Yet Another Cycling Forum
General Category => The Knowledge => GPS => Topic started by: Bolt on 30 July, 2019, 08:24:08 pm
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I use an Amazfit Bip watch for logging and uploading my rides to Strava. A few weeks ago I did a ride where the resulting map on Strava appears to be colour coded to show heart rate. It hasn't happened since and am wondering if this was Strava or my watches doing and how I might make it repeatable?(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190730/45f25ecf1aa192ddea76a0a0f740f9cb.jpg)
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Did you have a rainbow emoji in the title? 🌈
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I did indeed and wondered if that may have been the cause. So do the colours on the track actually mean anything?
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I did indeed and wondered if that may have been the cause. So do the colours on the track actually mean anything?
No - it just picks up certain phrases etc and uses that to decide on doing a colour coded track, eg "Pride" has the same effect
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ahh, so that's what happened, I was wondering why my heart rate was indicated as red on the flattest section of the ride ;D
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https://www.bikeradar.com/news/strava-pride-month/
Pointless pinkwashing?
It is reminiscent of the colour-coded output of eg. GPSVisualizer.
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Two of my best mates are gay and they liked the Strava pride feature. These small 'gimmicks' added up together amount to a wider movement of celebration of pride. I enjoyed making my rainbow rides a lot.
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Two of my best mates are gay and they liked the Strava pride feature. These small 'gimmicks' added up together amount to a wider movement of celebration of pride. I enjoyed making my rainbow rides a lot.
Damn, wish I'd known it was a feature.
I am dubious about big companies who play lip service to the QUILTBAG community, seeing it as a way to make a quick buck, or pinkwash their appalling records.
See firms that have a boat at pride, but then also invest in countries that execute gay people, or have fired, or passed over for promotion gay people.
As a dyke I do love to see rainbows and the like, but a company has to be fully behind it, and not just be paying lip service to the topic.
Twitter and facebook are particularly bad about this one...
J