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How did he take the picture with both hands in the dryer? I have a theory... Is this what they call a 'dickpic'?

I just installed Fedora. The install process is as simple and straightforward as for Ubuntu.

The houdini jacket from Patagonia. Was looking for something light and packable.

Got a new windbreaker and during my 40 min test run yesterday I had a whole spectrum of weather conditions to assess its performance. Started with wind and sun, followed by light rain and wind and finished the last part in pouring rain and strong headwind. While not totally dry it kept me comfortably protected. Gonna use it on cold/windy days and as backup on longer runs.

You mean vegan Cross fit keto?

I run in merino at all temperatures. Sometimes that is above 30°C. For hot conditions I have shirts which are thin, have merino mesh parts and use a mix of wool and tencel. I don't feel like overheating in them but of course sweat more than on cooler days. Good thing ist they dry fast and even when soaking wet don't cool out as much as other fabric when you take a break or if it gets windy...

A bit late but still... I run with a smartwatch. I have the basic model of the Garmin instinct 2, which you can get for slightly over 200€ usually. Maybe on sale even cheaper. I am really happy with it. It's durable hast a decent battery life and I like the kinda old school look.

I use it mostly to stay within certain effort levels (heartrate zones) during training. Before getting it I tracked some runs with a chest strap and noted thet I tend to run in very high heartrate zones. The watch helped to control that and get a better feeling for what I am doing. With that knowledge my training became way more effective and fun.

And of course to track my mileage in general and during long 'free' runs.

Using merino running shirts.

I switched all my running shirts to merino and depending on the intensity of the runs and outside temperature (so in fact just depending on how much I sweat) I usually can use one shirt for 3-5 runs before I need washing it. Just hang them outside to dry and air over night. Saves a lot of water and detergent and they are so much more comfortable and functional than any synthetic fabric. I also have an old nike polyester shirt which starts to stink after 30 minutes of use...

It's not for everyone but simply running barefoot eliminates a lot of waste from worn out running shoes. And it's fun!