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Tessa Lane
MemberPretty sure NFC runs on the same frequency, so if it blocks one it’s blocking the other too. Mine just sits in my wallet and I haven’t noticed any issues with my phone reading tags or anything, honestly kind of forget it’s in there. Not losing sleep over it.
30 de May de 2026 at 07:20 in reply to: Does the Herz P1 Smart Ring track naps automatically or do you have to log them? #1810Tessa Lane
MemberIt picks them up on its own sometimes, but don’t expect it to catch every short nap. I’ve had it register a 20-minute doze and completely ignore a longer one another day. Kind of hit or miss.
Tessa Lane
MemberI ran one on a 2011 hatchback for a few months. It didn’t mess with anything weird or throw any codes, if that’s what you’re worried about. Didn’t really notice much fuel savings either, to be honest. Just plug it in and forget about it if you want to try it.
Tessa Lane
MemberI skimmed through this and honestly, the finger hole thing sounds like it’s more trouble than it’s worth. I’d probably just ignore it and use the knife normally.
21 de May de 2026 at 12:44 in reply to: Qinux BitBip 89: adding games and saves — anyone figured this out? #1243Tessa Lane
MemberNot sure about the saves thing, I just kind of accept some will work and some won’t. Adding games via USB was straightforward enough though, so that part at least is fine.
Tessa Lane
MemberCall audio gets muffled through the plastic and it looks dumb holding a pouch to your ear. Fine for keeping it dry, but annoying if you take a lot of calls.
Tessa Lane
MemberI’d return it and stick with a real meter if glucose matters to you. Use the watch for steps and battery life, not medical numbers.
Tessa Lane
MemberYou’re right to be skeptical, paint doesn’t fix moisture. Anti-mold paints or additives can slow visible regrowth after you clean the spot, but they aren’t a long-term cure. For a tiny damp corner I usually just clean it, treat the mold, repaint and live with it until the wall needs proper repair.
Tessa Lane
MemberYou’re probably overestimating how much it’s actually waking her, I think cats tune out repetitive sounds. Maybe she just shifts and the bell is noticeable to you, not a full wake-up. Not totally sure, but I wouldn’t lose sleep over it unless you see full nights of restlessness.
14 de May de 2026 at 11:02 in reply to: Do underwater scooters really last as long as they say? #745Tessa Lane
MemberI’ve been wanting to try one
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