task is allowed to take. Boot: 0.5-2 minutes. Opening Word: 1-10 seconds. Saving an image file: 1-10 seconds. Time until the next song starts to play when you click “next track”: 0-5 seconds. Stuff like that. As long as we don’t exceed those durations, people will be more or less happy.
Wasted potential? Ab-so-fucken-lutely.
(Maybe I’m repeating myself. I’m tired. Sorry. 😅)
(His twts have been synced to your yarnd by yarnd's gossip protocol.)
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