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Comment #7076786
Yes but that somewhat limits the practicality because you need two receivers, a clear signal path between them and one has to be relatively static. It's fine for surveying but for …
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Comment #7076636
It's not possible, even with pretty ideal conditions. Edit: I excluded RTK stuff in that comment :)
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Comment #7075648
Which is probably the greatest problem with it.
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Comment #7075609
Not really. The OS syscall interface, ABI and the fact everything is abstracted via your C compiler normalises the differences between the machines pretty well meaning you only end…
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Comment #7075572
There are varying degrees of corrupt and totalitarian. We're not quite Russia bad yet, but we have however run "quick processing overnight courts" to deal with hundreds of people, …
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Comment #7075243
Yes, where I reside unfortunately.
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Comment #7075220
Like the US?
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Comment #7075031
This is why I still like old Unix systems (early BSD/v7 etc). It is possible to get a complete understanding of the system in a relatively short amount of time and they're still pr…
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Comment #7074906
MIPS is on the rise again as recent SoCs are more power efficient than ARM. I don't have a source for this unfortunately. Sony Bravia EX series televisions are MIPS and Linux based…
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Comment #7074900
Actually most can't be emulated because emulators don't exist and those which can typically can't be emulated correctly (Sparc emulators for example which are notoriously sparse an…
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Comment #7073087
This fundamentally goes against the Unix philosophy though which is to provide small well-defined parts from which you can construct a complete solution from. If you need a complex…
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Comment #7073039
Similar story. Signed up to post this :) In 2009, our development team lost a whole 10 hours to a degraded Linux mdadm RAID1 that wouldn't rebuild due to an obscure error after a d…