works with bluesky

I did when I studied electronics and actually learned what ionizing radiation is and isn't. You lost creditability when you brought up a strawman fallacy instead of countering with evidence. Hell I would have even taken tenuous evidence 🤷 Take a hard look in the mirror bud cause you projecting 🤭

Lol why though 🤭

that's because the app store's version uses a different certificate signature. uninstall the play store version and use the zap store one regardless because vitor said something about play store potentially kicking the app from the store soon so might as well use a store they have recommended

Original post: https://mastodon.social/@radwebhosting/115165181871323338

EMF Exposure & Health Concerns Here’s where nuance is required. Non-Ionizing Radiation Basics Bluetooth and WiFi signals use non-ionizing radiofrequency (RF) radiation (unlike X-rays, gamma rays, etc.). Non-ionizing radiation is generally considered too weak to directly break chemical bonds in DNA. The consensus among major health agencies (WHO, FDA, FCC, ICNIRP) is that WiFi and Bluetooth devices operate at levels far below established safety thresholds. Studies You Cited Lai & Singh (1990s – DNA damage studies): They reported DNA strand breaks in rats after EMF exposure. This remains controversial; many later independent replications **did not reproduce their findings consistently.** PMID: 19517034 (2009) – This study explores RF-EMF and oxidative stress, suggesting possible biological effects. But it doesn’t conclude causation in humans. PMID: 30226071 (2018, review) – Discusses EMFs and neurological function. Again, some evidence of effects, but not definitive. Blood-brain-barrier studies (Salford et al., Lund University Sweden, early 2000s): They reported albumin leakage in rats’ brains. Later studies questioned the methodology and found conflicting results. Health Agencies' Consensus WHO (World Health Organization): No confirmed adverse health effects from low-level RF exposure (such as Bluetooth and WiFi). FDA & FCC: Devices on the market must comply with Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) limits, and Bluetooth/WiFi wearables are orders of magnitude below allowed exposure levels. ICNIRP (International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection): Sets limits that Bluetooth/WiFi devices are well under.

Good 💪🏻 https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8SReCcC/

Sandboxed? Like with island? Or work profiles?

I'm just happy technology allows for this. POV surfing is pretty cool and one of the few sports that is actually calming to watch, at least for me😅

#footstr 🤭

"Leaving the uncomfortable moment prevents growth"

Try floorp.app browser. Seems to handle webapps better and is Firefox based but better privacy

Wiggles like wiggles wiggles?

Fuck yeah 🤘🏼 Original post: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ow7qjxxjz7yppkgw4btv42zr/post/3ly5e7ou6v22u

This sounds really important to be aware of #bite #control #influence

I tink nsec.app does something like this already

🤘🏼 Original post: https://mastodon.social/@greenpeace/115151021868894851

🤘🏼 Original post: https://mastodon.social/@darkghosthunter/113879365450587304

How does it work? I thigh darker colors trapped heat? 🧐🤓

Just occurred to me that posts like these could have a "reminder" button that could spit out a quick iCal uri to add it to your preferred calendar 🤔 Creative juices activate!🤭

"Good morning back to me" 🤭