NarrativeBear
@NarrativeBear@lemmy.world
- Comment on 6 days ago:
Pay to reject tracking, but by next week your payment history is dumped online because of some website vulnerability…
Pay to be tracked is more like it.
- Comment on Today at Tour of Britain 🫣 6 days ago:
If crossing a indycar race is shameful why would this be considered any less shameful or less dangerous?
Hell, this was probably more dangerous because a cyclist flying off their bike would be more exposed to broken bones and death then a driver in a indycar.
The pedestrian could have seriously killed one or more cyclists if they crossed a few seconds late.
- Comment on Can your ISP see a spike in your internet usage even if you are using a VPN? 1 week ago:
I agree using something like Cloudflare or Quad9 is better then not using it at all, and making sure to turn on DNS over HTTPS is massive benefit. But as shown in my previous linked video even with this turned on a ISP can see DNS queries.
DNS over HTTPS helps with security but not privacy from your ISP.
- Comment on Can your ISP see a spike in your internet usage even if you are using a VPN? 1 week ago:
DNS over HTTPS is for security and not privacy. Your ISP can still see what websites you visit.
- Comment on In November 2024, Missouri voters approved a ballot initiative to mandate paid sick leave across the state. A few weeks later, the state legislature overturned the measure 1 week ago:
Believe it or not, they vote themselves back in.
- Comment on Can I do something with this? 2 weeks ago:
As someone else said, you can more then likely use this as a Software-Defined Radio (SDR)
If you have a Home Assistant installation you can use a app like rtl_433 which would allow your smart home to receive local 433 MHz, 868 MHz, or 915 MHz signals from weather stations, temperature sensors, tire pressure monitors, and utility meters via an RTL-SDR USB dongle.
I have my rtl_433 picking up some neighborhood outdoor weather sensor in my area.
- Comment on You have to pay for those Mr.Flock 3 weeks ago:
“Where wearables cannot reach”, sounds like they are just not trying hard enough.
- Comment on You have to pay for those Mr.Flock 3 weeks ago:
Probably based on all the AI training data collected on sphincter captcha images.
- Comment on Frackin' Chat Gippity!! 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Frackin' Chat Gippity!! 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Just Think About It 3 weeks ago:
Never get out of your car, just drive right into your home and park in your bedroom.
Need to go to the bathroom at night? Belive it or not, you drive into the bathroom.
- Comment on Just Think About It 3 weeks ago:
Holy fuck…
- Comment on Just Think About It 3 weeks ago:
When cars go to the grocery store in the cars universe do they park and wait outside or do they “drive” into the grocery store?
If they do drive into the store, do things like parking lots exist, and what are they used for if they do?
- Comment on Rewatching the Raimi Spider-Man movies and realized MJ constantly cheats or emotional cheats in every single movie. 3 weeks ago:
That a great campaign slogan, like vote for Pedro
- Comment on Flock said they were only using the cameras for license plates. Cat is out of the bag now. 3 weeks ago:
How would a Flock camera ID them, its only supposed to be able to read a license plate, right?!
- Comment on congratulations 4 weeks ago:
Geeses on Meeses
- Comment on "I don't answer questions" 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on This Meme Is For Da Bois Heh Heh 4 weeks ago:
I too lost a leg
- Comment on Why do posts continuously end up "*Permanently Deleted*" here? 5 weeks ago:
Deleted by creator
- Comment on Fahrenheit is better 5 weeks ago:
We all know it takes more American dicks to measure a 2x4.
- Comment on Halo is a pretty cool guy and doesn't afraid of anything 1 month ago:
I doesn’t afraid of anything either
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Bingo, movie posters have absolutely get me down hill. They all look the same now.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Its true there is a fan in the base of all bladeless fans, but the fan is smaller then traditional fan designs and moves the same if not more air then traditional fans.
Air is pulled in through the base and forced through a thin slit. This fast stream of air creates an area of low pressure, drawing in and amplifying surrounding air.
Because air “sticks” to itself, when you get some air moving (by breathing out, for example), the initial bit of air that you move “drags” some air with it from beside and behind. This is what Dyson calls “air multiplier technology”.
Dyson uses this property of air to claim that they only have to move a fraction of air (with the fan in the base) of all the air that blows past you.
Here is a example of how this works, and how you can use one breath to fill a large bag.
- Comment on ADHD story telling 1 month ago:
Well well well how the turntables
- Comment on Eric Metaxas denounces air quality alert triggered by the Canadian wildfires 1 month ago:
This guys parents probably told him NO one to many times when he was a kid.
- Comment on Technically correct 1 month ago:
Nothing more
- Comment on methinks it's a pasta shirt 1 month ago:
It all just seems like body shaming to me. People just don’t know what to do when they see a stray nipple.
- Comment on methinks it's a pasta shirt 1 month ago:
- Comment on Why are the SMS limits orders of magnitude smaller than data limits bandwidth-wise? 1 month ago:
And Canadians still get gauged with the moat expensive mobile plans
- Comment on someone said we were bringing back corn 2 months ago:
You had me at corn
