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That layby is pretty flat: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ULhgrEiQSXUNZZCD9?g_st=ic

Probably Hinault in 81?

No Arenberg in the women's race, so no chicanery required.

Or, for different speeds, PCS has your back https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/paris-roubaix/2024/result/info/time-table

Yes:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jul/17/olive-oil-industry-in-crisis-europe-heatwave-threatens-another-harvest-spain-prices

https://www.oliveoiltimes.com/production/olive-oil-production-in-europe-expected-to-reach-1-5m-tons-in-2023-24/124730

https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/ronde-van-vlaanderen/2024/result/info/time-table

https://twitter.com/VessOnSecurity/status/1135243595273986048 is still the best explanation.

GWR (and LNER) are much worse than they used to be. Cos no guards van and the hitachi "bike spaces" are a joke: you need to hang the bike, tyres >35c don't fit, deep section (>45mm rims) don't fit. If you have wide bars and someone else is there you won't fit even if you have a space booked. Etc, ad nauseam.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42130829

Looks like microco.sm (at least for me) is hijacked again? Nameserver appears to be:

- - - a:microco.sm

 1 sm.cctld.authdns.ripe.net 193.0.9.110 NON-AUTH 89 ms Received 2 Referrals , rcode=NO_ERROR  microco.sm. 86400 IN NS ns1.parkingcrew.net,microco.sm. 86400 IN NS ns2.parkingcrew.net,
 2 ns2.parkingcrew.net 76.223.21.9 AUTH 10 ms Received 1 Answers , rcode=NO_ERROR  microco.sm. 600 IN A 104.247.81.53,
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I've always enjoyed the food at the Kylesku hotel.

If you're willing to install fd (github.com/sharkdp/fd), and you don't care about the order of the output, then:

fd -t f -e csv -x sed 's/^/{/},/; 5q' {}

does the trick and is safe to spaces etc in file names.

If you want the full path name in the output it's trickier because that would have a / in it which will confuse sed.

Or, with awk, full filename:

fd -t f -e csv -x awk '{printf("%s,%s\n", FILENAME, $0); FNR == 5 {exit}' {}

then you could also just use find -type f -name '*.csv' -exec ... instead too.

Note the exit in the awk command which stops reading the file after 5 lines (so if you have a very long file it doesn't need to read all of it)

I used to do this, works well.

Cofidis

I feel this, been similarly working since november on ankle/foot stability. It's been sloooow, but (after neglecting ankles after various bouldering injuries and an old acl tear), control is starting to become subconcious rather than having to think about it.

FYI, if that's a CO monitor to the left of the fireplace, it should be higher (since CO is lighter than O2)

Seconded, this is my approach, works well. Reminder that for waxed chains, boiling water is an effective "degreaser"

Definitely lagging behind this year, but enjoyed the Lagrange interpolation solution today.

I get 6-8k out of a chain (outside, though I try not to ride when its pissing down, change when past .5 wear on a chain checker), and 17k out of the last cassette. With a reasonable cleaning schedule. Just changed chainrings at 25k (along with cassette/chain).

Never any problems with shifting. The new drivetrain is a little quieter since everything meshes a little tighter.

Remove any old saved passwords you might have for lfgss

edit: https://www.lfgss.com/comments/17048644/

Although conversely being out lbw pitching outside off was introduced to discourage negative batting tactics

I agree, I just mean that if you just write p_1, ..., p_t then almost surely it will
be interpreted "correctly"

Mathematicians are happy with ambiguity. If you write p = { p_0, p_1, ..., p_t }, everyone will assume that the index is contiguous (you can probably elide the p_1 even)

This is sadly the most accurate answer

That looks far too complicated, you can go gare de l'est - kaiserslautern - Neustadt an der Weinstrasse

Or via Karlsruhe or Mannheim (no need to go as far as Frankfurt and then come back on an RB)