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Mike Dodds
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> Technology is a wonderful thing, why not use it?
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Indeed it is, but even the cheapest computers are way over the top for what
I need. What I don't want is a gizmo attached to the handlebars, wires, or a
bulky radio transmitter attached to the fork.
I could put a green hat on and say I don't want to pollute the world with
discarded batteries, but I could get a solar powered computer. Thing is they
need even bigger gizmos on the handlebars and wires...
Of course I could pop a small notepad in the frame of the bike and mark a
tick for every day I commute. As I commute 12 miles it'll be just like the
old times, none of this new fangled decimal stuff ;-)
> Technology is a wonderful thing, why not use it?
>
Indeed it is, but even the cheapest computers are way over the top for what
I need. What I don't want is a gizmo attached to the handlebars, wires, or a
bulky radio transmitter attached to the fork.
I could put a green hat on and say I don't want to pollute the world with
discarded batteries, but I could get a solar powered computer. Thing is they
need even bigger gizmos on the handlebars and wires...
Of course I could pop a small notepad in the frame of the bike and mark a
tick for every day I commute. As I commute 12 miles it'll be just like the
old times, none of this new fangled decimal stuff ;-)