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by sorenjan 4y ago
Is it really so few? Snapdragon got support for dual frequency in Snapdragon 855 released in 2018. Use the GPSTest app to see if your phone supports it. https://github.com/barbeau/gpstest
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It's transparent to the apps, it's included in all GPS (or technically GNSS) locations. GPSTest has a built in accuracy test mode where to can measure your phones location accuracy. Read more about that here: https://b
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The first GPS device I used didn't have any built in maps, only a breadcrumb trail on a monochrome LCD display. It used AA batteries and it was before selective availability was turned off, so accuracy was quite poor compared to today.
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Garmin only recently introduced dual-frequency GNSS in some versions of their Fenix 7 watches, and have since added it to some cheaper models like the Forerunner 255. The first watch with L1+L5 was the Coros Vertix 2 from last year, so it&#
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Can this be used in a container to do scraping of websites that might block your IP if you're not careful?
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Uber showed this in 2018, I don't know how widely used it is now. I doubt any phone app uses it offline at least. https://www.uber.com/en-SE/blog/rethinking-gps/
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Does anyone here have any insights or opinions on L5 only navigation? oneNav seems to think it's better than L1+L5, citing lower complexity and power usage, but with maintained accuracy. Sounds too good to be true, will devices skip th
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Does GNSS chipsets in phones really support two way communication? Sounds like something that would need specialized antennas and high output power, not exactly something that can be hidden at least. Galileo also supports or maybe will sup
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Xiaomi released a phone with dual frequency GNSS in 2018 (with the Broadcom BCM4775 chipset), and as far as I know most Android phones have had it since then, or maybe a bit later. If you want to see if your phone supports it, try GPSTest.
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I find that old.reddit.com is ok on desktop (with uBlock origin), and for mobile there's several third party apps that make for a better experience than a website. I personally like "Relay for reddit".
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I remember when Instagram released their Android client. Some Instagram users with iPhones where upset they were letting "the poors" in their exclusive club.
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With all due respect, that may be true in most cases and a good message to receive for most people in therapy, but it's not true in all cases. As has been shown time and time again, humans are very receptive to propaganda and brain was
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There's sellers that are already out of stock. Firewood needs to dry for months before use, and like everything else when there's high demand there will be high prices. https://www.aftonbladet.se/minekonomi/a&
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Helping others solve their own problems doesn't keep your home warm, or food affordable. This isn't about helping Ukraine, it's about dealing with the aftermath of closing nuclear power, building not one but two natural gas p
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Yes, especially because we already have four different price zones. Power is still relatively cheap in northern Sweden and out of control in the southern part. The reason for the zones are said to be because of limited transfer capability f
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Firewood was in short supply and hard to find this winter and spring because of high power prices, imagine what will happen this coming winter with prices 5X-10X.
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This situation is infuriating to me as a Swede. We use basically no natural gas or oil for heating or power production, and right now we're exporting 3.8 GW to other countries, showing that we have a power surplus equaling several nucl
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I think using Chrome or Edge for PWAs and Firefox for general browsing is an acceptable compromise. I don't need to use the same program for video editing and reading news articles etc, although it would be nice if I could.
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Davinci Resolve is available as a very complete free version. Or rather, Davinci Resolve is free, Davinci Resolve Studio costs money.
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> Your browser has limited support for this webapp. Please use the latest Chrome or Edge for better performance, stability, and more features. Using Firefox 105. What features are bad or missing in Firefox, and do you know if Mozilla is
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They can also be RF noise nightmares because of the PWM they do.
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How do you handle map data updates? Do you regenerate everything from scratch from the full data set, or can you update it incrementally with patches? Is it possible to put the tiles on a CDN like cloudflare?
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OsmAnd doesn't seem to get many updates nowadays. I get that it's open source and we can't demand anything for free and all that, but they have some monetization options that should bring in some money, but aren't really
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If you're interested in these things, here's an article about Koenigsegg's electric motor: https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a38940998/koenigsegg-quark...
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That looks really cool, thanks for the tip!
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This looks really nice, it's a good showcase of the value of having an API that lets others add value to your service. If you're looking at expanding the feature set there's something I've been thinking of for a while, b
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It's volumetric data, so you can use marching cubes to extract a mesh. Nvidia has also released nvdiffrec with the explicit goal of generating meshes, materials, and lighting. https://nvlabs.github.io/nvdiffrec/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Ffmpeg can capture a single window on Windows, weirdly I can't find an equally simple way of doing it on Linux. ffmpeg -f gdigrab -framerate 30 -i title=Calculator output.mkv https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture&#x
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I don't need or want the browser chrome like tabs and toolbars on those windows, and I usually pin them in the taskbar using their own icons. Makes alt-tab nicer too. I don't use it myself, but PWAs can also register as file handl
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I think it's the opposite. Now that countries are spending more on their militaries there's more money in the budget for operating costs. The main benefit the Gripen has over the F-35, especially now when F-35s are getting cheaper

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