天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

A fun (but not pleasant) observation during my daily (once per two days) workout.

Today I was planning for a ~30 km cycling. Just at the start (less than 2 km I think), a random guy kept overtaking me with her fancy road bike (I'm riding an MTB). So the competitive side of me conducted a race (lasted for 3 km before we were stopped by the traffic light).

In the end, I overtook her with my bravery and experienced maneuver (when you have to compete with cars to avoid other cars that occupy the bike lane). But just waiting in front of the traffic light, I suddenly felt my legs start to lose their strength, my sight became fuzzy and the surroundings sounded like I was pulling out of my body. But the competitive side of me doesn't like losing, so I decided to turn to an alley and call it a tie, LOL.

The point is, I don't feel anything wrong when I am cycling, but once I stop, maybe 1 minute or so, the symptoms start.

(Disclaimer: I'm not an expert in bio-related fields, so there is my educated guess, not fact or reference.)

In the beginning, I thought it was blood sugar, maybe it was too low. I experienced similar things in high school when I finished my 1km running test and had to cycle back home in the middle of June around 3 pm. But that time I started feeling bad before I stopped. Then I got extreme hives and thankfully it did not last long.

But this time I started to feel bad after I was stopped. Someone suggests it's blood pressure. The hypothesis is that I'm doing aggressive ridding thus my body enlarges the vessels to deliver more blood to my legs, but then I suddenly stopped in front of the traffic light, the vessels didn't have time to response, so the blood pressure became too low.

So... I'm asking out of curiosity, did someone encounter similar things before? What is the cause of that? And more importantly, how to avoid that?

一点台风Meme

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Sh*t, it's 0200 in the midnight again. Why can't I sleep before 0000?

I hate Samsung's OneUI. After a software update, it somehow reset the font of the clock on the lock screen, a bold font that I don't like.

To change that back to the slim font, it requires me to download two apps, not mentioning figure out how to use them.

Well, it is great customizability (assuming this word actually exists, I mean the ability to make customization), but I just want to swap the font, not design my own clock face from the ground.

I still don't know why it reset the font during the software update. But at least I'm getting updates. Based on my past experiences with Chinese vendors, good luck when you are trying to get updates when the vendors are trying to persuade you to purchase their latest phone. Several years of updates should be included as part of the phone purchase. But XiaoMi makes it a premium feature for their new flagship phones. That's why I gave up on them.

I highly doubt "Vampire Survivors" is a horror game. Got unlocked the Yellow Sign, it scared the shit out of me. Thankfully I'm playing this game in the afternoon instead of usually midnight.