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by mr337 10y ago
There is an external component to this that provides the corrections. Did you read https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_Kinematic#Practica... . It explains the corrections sent either via CORS or VRS.
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by mr337 10y ago
And you still need the carrier grade corrections, withing 10 to 25km of the rover receiver.
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by mr337 11y ago
Good choice, I have a leaf and 50 miles round trip at with a good chunk of highway speeds is doable with a new battery. Once it gets a little age you'll be white knuckling it, especially when it comes to winter (depends how cold). If y
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by mr337 11y ago
Just be happy your getting updates! http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/03/spotify-linux-no-developm...
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by mr337 11y ago
Your spot on that some stores are offering grocery services. Our local Hyvee is doing this and has been a life saver [1]. For this to work you already need a distribution imo. Orders over $50 are free for pickup, just drive there and they l
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by mr337 11y ago
Same here, almost a year into buying a used Nissan Leaf and loving the crap out of it. If your still interested in an EV after the Tesla announcement would be an excellent time to pick one up - if it can work with your driving habits. Looki
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by mr337 11y ago
Agreed, putting any distro on there other than what shipped def helped me. Also take out the broadcom wifi and burn it with fire! Replaced with Intel wifi card and have zero wifi issues.
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by mr337 11y ago
I did and never looked back. Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 3
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by mr337 11y ago
That was my though exactly. The Nissan leaf does have a car side lock. Since things are getting heated one should use the lock in a responsible matter. Also with CarWings, Nissan remote control, I believe you can lock/unlock on the fly
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by mr337 11y ago
I have been following the Neo9000 project and debating on getting a phone. They are crazy expensive since aren't produced in mass quantity, when they start shipping. We will see how it pans out.
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by mr337 11y ago
The thing about their SaaS setup for a tiny dev shop like us with two devs, the smallest I can buy is a 100 pack.
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by mr337 11y ago
Unfortunately I think it is justified. Don't forget James Clapper lying to congress about not spying on US citizens. I also got a video of it, https://youtu.be/9LKzAsIMUx8 Last I heard he was selling a book, not from j
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by mr337 11y ago
"What I do not understand is why the US is the military for wealthy countries like Saudi Arabia." Could it be as simple as we are basically protecting OPEC in exchange so they can sell oil to us? I can't find any other reason
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by mr337 11y ago
Just receiving the new sputnik, oh hell no, the Ubuntu install was so broken. The benefit of shipping it with Linux is at least they made a decent attempt to work with Linux. Why an attempt? See first sputnik laptop.
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by mr337 11y ago
I think it is more of people wondering wtf is going on in the US. This isn't the only news being reported on this. Just do a quick search and you'll see the internet semi erupting. What this also signifies is people showing distru
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by mr337 11y ago
Did anyone get an email about this from SendGrid. We have been searching and haven't found a "We got hacked, please reset your passwords". I had to find out on HN, also on twitter they seem to be downloading it too.
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by mr337 11y ago
Don't worry, we have the TPP do bully your country to US laws. /sarcasm
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by mr337 11y ago
That is the kicker, what to recommend. If at all possible I would recommend Linux or BSD. I am happy to see the article cover Ubuntu encryption. Also BSD has an embassy grade encryption, that has slipped from mind mind at the moment. I do r
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by mr337 11y ago
Who said I was running OS X or MS products? :) I'm not following your 'trusting one source is much better than two'. Care to expand?
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by mr337 11y ago
I agree that for keeping the TSA Joe out of a laptop is is great. The issue comes with educating non technical people, which this article feels like it is aimed at, with a enryption methods that we can't gurantee are sound. While it ma
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by mr337 11y ago
Recommending BitLocker and OSX HD encryption I feel is a diservice to the public. I wouldn't put it past them to already have backdoors built in. Let alone they are both proprietary and not open to public audit. I guess we are suppoed
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by mr337 11y ago
Do keep in mind they actively are against tethering, which stinks if your in a pinch and need internet for a laptop or w/e. Also afaik the phone you get from them can't really be used anywhere else. Other Sprint MVNO like ting won
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by mr337 11y ago
Stripe AWS ~ 200/mo FreshDesk ~ 16/mo ReSrc.it ~ 14/mo Phone.com ~ 40/mo
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by mr337 12y ago
When I saw the headline that is all I could think of too.
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by mr337 13y ago
+1
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by mr337 13y ago
Seems like this was overlooked a little, but one could always use cash. I understand the reasons why cash can be inconvenient, but I doubt it it less hassle then dealing with a bank/CC company over fraudulent charges, associated overdr
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by mr337 13y ago
I agree, this thing reads like a gigantic marketing add.
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by mr337 13y ago
Hmm so this seems like a lot of hand written letters, conveniently posted by a company that will hand write letters. Has anyone done this, be interested in hearing how well it worked.
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by mr337 13y ago
Agreed, all I can do on this is just shake my head.
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by mr337 13y ago
Pretty sure it will, if not we can def make it do that. I am so looking forward to this.

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