Jim Gregory

I likes bikes, computers, and all things human-powered

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

@syntaxfm I have it on my web site https://t.co/SWq20Hhm7m

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

@syntaxfm, you asked in episode 519 for recommendations how to make web sites more sustainable. I use a pedal-powered computer. I generate enough surplus electricity while I work to power my web server and networking equipment with 100% human power too.

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 26.2 hrs last week to make 1422 Wh of electricity, for 39,800 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 789,148 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 25.3 hrs last week to make 1303 Wh of electricity, for 38,117 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 787,465 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 27.2 hrs last week to make 1373 Wh of electricity, for 36,608 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 785,956 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 25.4 hrs last week to make 1329 Wh of electricity, for 35,029 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 784,377 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 24.6 hrs last week to make 1343 Wh of electricity, for 33,438 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 782,786 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 24.8 hrs last week to make 1310 Wh of electricity, for 31,888 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 781,235 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 25.6 hrs last week to make 1334 Wh of electricity, for 30,365 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 779,713 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 26.2 hrs last week to make 1356 Wh of electricity, for 28,779 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 778,126 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 24.5 hrs last week to make 1358 Wh of electricity, for 27,187 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 776,535 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 22.3 hrs last week to make 1363 Wh of electricity, for 25,604 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 774,952 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 25.2 hrs last week to make 1394 Wh of electricity, for 24,016 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 773,364 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

@ironsysadmin I'm not a full-time sysadmin, just a hobbyist who self-hosts a small server. I keep healthy working at home using a pedal-powered generator while I work. It powers my computer, monitor, web server, printer, and modem/router. Thanks for all your podcasts. I've learned a lot.

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 27.7 hrs last week to make 1376 Wh of electricity, for 22,395 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 771,742 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 26.5 hrs last week to make 1304 Wh of electricity, for 20,751 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 770,098 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 29.3 hrs last week to make 1414 Wh of electricity, for 19,219 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 768,567 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 27.9 hrs last week to make 1346 Wh of electricity, for 17,574 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 766,921 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 26.2 hrs last week to make 1316 Wh of electricity, for 16,005 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 765,353 Wh since Jan 2010

[Jim Gregory @PedalPC]

pedaled 25.0 hrs last week to make 1272 Wh of electricity, for 14,472 Wh of pedal-powered electricity YTD, 763,820 Wh since Jan 2010