This is how a #brompton EZ clamp spring looks like after a decent few months of usage.
As you can see, it's quite compressed now and, as a result, not springy enough to hold the clamp up properly anymore.
That lifespan is not bad by any means (easy enough to re-print) but does that happen to y'all too or is it just me?
It's also just the handlebar one; the other is holding up fine.
I remember seeing a variant of this which had an actual metal spring inside; I might look into that.
Nach meiner Rechnung sind das:
30€/6Mo = 60€/12Mo = 5€/1Mo
16GB/12Mo = 1.33GB/1Mo
+1/3 Daten bei 2.5x der Kosten.
Wenn die 8GB verbraucht sind, gibts laut Seite übrigens SpeedOn Pässe für 3-5€/GB.
After a bit of confusion, I found out why my #Firefox was being laggy on some website despite me turning off Javascript.
Turns out I had set layers.acceleration.disabled while debugging V-Sync.
What this setting does is effectively disable hardware acceleration for a core component of page compositing; making everything laggy.
Mess with settings in a dedicated guinea profile people!
Hatte ich mir auch schon angeschaut, aber wie erwähnt ist mir das Preislich eine Größenordnung zu hoch; ich suche was in Richtung 1€/Monat.
Meine kostenlosen 125MB Datenvolumen im Familienvertrag sind wohl doch nicht kostenlos; ich brauche einen neuen Mobilfunkvertrag.
Schlappe 20€/GB/Mo, wtf?!
125MB ist wenig, aber für meine Zwecke fast ausreichend. 1GB wär denk ich mein sweet spot; ggf. 2GB. Telefonie mach ich seltenst, SMS brauch ich nur für 2FA codes.
Der beste, den ich bisher gefunden habe, ist Congstars "Prepaid wie ich will" bei 2€/GB/Mo.
Telekom Netz bevorzugt; zur not auch Vodafone. Kein Telefonica.
cc @de\_edv Hivemind
Printed in TPU as it needs to be flexible.
Printed myself an EZ clamp spring for my #brompton at @cccda yesterday; a must-have for any @brompton rider!
It's \so\ handy to have a local #hackspace with amazing people to help you out for this sort of stuff. Much love \<3
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