rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
Choomy's the local legend. I'll tell her you're salty about that.The postie track.
Check the top 10
Used to be all Adelaide local roadies till the TDU went down it.
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go on, flag that ride, you know it makes sense
rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
I think I will. I've flagged some blatant cheats in the past with no effect.go on, flag that ride, you know it makes sense
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Choomy was probably riding down the actual postie track.
rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
She sure was.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Flag them twice, the first time they can block it.I think I will. I've flagged some blatant cheats in the past with no effect.
rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
Looks like it's already been done. Top 10 is all protour riders, and young Fat e McBaggins is back down, 7 minutes off the pace.
For reference, Ritchie is at 2.05. Fat e was at 1.31, now over 9 minutes.
ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
This one's a bit of a worry. Might have to start rides further away from home. Maybe not an issue if every ride starts in a carpark next to your trails, but I like to do a bit of riding starting from home on the gravel frankenbike or the roadie, and some others here would as well.
www.cyclingweekly.com
Hackers can find your home on Strava even if you use privacy settings, researchers find
Belgian study shows "protected zones" can still be accessed by hackers 85% of the time
www.cyclingweekly.com
So even if you start your future rides a km from home unless you go back and alter all your past data you are fucked basically. I'd be boarding the windows and getting the guns out of the safe.....I can see those fuckers targeting all the bearded, coffee drinking, gravel riding, satchel carrying peeps...goddam wide ass curly bar mofo's aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrrrrrrggggggggggg.This one's a bit of a worry. Might have to start rides further away from home. Maybe not an issue if every ride starts in a carpark next to your trails, but I like to do a bit of riding starting from home on the gravel frankenbike or the roadie, and some others here would as well.
Hackers can find your home on Strava even if you use privacy settings, researchers find
Belgian study shows "protected zones" can still be accessed by hackers 85% of the time
Or..is it really a worry?
Fuck strava....there's a thought.
Stredda
Runs naked through virgin scrub
I wonder how many bike thieves would actually use Strava data to steal bikes. Most are pretty opportunistic and not that smart.This one's a bit of a worry. Might have to start rides further away from home. Maybe not an issue if every ride starts in a carpark next to your trails, but I like to do a bit of riding starting from home on the gravel frankenbike or the roadie, and some others here would as well.
Hackers can find your home on Strava even if you use privacy settings, researchers find
Belgian study shows "protected zones" can still be accessed by hackers 85% of the time
jrewing
Eats Squid
True. But fuck Strava anyway
ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
Maybe, but people who post rides on strava often have shiny things in addition to expensive bikes.
Stredda
Runs naked through virgin scrub
Yes, you are probably right there.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Strava losing appeal ? Cashflow not as expected ? Is this a suicide move ?
Looks like a good idea for 4 friends to get together as it just needs to be family or friends... but not current subscribers
Sounds to me like a kick in the teeth for full subscribers and a rush to cancel $99.99 subs for an easily paid 57% cheaper $42.50.
One rotorburner pays $169.99, 3 others send him $42.50 and 4 get a whole year of Premium.
I've been a member for 11yrs, 6 as premium and 5 free now. Originally cancelled as I was not using the features and my son wanted premium, so I swapped my sub for his as the price took a massive jump. If they had left it at $59 I would probably still be a sub member. Now only $42.50... strange.
Looks like a good idea for 4 friends to get together as it just needs to be family or friends... but not current subscribers
Sounds to me like a kick in the teeth for full subscribers and a rush to cancel $99.99 subs for an easily paid 57% cheaper $42.50.
One rotorburner pays $169.99, 3 others send him $42.50 and 4 get a whole year of Premium.
I've been a member for 11yrs, 6 as premium and 5 free now. Originally cancelled as I was not using the features and my son wanted premium, so I swapped my sub for his as the price took a massive jump. If they had left it at $59 I would probably still be a sub member. Now only $42.50... strange.
Jpez
Down on the left!
Most people I know are dropping it altogether or making rides private.
Me. I thrive on internet points. When I don’t get at least 10 kudos’s I quickly scroll through my friends rides and ‘kudos’ them all except for ‘virtual’ can’t bring myself to kudos them and therefore obliging them to like my rides, dog walks or even hanging out the washing. Ah sweet sweet internet validation.
go on fuckers. ‘Like’ this post!! I’m feeling a bit down today.
Me. I thrive on internet points. When I don’t get at least 10 kudos’s I quickly scroll through my friends rides and ‘kudos’ them all except for ‘virtual’ can’t bring myself to kudos them and therefore obliging them to like my rides, dog walks or even hanging out the washing. Ah sweet sweet internet validation.
go on fuckers. ‘Like’ this post!! I’m feeling a bit down today.
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
1 Like = 1 PrayerMost people I know are dropping it altogether or making rides private.
Me. I thrive on internet points. When I don’t get at least 10 kudos’s I quickly scroll through my friends rides and ‘kudos’ them all except for ‘virtual’ can’t bring myself to kudos them and therefore obliging them to like my rides, dog walks or even hanging out the washing. Ah sweet sweet internet validation.
go on fuckers. ‘Like’ this post!! I’m feeling a bit down today.
ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
What is the current like to thought exchange rate?
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
1 Like = 1 second of ADHD validating emotions
Stredda
Runs naked through virgin scrub
I've used Strava for 10 years now and had the free version the whole time. I wouldn't mind some of the subscription functions but not enough to pay $100 per year. I like seeing what rides people I follow do, seeing if I can improve on a personal segment attempt and it's handy for finding routes that others have done in the past for new places to ride.Strava losing appeal ? Cashflow not as expected ? Is this a suicide move ?
Looks like a good idea for 4 friends to get together as it just needs to be family or friends... but not current subscribers
Sounds to me like a kick in the teeth for full subscribers and a rush to cancel $99.99 subs for an easily paid 57% cheaper $42.50.
One rotorburner pays $169.99, 3 others send him $42.50 and 4 get a whole year of Premium.
I've been a member for 11yrs, 6 as premium and 5 free now. Originally cancelled as I was not using the features and my son wanted premium, so I swapped my sub for his as the price took a massive jump. If they had left it at $59 I would probably still be a sub member. Now only $42.50... strange.
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