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It has been mentioned in the comments, but I'd like to highlight it in its own comments. The social pressure and bullying especially in middle and high school struck me as pretty high when I was there. So it is not only the food, but also the enforced perceived normal.

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  • [–] 9 points 1 month ago (10 children)

    Honest question: Why were there no algae in there before the renovation? I have tried to figure this out and can't find anything on it. If they really "just" painted everything blue, why would there be suddenly a growth of algae?

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  • [–] 10 points 6 months ago (1 child)

    I tried wanderer and it is just not good. At all. I wondered if I can contribute to it. But tbh... in this state, i had zero motivation to get active. And I wanted to find something to replace komoot.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

    How fast can they be recharged though? From what I have seen, they take hours.

    Yeah, only with 18W. Means over two hours to fully charge them. Do not wanna hang out that long anywhere.

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    On reddit, there is lively discussion about which power bank is the best ultralight option. With a cautious rant about remembering to just not using much power.

    I am looking however for something more specific. I will be fast packing. That means that I do not want to stay in towns for too long to charge my 5000mAh superlight power bank for several hours. I need something that charges FAST.

    I have the INUI 27 000 mAh power bank. This beast can charge with astonishing 100W. So with 50% charged, I can refill the whole thing in about 30 minutes. Amazing! Problem: It weighs 500g.

    So, what are the lightweight, quick recharging options? I do not care how fast the power bank charges itself. QC or PD are not that important to me. Only how fast I can recharge it.

    submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by to c/running@lemmy.world
     

    cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/17491118

    David Roche decided to run the Leadville 100 ultra on short notice with the goal to just finish, ghe explained in a subscriber only podcast the night before the race. He expected it to be at least 30 mins slower than his last year's course record. Instead, he beat it by 14 minutes.

    Quite an accomplishment and definitely a mental boost after his DNF as WSER this year.

    submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by to c/ultrarunning@lemmy.ml
     

    David Roche decided to run the Leadville 100 ultra on short notice with the goal to just finish, ghe explained in a subscriber only podcast the night before the race. He expected it to be at least 30 mins slower than his last year's course record. Instead, he beat it by 14 minutes.

    Quite an accomplishment and definitely a mental boost after his DNF as WSER this year.

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