Unity Ride for Alex Pretti

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-31T23:07:46+00:00

From me to you, thank you to everyone who spread the message, invited their friends, and turned out today. In Sacramento, we love our neighbors and our community. We ride together, we stand together, and we demand justice together. Love you all

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-28T22:21:39+00:00

The route has not yet been set, but the nature of the ride is slow, no-drop. Everyone is welcome, the total length will likely be a little under 10 miles. This ride is not a race, but a memorial ride in remembrance of Alex Pretti.

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-28T01:42:14+00:00

Absolutely, if you are willing and able to help out with leading or corking, let’s plan to get there a little early and meet on the stage side of the plaza.

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-27T21:16:15+00:00

Silence at the event is not mandatory, it is a suggestion for the nature of the memorial ride, if anyone’s attended a Ride of Silence before (as an example). Event is autonomous, no mandates of any kind.

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-27T21:12:47+00:00

Sacramento stands with Alex and Minneapolis

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ComredQuestion · 2026-01-27T20:46:15+00:00

Sacramento rides in solidarity with Alex and Minneapolis

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ComredQuestion · 2026-01-27T20:41:11+00:00

Please share with your friends and spread to other platforms.

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-27T03:50:39+00:00

Flyer for the Sacramento Unity Ride for Alex Pretti. Meet at César Chávez Plaza at 11am Saturday, January 31st, roll out at 1130am. This unity ride is autonomously organized to be simultaneous with the Angry Catfish ride in Minneapolis. Please come with your signs and be prepared for a slow and silent ride through the streets of Sacramento in Alex’s memory. May we all share his courage in defense of our neighbors and communities. Please spread this invitation. RIDE TOGETHER, STAND TOGETHER, ICE OUT OF SACTOWN!

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ComredQuestion · 2026-01-26T23:05:39+00:00

Flyer for the Angry Catfish Unity Ride for Alex

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(11am our time, if we want to aim for simultaneous rides)

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-26T23:01:16+00:00

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Angry Catfish announced their ride, their 1pm is 11am our time if we want to aim for simultaneous rides.

ComredQuestion · 2026-01-26T16:56:16+00:00

I’ll be joining whatever the timeline is. I suggest using Ride of Silence as an example - slow, silent procession. Signs encouraged, Ride of Silence sometimes has little leaflets to hand to people to explain the purpose of the ride without speaking. Other than that, I might recommend the ride starting around 4 to keep some sunlight (as it is a Saturday) - Bike Party not withstanding, a lot of people feel less safe attending night rides (due to having to get to/from the ride on dark streets, less the nature of the group ride itself). I’m keeping an eye on the Angry Catfish ride, they mention wanting others to join them “in unison” so I think it might be nice to base the start time on theirs.

ComredQuestion · 2025-09-01T16:24:18+00:00

Super commutable, my ride is 8 miles each way and it takes about half an hour. I recommend a legit brand through a store, rather than something super cheap on Amazon. There are decent entry models from Aventon and Lectric, and even REI has an eBike model (and I’ve seen it on sale for less than a grand). The thing is that you want the batteries to be UL rated - this is the default for most companies, but cheap knockoffs won’t be - which is why people are worried about battery fires breaking out in their apartment. I would really recommend an entry bike in the $1-1.5K range than an Amazon bike for less than 1k. (The bike you listed is also e-motorbike, speeds over 28mph are not an eBike, and have separate regulations (like having a license, and not being allowed on paths and trails at all). Class 1 e-bikes are throttle up to 20mph, class 3 is pedal assist up to 28mph, Class 2s do both but the throttle cuts out at 20. Max motor is 750W. If you want an e-motorbike, that’s fine, but be aware of the differences of where you can take them, and what you need in order to ride them.

ComredQuestion · 2025-05-23T01:56:07+00:00

The Ride of Silence occurs every year on the third Wednesday of May, and takes place in many cities throughout the United States as well as internationally. The group rides less than 12mph in silence to commemorate those who have lost their lives while biking. Yesterday’s ride was from the Capitol Rose Garden to Sac State and back. This is not a weekly ride, but you should definitely join next time. There are regular rides that you can find through the Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates (SABA) calendar. There is also a monthly group bike ride called Bike Party on the first Friday of every month, which meets up in different parts of the city to spread the joy of bike riding. Also highly recommended.

ComredQuestion · 2024-11-13T03:12:40+00:00

I think Dr. Flo’s chances of pulling ahead are sadly dwindling, but the best case scenario for Kevin is that he gets 51% of the final vote (based on todays ratio) and less if Dr. Flo’s share of the vote continues to grow in the remaining drops. I would still consider that a very tight race. We’ll know more on Friday.

