That seems more likely but we won’t know for sure until they tell us.

[audible but clearly sarcastic gasp]

I would not take a laptop backpacking, but if I had to, I suppose I’d probably try to use something small and ARM based to get better battery life (but, more likely, I’d just use a phone instead which is smaller and waterproof).

It kinda depends on what exactly you need to do though. Can you provide us with more details? What do you need the laptop to do?

What kind of backpacking are we talking here? Going into the wild for weeks or months at a time? Going on a little vacation through cities in Europe?

All of the good chefs were busy being honored?

“Shocking,” said no one.

Guess my next car will be a Subaru or Toyota then.

RIP in peace Honda.

Come now, surely we can trust the corporation whose inventions include such achievements as…

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-Smashing a sitting president of the United States’ head into the ground

Oh… Wait, I’m sure there’s something positive here!

-Throwing the CEO of Segway off a cliff, killing him instantly (no, really, this actually happened; that’s how he died).

Ok, maybe we should not trust Segway.

No and the last time I trusted some alphabet soup company to make a safe bike, I got my arm broken (thanks ENGWE!). Then eventually paid for my helmet after half a year of fighting them, and my medical bills were none of their concern.

I really doubt he’s going to do that…

Cool, did he do one for Skunklock Chemical?

Yes, absolutely.

Will it?

Fuck no.

Park Tools are their shit, especially their YouTube channel.

Skunklock Chemical or maybe one of the cut resistant ones from ABUS or Hiplock would probably be better choices. I heard the higher end ones can take 5+ cutting wheels to get through.

They don’t bother picking locks, they just cut them or force them open with a jack almost invariably.

It’s Brompton: They’d better have good customer service for what they’re charging.

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That’s about the same population as California actually.

Is this just to make them feel better? If that were a real FPV drone they’d be dead.

Bike computers pre-date smart devices, but if I get in a crash I’d rather have my phone in my pocket than attached to my bike and possibly destroyed.

A bike computer is also smaller, lighter, uses way less power, is cheaper, and you don’t really have to manage it like you do a phone (i.e. take your phone out, start up the app, mount it, make sure you don’t run out of battery or you can’t navigate or communicate).

I’d guess because it does not produce enough power to justify the cost of creating the condenser/turbine, otherwise, they probably would have.