You can set it to update location every minute, hour, ten seconds etc. Then just check the app for last known location. I have excellent telecom coverage where I live, and it can ping for wifi networks as well as gps, so I have personally never lost signal as long as it’s charged.
The frequent charging might be the biggest downside for tracking a bike, for my pet I can just do it every night when they stay indoors and don’t need it.
Some cats are just like that, they have very strong boundaries and some don’t consider anything worth going outside their comfort zones. Others can be trained, if you figure out their favourite treat and the right time to train. But sitting in the same room and blinking at each other now and then is a also a good enough show of intimacy in their language.
My pet tracker can be set up to only send location when asked for it. It uses a SIM card (pre paid), plus you can call it to listen to the surroundings or have it blink or make noise through the app.
The app requires the phone numbers of the people who are allowed to query the tracker.
I don’t know what trackers are available in your country. I found several who had subscription-type deals to have the tracking actually work. I hate subscriptions, so will always choose to pay more upfront to control my usage and cost. It’s a lot more expensive than any sort of air tag.
With the one I have I can delete the app after setup and only text the number to get gps-coordinates when I wish, but the app works great for my needs.
It also triangulates with WiFi etc to give a more accurate reading. All such settings can be changed in the app.
Can’t speak for privacy aside from it can be set up to only send info when queried and only to preselected numbers. Kinda depends what you mean by privacy respecting.
It does need to charge (varies greatly depending on weather, queries, settings etc) often.
If you want a variety of fruits included fridge unfriendly ones:
Could you keep a bunch of fruit at work instead of bringing one each day?
Or keep a picture of fruit in the fridge with your lunch and trade it for the fruit when you pack your bag so you don’t forget it?
I put it in the fridge to keep from overripening. Rarely buy underripe bananas.
What questions do you avoid asking people in order to not risk getting to know them better?
Damn, you’re hot right now
“What takes three days and isn’t even worth the wait?”
“Getting AI to produce a halfway decent joke.”
When someone laughs at my jokes they instantly become more attractive.
It’s not the only thing needed to make someone hot - I don’t think I know of one thing that would do the trick regardless of anything else… but it’s a big leap towards it for anyone, because it combines them laughing and having fun (which is attractive) with making me feel appreciated and included and good about myself (which opens me up socially to feel attraction).
On the flip side, someone who doesn’t laugh at my jokes will become irrevocably unattractive regardless of anything else.
Explain please?
Huel (and sufficient water throughout the day, in addition to the water in the shake).
I can definitely tell when I haven’t had it for a few days.
Nipples. Used to be none,
then one,
then three.
Then three in one follicle (two fine one thick).
I don’t count them anymore, just yank em quick.