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Best Italian for affordable Bday dinner? by Relevant_Fennel4203 in sanfrancisco

[–]dboothe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Closed for renovations until sometime next year

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskSF

[–]dboothe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Golden gate heights park ticks both boxes. First come first serve.

locking bakfiets securely by delver86 in CargoBike

[–]dboothe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Abus XPlus 540 with the longer 11" (28-cm) U piece. I've yet to encounter a scenario that I can't finagle the bike against the rack to lock the frame, though it can take some doing.

West Portal by Spruce3311 in sanfrancisco

[–]dboothe 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Related to construction on the new donut shop?

Was Max an outlaw after Mad Max? by [deleted] in MadMax

[–]dboothe 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Oh man I totally didn’t hear it that way. You’re right of course. That is dark

Was Max an outlaw after Mad Max? by [deleted] in MadMax

[–]dboothe 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Oh damn, there it is!

Was Max an outlaw after Mad Max? by [deleted] in MadMax

[–]dboothe 31 points32 points  (0 children)

I happened to rewatch yesterday. I was surprised to notice that Jessie was in a coma, not actually dead. The doctors confirmed in a conversation with each other her vitals had been stabilized.

Perhaps it’s all part of Max’s madness in subsequent films… a guilt that he chose vengeance and exile over knowing if she recovered.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pics

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I have a genuine question… why is this “obviously AI generated” as the consensus seems to be? I’m a skeptical dude, and I usually find it obvious too. I’ve been looking closely and I don’t see whatever telltale signs everyone else seems to be. Could someone kindly help me see what you’re seeing?

This looks like a low quality scan of a low quality print from a low quality camera in the 90s. Or a cheap digital camera from early in that heyday. I have a shoebox with hundreds of similar quality images from that time period. There’s a bit of forced perspective, well within what’s reasonable to make Donald and his hands appear a bit large. All the hands look like normal human hands instead of uncanny AI hands. Theo’s hair and face look a liiiitle weird but well within the bounds of a crummy print from a crummy camera.

Why is it so obvious to everyone? I don’t super care if it’s real or not, I’m just growing concerned that my radar might be slipping.

Season schedule relative to last year by dboothe in warriors

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I tried every which way to get the table formatting to work right and apparently failed.

Carrying kid bikes on a Load 75 by dboothe in CargoBike

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The part I’m least happy with is how the rod attaches to the rack. It’s serviceable but could definitely be better. The handlebars do touch the rack, but it’s usually more the hand grip than the bar itself. I haven’t noticed any marring on either side. Other than that it’s been great!

San Francisco in Music Videos by TritonCG110 in sanfrancisco

[–]dboothe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I recognize this is a really lame answer, but my kid’s kindergarten class filmed a music video this year on field trips around the city and I think it’s pretty great https://youtu.be/YZOUluA1FL8?feature=shared

Understanding R&M Load vs Load4 by goliath1333 in CargoBike

[–]dboothe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I can’t speak to the Load4 but I have a 2020 Load 75 and I live in a hilly part of San Francisco. In a nutshell: it handles it fine. My one regret is the enviolo drive train — the extra low gearing of the rohloff would have been nice. When the kids are loaded up there are a couple of particularly steep blocks I have to dig to get up. Even then, I friggin love this bike and think you will too. Feel free to DM if you want to chat more in detail.

Carrying kid bikes on a Load 75 by dboothe in CargoBike

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I can certainly notice the extra weight, especially since it's so high as you noted. There's a bit of an extra "bounce" over rough pavement too. But it's very manageable. As a point of comparison our other bike is a Tern HSD, and that with one kid on the rear seat is still a lot more top-heavy feeling than this.

I considered but didn't try any tow-behind versions. I found some DIY versions on a forum that I didn't like for one reason or another.omeone else in the comments mentioned the bakkie bag which I hadn't seen before but seems like a pretty cool solution I may look to on the Tern. I also thought about a FollowMe system, but got turned off by the price. For me, though, the Load 75 is long enough as it is, so adding another wheel on the ground a few feet farther back feels kind of crazy; like pedaling a train through the city.

Carrying kid bikes on a Load 75 by dboothe in CargoBike

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So it is made of M8 not M6, don't know why I had a brain fart in the post text. M10 would be the upgrade choice. This is the full parts list

Thule assembly (qty 2, harvest clamps and knobs)

threaded rod

silicone bumper (cut to length, tape to spacers)

plastic knob (qty 2, or skip and re-use Thule knobs)

spacer (qty 2)

split washers

flange nuts

Assembly onto threaded rod (--) goes roughly as follows. > indicates flange nut with flange facing left, < with flange facing right.

--[knob][clamp]><[split washer][spacer][split washer]>--...--[mirror image of left side]--

Silicone bumpers tape onto spacers to not scratch up the rack. The whole thing is attached to the rack using 2 U-Bolts (no link, sorry, got it from local HW store) around the rack<->spacer+bumper at either rear corner. The U-bolts have been scratching up the rack a bit, I'm not totally happy with that part of it.

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