I think it’s possible to push the boundaries a bit more but the cost to create a full world of detailed textures is just too much.

$10 says it’s Chromium based

honey

Lmao what in the fuck was this even if not a machine designed explicitly to datamine?

The number of people who have three homes in this country I doubt is a huge number. And to be honest most of them are probably right-leaning anyway.

Depends on the state tbh. Texas is like the size of France. There’s a lot of places to go even within that state and varied geography and climate.

Nah fam you got three homes you can pay up

I’d sacrifice your family’s hunting cabin if it helps house more people. Find a sixth person or something.

It’s an edge case that shouldn’t hold up societal progress.

This app uses it’s own tracking. But supposedly there’s way to export your Google Location history into a standard format like KML or GPX which Fog of World can import.

You’re right but also the fucked part is celebrating it like, we should have better support networks, richer social lives, and work that isn’t inherently exploitative.

Oh I got it on sale I think. But it’s worth it to me tbh, for sentimental value.

I used to be a trucker yeah. The lines in Canada and some of the northeast/Florida personal trips though

No, there are no Kroger brands in my market (Florida) at all. Not anymore, they left decades ago.

They’re using us as a test market for the delivery-only format.

There’s three big warehouses (or maybe not, I think some closed), that’s it.

Man not everyone had a moment in their lives to stop and think about it. And it wasn’t taught in school. No need to act condescending.

Hey don’t feel dumb. There’s a billion things the smartest person on the planet doesn’t know.

It’s a pretty clever system honestly, I found it fascinating.

Nah, GPS isn’t a two-way thing. There’s no way for the GPS system to track devices.

Your phone figures out where itself is using the satellites as markers, the phone doesn’t emit any signals for this. It’s offline.

Basically the way it works is GPS satellites broadcast a very accurate time signal, (and occasionally data about the satellites exact orbit). Your phone sees this and uses signals from at least four satellites to find it’s location. It does this by measuring the delay in the signal between them. (Due to the speed of light, each signal will be delayed slightly). Knowing the delay in the signal you will know how far away you are from the satellite, and knowing the exact time along with it’s orbit info will tell you where exactly the satellite is. But knowing that you’re 13,000mi away from a satellite doesn’t help much. But then if you look at the other signals you can see you’re 16,000mi from another satellite, and so on which when you use 4 satellites will leave you with one possible spot you can be.

Probably less than a week for many, also consider you’re much more likely to doze off and trip/fall/be negligent near dangerous stuff like roads well before a week.

Sleep.

He can have done some good and still have been bad overall.

Fog Of World really isn’t so bad. For some reason it makes you back up to Dropbox or Onedrive but I suppose you could just not hook them up and keep it all offline. It’s better than handing your data to some random company, I doubt Dropbox/Microsoft are going to analyze some random app’s data like this to track you.

I’ve been doing exactly that with an app called Fog of World.

5 years of progress so far.

Exactly.

Concrete in the toilet, now that’s an idea.