u/toiletclogger2671

Like many, I've been a grand prix 4000, then 5000, then 5000str guy for a long time because they've been the benchmark for as long as I can remember. Like many, I'm also getting tired (get it??) of the subpar durability, creeping prices, and I also think their equally subpar wet grip might be partly to blame for my latest set of broken bones.

I've switched to tufo thundero 48s on my gravel bike last year and have been blown away compared to pirelli cinturato gravels that I already liked. A+ on all fronts, but until recently tufo didn't seem too competitive on the road front, and didn't have a 32mm option (all I'm willing to run atp) until this year.

They've been BRR tested to be 2w slower than the STR, slightly better wet grip, significantly better puncture protection and crazy low weight.

I don't race or ride too aggressively anymore and BRR data isn't all so I was wondering if there was real world feedback on this tire. It's not cheap either, but given my excellent gravel experience I'd be curious to try their road tire

My g42 battery swole up a few weeks back, i had no backup at all. it wouldn't turn on longer than 15 seconds when not plugged in but could be powered on with a charger so i could gradually recover some data. i left home for a week and now it won't turn on at all anymore. internals are fine besides the battery but i still need to get my photos back. is there a way without soldering or taking it to a shop?

I am starting next month at a shop with mostly DMGs. They are a mix of fanuc, sinumerik and CELOS. I have experience with fanuc among others, but none with sinumerik of CELOS.

I can find a lot of resources to learn sinumerik online but pretty much nothing I could find with CELOS online.

Does anyone have resources or a quick start guide to not be a deadweight my first week? And yes, I might have to run them all at some point

J'ai 2-3 mois pour trouver une alternance et ca m'angoisse beaucoup. Ce n'est pas un secteur sursaturé mais j'ai jamais trop brillé aux entretiens d'embauche et autres contacts RH.

Par miracle l'école que je visais est très interessée par mon profil et j'ai donc 3 mois pour trouver une alternance. L'école fait aussi jouer ses contacts pour me placer en entreprise mais je compte sillonner le département la semaine prochaine avec des CV pour me rendre directement dans les entreprises

On (les vieux) repetent souvent que se déplacer physiquement donne bien plus de chances qu'un appel ou un email. Est-ce encore vrai ? Est-ce que je dois indiquer dans mon CV mon titre et diplome actual ou indiquer celui visé en indiquant dessus que je cherche une alternance pour ce poste ?

Est-ce qu'il y aurait des recruteurs ou RH pour donner des conseils pour cette recherche ? Merci