I found out that Garmin LiveTrack and PacePro don’t go well together. It seems to cause PacePro to loose its ahead/behind information, which is annoying during a race.
This is about the mode in which you have LiveTrack automatically started from your watch (Garmin Fenix). Activating LiveTrack via your phone after you’ve started seems to work better.
In Intervals.ICU, you can select different power zones for running and cycling. I was interested in finding the appropriate power zones for running.
The power zones for cycling are less suited for running — for example, for a Z2 HR run, a corresponding cycling power zone is likely to be biased upwards. Physiological differences between cycling and running play an important role.
The following two figures show the difference where the running power zones are shifted to the right. (FTP in these examples is 380.)
And in this chart you see a comparison of the running-specific power zones available by default in Intervals.ICU (for an example FTP of 380):
Of course, Intervals.ICU allows you to setup custom power zones if needed.
I was debugging DKIM issues recently. I wanted to take an EML file from Microsoft’s Outlook for the web (Office 365) and manually verify the DKIM signature.
While Microsoft conveniently offers this function in the web version (Download → Download as EML), it turns out that this data is not authentic. Microsoft serves you an EML that has been modified by them and will therefore not pass DKIM checks.
In this screenshot you see the original test email on the left, and the Microsoft modified version on the right.
After manually correcting these changes, the DKIM signature could be manually verified. However, this is not a scalable solution if you want to manually DKIM verify more complex emails, as it is undocumented how Microsoft modifies these emails.
A small tip for those using custom:expander-card in Home Assistant. The title-field doesn’t support formatting, it seems. But you can solve this using the title-card property.
Before:
After:
Code example:
type: custom:expander-card padding: 0 clear: true title-card-button-overlay: true title-card-clickable: true expanded: false title-card: type: markdown content: "**Example title**" cards: ...
I tried a number of different version of this drill, and all of them have chuck run-outs (wobbles) to differing degrees.
In practice, this will be unnoticeable, but I am sharing this information so you can make your own decision.
On Amazon I read other users noticing the same behavior:
(Production dates that I tried include: 2024-03, 2024-08, and 2024-09.)