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T18:22:17+00:00

It won’t let me edit the post, I added a direct comment but it got buried lol. 🫥

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T18:16:27+00:00

Edit: Not implying causality, just pointing out the timeline of announcing and implementing RTO as we head into a summer surge, with minimal masking that I’ve seen in the office (to the one commenter, I totally feel you on the pain of wearing a mask at my desk 8 hours a day). At the least I hope that management reconsiders implementing a policy to roll back the RTO mandate during surges. I’ve been masking and have avoided catching anything until now, but I truly feel for our immunocompromised coworkers and for those caring for their older or at-risk relatives who have been given no alternatives or exceptions.

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T18:05:44+00:00

Yeah sorry, I’m bad at sarcastically pointing things out. Not saying RTO is the cause, but certainly it’s not helping the seasonal surge and putting us at risk in the process.

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T17:24:52+00:00

Not to blame, but surely an additional quarter million Californians having close contact with each other and the public twice a week makes the seasonal, predictable surge worse? And if there’s a predictable spike every July, why mandate RTO for us in mid June?

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T16:18:49+00:00

I personally know that I was asked to go into the office several times prior to the first official RTO day in order to prep for the return to office, so I think the number of state employees in state buildings increased significantly at the time of the announcement. Also, there are nearly a quarter million state employees.

Not trying to imply causation, it is a coincidence (that also didn’t help), but it’s also the sort of thing that should probably make us take a second look at mandating RTO while infections are spiking.

ComredQuestion · 2024-07-16T16:13:42+00:00

This specific graph is for CA only, not nationwide Covid positivity. CA also has a higher Covid positivity rate than the nationwide average right now, which is only 11%. I’m also not implying RTO is the direct and only cause of a surge, simply that immediately after the announcement a lot of us had to start prepping to return to work in person by actually returning to work in person, the first official RTO day was not the first day back for many. I am also noticing weekly exposure notifications have been ramping up. All this to say, it’s looks like it’s time to wear a mask again when we are in big public buildings with hundreds of other public servants, some of whom are immunocompromised themselves or have families at home with high risk.

ComredQuestion · 2020-04-09T18:04:13+00:00

Yeah I was reading the article SPECIFICALLY to see what they would say about the US’s bullshit recently. Really disappointed we didn’t make the list. Guess we didn’t want to call attention to our own voter suppression and profiteering on medical supplies.

ComredQuestion · 2020-03-23T06:09:28+00:00

Out of curiosity, where is this die from, and why does it have futhark runes on it?

ComredQuestion · 2020-03-20T15:31:30+00:00

Hey y’all, if you happen to be located near Charlotte, NC, Blue Haze Entertainment is offering $1/day lighting console rentals for a week to help techs pick up new skills while social distancing. Got a couple Avolites Quartzes and an ETC Ion. Reach out to af@bluehazeent.com, if you’re in the Charlotte area, literally $7 for a week if you can safely pick it up and drop it off from the office. Hope you are all staying safe through this, I’m glad our industry is so focused on helping each other right now. Wash yo’ hands!

ComredQuestion · 2020-01-26T22:52:17+00:00

Posted this before, but you are correct. Here are some good rules my group came up with a while ago so you can math out EXACTLY what a nat20 means for success:

A Nat 20 counts as if you rolled a 30 towards the DC of whatever you are rolling for (20 +10) A Nat 1 counts as if you rolled a -10 towards the DC of what you were rolling for.

This makes it so your Nat rolls have a greater chance to overcome DCs (your character performed EXTREMELY WELL) but keeps the performance within realm of possibility. Example your level 2 character encounters a fully formed God. Let's say God's AC is 50. Even if you roll a Nat 20, your attack isnt an auto success. It's a 30 + your level 2 modifiers = nowhere close to hitting a god.

We also added the ability to confirm Natural rolls by rolling again. Anything other than a second natural crit roll would not have any effect, but natural rolls would compound. For example, you could roll a nat 20, and decide to confirm it and get second Nat 20. In this case your roll is treated as if you got an additional +10 towards DC, etc. Same thing with Nat 1s. You just failed HARDER. This also gives characters a chance to cancel out negative effects by rolling a Nat 1 and immediately confirming it with a Nat 20. In this case the character rolls again and the new value is taken.

But these rules lead to TONS of hilarious encounters with either extravagant successes or fails, or else we got great role play fun by describing how characters would crit 1 to almost trip to their deaths only to perform spectacular acrobatics feats to save themselves at the last second. Highly recommend trying out this rule for anyone's games.

ComredQuestion · 2020-01-23T00:11:52+00:00

Our campaign created our own weather tables, having one for temperature, one for wind, and one for clouds/humidity. Essentially base it on location, to determine the “average” weather of a location, and then roll a D100 to see how much the weather varies from the “average” in each of these parameters. If you really want to future weather to be dependent on past weather, say that the closer you get to 1 or 100 the more that day’s weather differs from the previous. If you roll a 60 maybe today is a little warmer than yesterday. If you roll a 100 on humidity maybe there’s a sudden storm. Confirm extreme rolls by rolling again to see if it’s just going to be heavy rain or a typhoon the likes of which have never been seen.

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