The backup/surround camera quality on my car is extremely poor, has anyone had success improving this? It's a much worse image than for example our even older Subaru, and pretty much unusable in the dark.

When I was a kid (early '90s) I was told by many people not to use too much front brake, lest I "go over the handlebars." Now, later in life, after some experience racing cars and motorcycles, I've gotten back into bikes. I'm generally comfortable with tires on the edge of slipping and not afraid of brakes now, and I've realized that most bicycle brakes cannot reliably lock up the front wheel in a straight line on asphalt or get the back wheel off of the ground without a lot of active body weight shifting. The only brakes I've tried that I really find acceptable for a fast e-bike are Haynes Dominion A4.

My question then is: with old-school cantilever brakes, did people ever actually comm

I'm currently visiting family and found an Anthem on riders share, so I thought I'd share my impressions with you guys.

#Build Quality Overall this bike looks and feels really nice. Most parts feel solid. The remote feels really cheap, and the battery cover likes to fall off. This bike is also pretty much brand new (200 mi) but the front brake is rubbing.

Size and Power

I thought this would be similar to a grom, but it's closer to a z500 in both size and power delivery (at least in sport mode.) With a full battery it will do ~82mph, so it's totally reasonable to take on a freeway for short periods.

Eco mode is really anemic. It feels more like a 50cc scooter. You feel like you're holdin

I'm having a lot of trouble finding jackets that fit me well. Most brands don't sell anything small enough for me, and the only one I have found (dainese) doesn't have enough space in the chest and shoulders. Any suggestions? I'd like to find a slim/vintage cafe vibe jacket, but would also consider sportier things.

I'm 5'7", 135 lbs, 40" chest, 28" waist

Today I caught myself punting on tech debt (kr2+se coke production is fucked, but let's just hack it with a requester chest until I unlock coal liquefaction so I can have steel share a train station with plastic...) and I realized I'm basically just doing software engineering without producing anything useful. I have to worry about:

• load balancing
• parallelism
• pipelining (often for intermediate stuff like copper wire)
• priority inversion (WHY DOES EVERYTHING MAKE STONE)
• lock granularity / deadlocks (rail signals, stations)
• hierarchical networks / abstraction (eg rockets -> trains -> belts)
• rewrite it in rust, uh I mean convert everything to rail
• terrible programming languages