I can now read you again from here 😊

yo también uso Heliboard, es altamente configurable (si une lo quiere/necesita)

:(

cuando cerró «joindiaspora . com» hace tres años (otro nodo) tampoco se pudo migrar la cuenta, sólo exportar las publicaciones y ficheros.

No volví a usar esa plataforma.

@JoseBeenTV@mas.to commenting (MAX), nice 😊 (…and Hanna Walker?)

perfect blue sky, no wind apparently (now). Weird weather, isn’t it?

👋 51km to finish «secteur pavé sector 7» Lewis Askey on fire

I usually watch races at night (like nokere koerse today) so try to avoid reading 😬 . But it’s always nice to talk about races (women & men) and debate about procycling topics

so I encourage people talking here but use CW when talking specifics of race RESULTS 😄

Hi @Shimitar@feddit.it

thank you for you wiki page about Fittrackee

I’ve read you also in fittrackee’s github about Garmin 2 Feedtrackee bridge.

My fittrackee is in Debian VPS so not exactly the same as yours but I can follow dev’s instructions (and yours) untill I try to log in into garmin’s servers using my credentials

garmin2fittrackee setup garmin

I’m prompted to enter

Email: redacted@email
Password: 

and it fails :( displaying «Traceback (most recent call last)» message which I can not get any useful information from and it ends with AssertionError message.

My garmin credentials are in this Traceback message, and they look like correct (tested just in case)

So indication could be this part

 ╭─────────────────────────── locals ───────────────────────────╮                         │
│ │       self = <garminconnect.Garmin object at 0x7fb0f8d23b50> │                         │
│ │ tokenstore = None    

I presume it actually does not get that token value from garmin

So my question

have you encountered a similar problem in your setup? could this be related to python virtualenv?

Honestly, I’m just good at following recipes, it was even hard to me to be able to create that virtual environment and know how to execute garmin2fittrackee from within.

any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Mi experiencia fué muy positiva, no se perdían mensajes (cuando no hay servidor central a veces estos programas se lían), la interfaz es clara, e incluso las videollamadas funcionaban muy bien. Sólo lo usé para comunicación personal, pero para grupos paracía ir bien también.

Los servidores que hay que configurar (ya vienen puestos por defecto), son para poner en “contacto” a los clientes, no almacenan las conversaciones (supongo que tienen logs con las conexiones, no he profundizado en ello). He instalado un servidor propio y realizaba correctamente su cometido sin consumir recursos, por lo que puede que @disroot_es@scribe.disroot.org se plantee en algún momento su implementación (no consume recursos a penas).

No puedo opinar sobre la criptografía que usa, no tengo conocimientos para valorarla. Eso si, presupongo que es tal como lo dicen (E2E)

Dicho esto, para la familia seguimos con Jabber/XMPP en nuestro servidor.

Os invito a descargarla y probar!! :D

yes, Debian has a similar package, but my Debian pc is still on kde5. We have to wait untill devs implement this feature. Thank you!

thank you. Let’s wait then.

Hi! I’ve found you! 😄

I’ve found found Tempo in weblate but it seems Tempo’s translation is not active.

Maybe that repo in weblate is not ready yet but I will try to contribute translating it to my language.

Thank you!

weather sucks 😆 In a couple of hours I 'm going to a local small race (44th edition tho!!) and it’s raining a lot.

This week the most noticiable feat is that I managed to be consistent with my plank challenge, so I comfortably established over 2’. A couple of long (2h.) walks and two easy run sessions. Now race day!

Even on weeks like this I’m greatful I can run, enjoy running with others.

long dark weeks to come 😝

😅 yes, too easy to identify them. I would need to search the year though.

thank you

it’s recovery week for me. Yesterday run a Trail race (26km >1500m-vertical) so the following days some mobility and keep walking. From thursday I will try to resume running.

feature.

XD … usually underrated, but…

yeah, he deserved checkered flag too for fighting all race

XD you better serve yourself by 🍿📺 😅

My guess is not long/hard enough to impact aerobic or anaerobic systems (relative to your current fitness level)

Never useless though 😉

In my opinion, something is wrong with your Garmin Zones.

How is your garmin calculating Zones?

Garmin fitness devices assign heart rate zones based on your maximum and resting heart rates set in your user profile

so check that Max. and Rest HR are correctly set and change them if needed

My best guess is your Maximum HR is set wrong (too low). Look in your training logs what’s your max HR in some intense activities, and considering some unaccurancies you can make a good stimation of your Max HR. This applies IF you do some intense runs/exercise. You need to go hard for some minutes. At your age, unless some unlikely conditions, you should reach about 180 bpm.