Is it? I feel like they’re pretty well known on the Internet.

It’s dangerous to drink period, but yeah, cars are dangerous too.

I like both depending but M/KB are my favorite most of the time.

It’s not ideal, but I’m just glad the battery isn’t soldered in.

Shit, you’re right, H51w.

That said, yeah Zebralights in general are great. Same for Fenix!

What else did they think he was going to do with that chainsaw?

If you’re banking on extra batteries for quick swap-outs, the Sofirn might not be so viable: You have to unscrew 4 screws to pull the battery out. That said, I’ve run this thing for hours between charges so unless your trip is extra long, it would probably be OK. Alternately, you could get two and charge one while you run the other.

There are probably more ideal lights for what you want to do though TBH.

No problem, happy to help! Hmm, unfortunately, it looks like that one was discontinued. Shame, it was a great light! Looks like there’s a similar model (502) they’re making now: https://www.zebralight.com/H502pr-Photo-Red-AA-Flood-Headlamp_p_175.html

I also use a Sofirn BS01 that uses 21700 on my singletrack MTB that I converted into a commuter/touring bike and it works pretty well, though if you use a battery that big it’ll limit how light the light can actually be.

That said, I do like my BS01 pretty well and they’re pretty affordable: https://www.sofirnlight.com/products/sofirn-bs01-led-bike-light-teck

Briefly, slightly, yes. Practically speaking, it’s negligible though.

You might also want to ask over in !micromobility@lemmy.world too but my favorite headlamp is a Zebralight W51 - one button, can be powered by a single AA battery (I use Sanyo Eneloops for rechargeable but it’s nice to be able to source a battery from anywhere in a pinch), waterproof, lightweight, pocketable, and doubles as a regular flashlight. Good amount of coverage flood-wise but can project decently well, and at the lowest setting it lasts 40 hours.

Corporations just barrelling towards that cyberpunk dystopia the stories tried to warn us about.

“Sprawl was a warning, not a suggestion.”

-William Gibson probably idk

There’s the new G-line but I don’t think he was using one of these.

According to the article, there was definitely a good amount of carrying but they rode plenty too (why wouldn’t you if you brought a bike all that way).

No idea about that, it never interfered with my sleep but I also didn’t do it frequently. These days I don’t even remember my dreams the majority of the time and I’ve kind of lost interest in the whole thing, takes discipline to accomplish in the first place and I kinda lost interest TBH.

I have never heard of it being dangerous before, but if I had to speculate I’d say it probably depends on how you use it: You might be able to take command to end the nightmare but I’m not a doctor or psychiatrist but maybe in avoiding the nightmares altogether you’re denying yourself some sort of personal growth or insight?

The real answer is probably: More research needs to be done.

Build a ground projected laser spedometer. It’ll be heavy, bulky, and kind of effort intensive, but it’ll look neat!

IDK about that, but I’ve only done it a few times. Mostly I just used to to fly around my neighborhood like they’d do in old Kung Fu movies.

More going after corrupt judges please.

You can train yourself to remember dreams if you start writing down everything you remember.

You can also learn to recognize that you are in a dream and take control (look up lucid dreaming).