As the magical realm tears itself apart around him, Glossaryck considers his ultimate fate.
I think this is the shortest thing I've ever written. I've done "reflections with Glossaryck" before, for this very contest no less, so hopefully it doesn't retread too much old territory. But it seemed like the thing to do.
Enjoy.
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How do I delete or protect myself from this?
Do I just need to rename the folder TWRP or does it need to be more than that?
Can I just disallow access to storage and protect myself?
Race Information
- Name: Candy Cane Course 10K
- Date: December 21, 2019
- Distance: 10km
- Location: Louisville, KY
- Time: 55:16:31
Goals: Finish mostly.. ideally run a sub 70 min race!
Training
I started running about 3 months ago (for the 100th time in the past 5 years). I usually jog around for 2 weeks then stop. I ended up being a little more motivated this time and worked my way up from being able to run for 5 minutes without stopping, to 20 minutes, and then onward. Decided to sign up for my first 5K and ended up changing my mind for a 10K instead! I was running a 10 minute/mile on average with my best 10K time being 62 minutes during training- my fastest mile pace was 9:13/mile for a couple runs.
Pre-race
My parents were in town which made the whole morning a little more fun! I had half a banana and some oatmeal bites for energy- nothing big.
Race
I felt so light and ready to run from the get go! I had been training at about a 10 minute/mile on average- I crossed the 5K mark at 27:33 which pumped me up even more for the second half of the race! My Fitbit (charge 2) was actually quite off on my pace/distance so that was annoying. I was hoping to use it as a good pacing tool! Makes me wonder how accurate it was in training runs since I bested my training times by so much.
Results:
5K split 1: 27:33:98
5K split 2: 27:42:32
Pace: 8:55 (significantly faster than my training runs??)
Post-race
I am thrilled with the time for my first 10K (and race overall!). I want to look into getting a running watch with built in GPS tracking for some better accuracy. There is a Triple Crown series in my city (5K/10K/15K) in March/April that I plan on running- then finishing that off with the Chicago Spring Half Marathon in May! I have caught the running bug like crazy and am looking forward to where else that takes me!!!
For anyone else who has an index and a quest, the process was a little trial and error at first but it worked like a charm once I figured it out.
- Ensure you have the same game purchased on both Oculus store and Steam.
- Index user run Steam VR first and wait in home
- Second user with Quest gets set up with HMD on
- Index user from within steam VR go to desktop and start up oculus home
- Quest user plugs in the link cable and confirms link HMD prompt within headset
- Index user runs Onward on Oculus library
- Immediately run Onward on steam
- Profit
These steps ensure that you can smoothly set up the quest user from within your index HMD rather than trying to tell them what to do or to go back and forth yourself. It also ensures that your monitor is displaying the index/steam instance of Onward rather than the oculus one as this seems to kill performance if the other way around.
Gameplay was super smooth with a 2080ti and we were able to create a private game no issue.
Iβm now going to be trying more games with this set up as the main criteria seems to be that they can be dual purchased on both steam and oculus.
Contractors should work in the same way along with Arizona Sunshine.
If anyone else has tried this, let me know how it worked for you!
I used the amazon basics cable for the link on the Quest. Worked great.
