It's quite likely that you'd be able to connect a Varia to your Garmin watch if it's a reasonably recent model. Then you could get radar alerts as vibrations on the watch.
LiGuangming1981
joined 1 year ago
Saw 600 in Shanghai a few years ago. It was horrific. Fortunately the Chinese government has made quite a bit of progress in improving air quality in the last decade so such terrible pollution isn't nearly as common today as it used to be.
Based on the decisions of the Premier and government of Alberta, it won't. 🙄
I live in China. I download movies and TV shows via torrents without a VPN with no issues whatsoever.
If you use Rufus you can remove that and all other hardware requirements and install 11 on much older computers than Microsoft intended.
Signed up. Was a big fan of Sync for Reddit, so I'd definitely use it here too.
Sweet. Sync was my go-to Reddit client, so it'll be great to have it available for Lemmy in the future.
I'm in Shanghai. I mostly get around by bike, but if I need to go somewhere far or the weather is bad or I'm going with the family, I take the Metro. I don't own a car and haven't driven in ages.
Currently running the Xiaomi.eu version of MIUI. Had SparkOS on it for a while a few months ago. Like them both for different reasons, and may go back to Spark at some point in the future.
My favourite too. Been using the 5 day forecast widget on my home screen for several years now.
Redmi K30 Pro. Love the pop up camera and the full screen display with no stupid notch or hole punch. Have no plans to replace it any time soon since I just replaced the battery and everything else is still good as new.
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Battery life on my Varia is pretty decent, plus it can be run with external power if you're on a really long ride and you need extra run time.