wander1236
@wander1236@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Refreshing 2 days ago:
Tomorrow
- Comment on be more like dogs 3 days ago:
I should’ve said “not usually”
- Comment on be more like dogs 3 days ago:
Dogs actually can be racist, they’re just not in a position to do bad things with their prejudices.
- Comment on Too soon? 1 week ago:
Even without zooming in there’s the double speech bubble tails
- Comment on Risk your life with this one easy trick! 1 week ago:
Rub some dirt on it, you’ll be fine
- Comment on They lied to us 2 weeks ago:
Only if it’s real vanilla
- Comment on I diagnose you with dystopia 2 weeks ago:
Prime is still cheaper for me
- Comment on I diagnose you with dystopia 2 weeks ago:
If there’s anything good about this, it’s that insurance providers at least have plenty of margin to fall back on when lowering prices to compete.
- Comment on I diagnose you with dystopia 2 weeks ago:
My Prime membership pays for itself about 8 times over because the one medication I have is so cheap through Prime vs insurance.
But it’s a little worrying that the company famous for undercutting competitors to drive them out of the market is doing this with healthcare.
- Comment on Living in a forest without any technology also works, since you will have no internet access anyways. 2 weeks ago:
Just be careful it’s not a Lenovo Thinkpad from the suprfish generation.
- Comment on I am the thing that goes *thump* 'Fuck!' in the night 3 weeks ago:
I’m pretty sure the door just opens inward
- Comment on When your blinkers stop working, adapt and overcome! 3 weeks ago:
Try posting it a fourth time, maybe it’ll get more votes then
- Comment on Whom? 4 weeks ago:
0 * 1.31
- Comment on The Langoliers? 4 weeks ago:
Finally, some peace and quiet
- Comment on People who lurk on Lemmy Shitpost 4 weeks ago:
Okay bigface
- Comment on How my morning is going... 4 weeks ago:
They absolutely do send emails like this. They’ve got a monitoring service if you have a credit card with them to check for data breaches, and most credit cards and even banks I’ve seen do the same. I just got my monthly monitoring update email this morning from Discover, thankfully telling me they didn’t find anything.
- Comment on Oh the wonders of technology 4 weeks ago:
Weirdly, I’m pretty sure Qualcomm chips still include an FM tuner. Most manufacturers just decide not to enable it and hook up the antenna.
- Comment on Relatable 4 weeks ago:
For an entire second?
- Comment on Trans-mascs in a distopian future society 5 weeks ago:
It took a while for Trapp to get in the groove and find his theme. Ify’s really funny, I think he just needs some time.
- Comment on This gem got removed from 196 5 weeks ago:
I agree with TxzK
- Comment on I miss vegetables 5 weeks ago:
Does it come with those dressings?
- Comment on It's time you knew something 5 weeks ago:
Oh no
- Comment on It's time you knew something 5 weeks ago:
A lot of Nazis fled to Argentina and Venezuela after WWII.
- Comment on ¡Olé! 5 weeks ago:
You turned Italian
- Comment on So cool! 5 weeks ago:
I love moss
- Comment on The real personality test 1 month ago:
A lot of systems either just ignore that input or hang up on you now.
- Comment on I have unlimited cellular data on my phone but not if I use it as a hotspot. 1 month ago:
When T-Mobile moved to unlimited with the ONE plans, they gave You “unlimited” tethering at “3G speeds”, which turned out to be 0.5Mbit/s, an unusably slow speed in 2018.
The Magenta plans gave you 5GB-50GB of full-speed tethering before dropping you to “3G speeds”. The current Go5G plans are similar, with a limited amount of usable tethering data before you’re, for all practical uses, cut off.
Before the ONE plans, there technically was no hotspot usage limit, but since you had a limited amount of high-speed data, your hotspot was effectively limited to whatever your plan gave you.
All the US carriers limit hotspot usage, partly to prevent someone hooking up a computer to download 50TB of pirated movies while clogging up the bandwidth for everyone else on that tower, and (moreso) partly because they’re greedy.
- Comment on I have unlimited cellular data on my phone but not if I use it as a hotspot. 1 month ago:
There are a ton of methods carriers use to detect hotspot traffic, from the device itself handling the categorization, to TTL values attached to requests, to other very clever network sniffing strategies.
- Comment on My go-to formula 1 month ago:
I’m going…to use random ellipses…everywhere. What does it…mean? Idk…but too many people…do it.
- Comment on He just wants to plaaaay 1 month ago: