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Has anyone here ever used RunGo before? (besthealthmag.ca)
submitted by KillerLag
KillerLag [OP] 3 points 6y ago
The app is suppose to give turn by turn instructions, and the article says people with vision loss have been using it. But I had never heard of it before.
snow671 2 points 6y ago
I'm going to try it out right now. If I'm not back in a few hours, I was eaten by wild turkeys. Avenge me.
awesomesaucesaywhat 3 points 6y ago
Would you like your vengeance against the turkeys or the app makers? App makers might be more stationary.
snow671 2 points 6y ago
The turkeys. Don't worry, they come to you.
fastfinge 3 points 6y ago
More importantly, are these actually 100 turkey-sized horses, or 1 horse-sized turkey? OK, that was a stretch. But I wasn't gonna meat my ancient meme quota for the week!
snow671 1 points 6y ago
They find strength in numbers! $1
awesomesaucesaywhat 2 points 6y ago
That's good, since a group of blind-resistors hunting wild turkeys sounds like it could be a bad YouTube video.
Edit: redditors, not resistors.
Edit: redditors, not resistors.
KillerLag [OP] 2 points 6y ago
I'd be more worried about pot holes and traffic!
snow671 1 points 6y ago
I went for a super long walk (not a run because I'm a pathetic weakling.) The UI is easy to navigate and I like the options available such as voice over music. I want to give it another shot and plan my route a little better, such as placing pins on slight turns and making note of forks.
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