Fingers crossed. Good luck!

It's a practice walk for a longer charity walk I'll be doing later this year.

No problem. That's pretty cool, but go is definitely still my favourite language for this sort of stuff!

Thank you! Big props to @foxon for the original library. Recently I ended up using JS for a project because the libraries are more full-featured, but I still prefer go, so thought it was time to do this!

Not sure if Strava give me that info via the API, but I will look into it! Edit: It does, and this has now been added as an additional stat where it differs from the total duration. Also, added an option

I added the map because I found it interesting personally, and often I don't have an image to go with a ride if I was just popping to the shop for example. There's already an option in the app to upload

Thank you! I did know about Strava2Hive, however for me, it was not a good fit as I like to keep my Strava account on the "Friends Only" Privacy setting, which does not work with Strava2Hive,

Recently came back after building a little app to publish my strava activity :)

I've submitted it for review today as I fixed the main issues I've found while using it. Fingers crossed I'll get the app approved but I've heard it takes 1 week + at the best of times!

I seem to be confusing everyone with this. Got @rishi556 too! Maybe I should just pick a random piece of countryside no-one knows, but I doubt that'd have the requisite amount of roads to choose from.

There's a list of about 5 cities where it can make maps at the moment. It's purely representative of the distance as getting elevation data isn't quite as easy, so no I’m not in Stockholm :)

No problem - Thanks to both of you then! 😁

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@bitcoinman Long overdue, but the domain is if you're still looking :) Really hope you found it by now!

Khal, the point is decentralising the points of failure. Many browsers is a lot better than only having to compromise one website (making it a massive target). PeakLock encrypts it when not in use. If

This is not in fact how “all of Hive works” - for example PeakLock stores all of your keys encrypted in local storage (the correct way, which does not store a cookie or send it to the server). Source:

The github repo is linked in the post above: In the docs folder you can see the code for the entire website containing the tool.

!sbi status

Indeed, I was very tempted to shove (UTC) next to the box and call it a day!

Good to hear from you again, it's been a while. Seems like I pop around once a year to drop something on Hive and then disappear for an entire year haha. Thanks for checking it out and dropping by!