My Bryton Rider 15 does it, but if you have a certain model you want to buy, try to search for “model name mass storage” or something like this.

It’s actually not that bad depending on what you are trying to achieve. Many bike computers will show up as mass storage if you plug it them into your computer and you will be able to get the GPX files out of there without using some app or server or proprietary service. GPX files are just textfiles with a timestamp and a GPS coordinate. So they are a three as free as it gets. I’m using Geo Activity Playground on my computer to analyze my activities. That software shows me the tracks and overall statistics, heat maps and so on. Everything I was using Strava for. It’s great. If you want to get more into training, you might want to try Golden Cheetah.

First of all, many of us used Google Reader and Google shutting that down totally destroyed my trust in Google and other companies. My reader is critical infrastructure for me and I do not want some random company to screw me again. I think that many others experienced losing a valuable tool and that is why there are so many selfhosted RSS readers out there.

If we are taking the 2004 NATO expansion as a cutoff and the fall of the Soviet union in 1991 as baseline, Russia attacked Georgia and Moldova in the 1990s. Followed by Georgia again in 2008 & Ukraine in 2014 and 2022.

It’s the right of every country to join military alliances as they want. And some promise back in the early 90s is totally nothing binding that is valid when one country is actively attacking its neighbors. Every neighbor state will then try to get into an alliance against such aggression.