@Tesla Permit disabling auto lock based on location. ie allow the car to remain unlocked when at home, but auto lock when leaving the car elsewhere.
It’s a bit annoying having the car at home in the garage and still needing to have a phone on person to be able to open it.
@philgaimon @bahatiracing Agreed. Factor has a direct mount hanger which can be used to thread this wayward di2 cable through. Looks like absolute slop at the moment.
Novak Djoković claims to have been tested positiv for Covid on the 16th of December.
However the timestamp for the digital version of his positiv test indicates the result may actually be from the 26th of December.
Our reporting @derspiegel in german https://t.co/NnvY0vc09G
Who thought bringing disgraced @davidwarner31 in to commentate #ausvnz#T20 was a good idea @FOXSportsAUS@cricketcomau@ACA_Players ? If he’s served his time and can play cricket again fine, but spare us from his dribble commentary. He’s not a role model, and he has no insight.
I’m no epidemiologist and no public health expert. I do believe passionately in science and also in #Factfulness. This man is the global authority on the spread of disease. If you are a leader (in any capacity) watch this. If you are not, watch it too.
Asked Seb Coe about the US Anti-Doping report showing Nike CEO was aware of experiments Salazar conducted.
Coe said he read the executive summary and claimed not to know about the mentions of Nike's boss in the report last week.
Here's background
https://t.co/9NRS9D8DRD
The man who thought it was ok to be paid $100,000 a year by Nike as a “global ambassador” whilst he was president of the IAAF, the man who calls Salazar “a friend of 35 years”, the man who’s been on Nike’s pay for 40 years, didn’t know the Nike CEO was involved. How convenient.
@Pflax1 Why would I give up one of my training mornings to escort someone around the streets? I set my alarm at 5am to train, not fuck spiders. My suggestion: tweet less, train more. Come back in 6 months and let’s see how you go.
@UCI_media@cyclingtips What’s worse for the image of cycling: Suspending a GT winner, or allowing a GT winner with an AAF to compete for so long without resolution. Is anyone actually interested in watching a race where the result may change due to a known possible suspension?