@okwithmydecay Because even the article itself admits that drafting is just a situational crutch that can sliiiightly adjust the result. The title makes it sound like it's going to explain how to build your entire marathon strategy around drafting.
Or maybe it's just me, but it feels dishonest. 🤷
@Neblib@mastodo.neoliber.al @Zachariah@lemmy.world Happy to have helped!
Another option, in case you're already hosting a Matrix server, is Heisenbridge, which is an IRC bouncer acting as a Matrix appservice, so you see IRC channels as rooms in your Matrix client. I've been using it for a few years now, it's pretty decent.
@Neblib@mastodo.neoliber.al IRC and mobile does not go well together without some additional help, since IRC requires a persistent TCP connection to the server, and any interruption is quite invasive. It also drains battery a lot.
But with additional layer that keeps your IRC connection alive, it's doable. It's called "an IRC bouncer". I guess IRCNow is a good place to start exploring, since they apparently offer bouncer access for free.
@okwithmydecay Wouldn't it be funny if they started adding road lanes because of marathons, and not of because of cars? 🤣
@pmjv Love the angry sun. Nice touch. :)
@okwithmydecay Because even the article itself admits that drafting is just a situational crutch that can sliiiightly adjust the result. The title makes it sound like it's going to explain how to build your entire marathon strategy around drafting.
Or maybe it's just me, but it feels dishonest. 🤷
@okwithmydecay Holy misleading article title, Batman! 🤮
@okwithmydecay A textbook definition of "oopsie daisy". :/
@okwithmydecay ...and that's when the enshittification will *really* begin.
@Neblib@mastodo.neoliber.al @Zachariah@lemmy.world Happy to have helped!
Another option, in case you're already hosting a Matrix server, is Heisenbridge, which is an IRC bouncer acting as a Matrix appservice, so you see IRC channels as rooms in your Matrix client. I've been using it for a few years now, it's pretty decent.
@Neblib@mastodo.neoliber.al IRC and mobile does not go well together without some additional help, since IRC requires a persistent TCP connection to the server, and any interruption is quite invasive. It also drains battery a lot.
But with additional layer that keeps your IRC connection alive, it's doable. It's called "an IRC bouncer". I guess IRCNow is a good place to start exploring, since they apparently offer bouncer access for free.
https://wiki.ircnow.org/index.php?n=Bouncer.Bouncer
(Sorry if you know all this already. :) )