The Nerd Heard

08/31/2026

Bot nets...hahaha. What's thaaat?
*Stupid slow rap generic song plays*

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b/4...

Are you ok? & and end of ____t.

08/27/2026

From Facebook:

08/25/2026

The goal is to increase driver safety and to reduce the likelihood of getting pulled over by police.

08/25/2026

The Cascadia Subduction Zone is capable of a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and strong shaking from smaller earthquakes. The magnitude of this earthquake and the accompanying tsunami pose significant challenges to the entire Pacific Northwest. Community lifelines will be impacted. Utilities such as electricity, drinking water, and sewer services may be significantly impacted.

Understanding what to expect during an earthquake is critical for response, recovery, and whole community preparedness. That's why EWEB, the Eugene Family YMCA, and the Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center have partnered to break down the complexities of understanding and preparing for a seismic emergency.

Representatives from the UO’s Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center and Earth Science Department will present:

- History of earthquakes on the Cascadia Subduction Zone
- Why recurrence is likely
- What an earthquake will feel like in the Eugene Metro area
- What impacts are likely to affect the Eugene Metro area

The session will be offered on the following dates at the Eugene Family YMCA:
- Tuesday, September 15, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
- Wednesday, September 30, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
- Wednesday, October 14, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
- Wednesday, October 21, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
- Monday, October 26, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Register today - spots are limited:
https://www.eugeneymca.org/programs/community-based-programs/eweb-programming-y

08/25/2026

Www.thenerdheard.com

Explore the fundamentals of web design and development with a focus on HTML structure and effective placeholder usage.

08/24/2026

541-357-9342
2656 Chad Drive
Eugene, Oregon (by Appointment at this time only)

*YOU CAN: Device drop off or can even leave a physical note+pictures or other mediums that help explain your issue, what you've done, and the request)

The Nerd Heard is a local electronics and computer repair business located in Eugene, Oregon.

We provide IT solutions, phone and gaming console repairs, and small-business tech support.

Furthermore, Phone, tablet, and cracked screen repair. Computer hardware and software troubleshooting. Gaming system and micro-soldering console repairs. Wi-Fi, networking, and data recovery. Small-business IT and security system setups.

08/13/2026

Get Heard. Get Served. 🔧💻

Your tech shouldn’t control your life — you should.

At The Nerd Heard, we listen to the problem, figure out what’s really going on, and get to work fixing it. From cracked screens and charging ports to computers, networking, data recovery, and small-business IT, we’re here to help.

And yes — even if you’re having a bad tech day, we’ve still got your back. 😎

🧠 NERDS HEARD. NERDS SERVED.

📱 Phones & tablets
💻 Computers & laptops
🔧 Hardware & software repair
🌐 Wi-Fi & networking
🎮 Gaming systems
💾 Data recovery
🏢 Small-business IT
🛠️ Troubleshooting & diagnostics

Give us your tech and take back your time.

Because you have better things to do than fight with a device that refuses to cooperate.

📞 541-357-9342

The Nerd Heard — You break it. We fix it.

03/26/2026

NFC stands for Near-Field Communication, a short-range wireless technology that allows devices (like smartphones, tags, or payment terminals) to exchange data or make payments by bringing them within a few centimeters of each other. It powers contactless systems, offering a secure, low-power alternative to Bluetooth, often called "tap-to-pay".

03/02/2026

Yes. Pick a myriad of heating solutions. Get really creative.

One method I have frequently enjoyed is when a problem is exposed, rather than retrieving typical tool or continue on normal methodology. I play "I Spy".

Meaning, I Spy for something, for the solution within reach and see if it's possible.

This time I just reached for nothing I just bent over and pushed a button on a heater maybe tilted a little bit versus having special tools in a shop that we had in the past simply getting or harnessing a form of heat to a right temperature to loosen the adhesion and then literally using a SIM card that actually cost $10 when typically they're free.

I personally use the SIM card to exit my frustration about a $10 SIM card when free was the typical process. ;)

That's turning up a negative situation into a positive one, coupled with a little resource saving innovation.



www.thenerdheard.com

03/02/2026

How do I connect this to this?
Want to hook my EV charger to this outlet, preferably with a properly-rated extension cord. Can’t figure out which adapters I need. Outlet seems to be 240v, charger is rated at 240v, 16a.