I'm sure a GPS location spoofer, if such a thing exists, is highly illegal and would get you in big trouble to use it. GPS signals are on a licensed part of the spectrum, and interfering with those frequencies can cause not just your GPS device to fail, but possibly others around you. GPS is used in in some life or death applications, such as air navigation, so I imagine the feds would take this kind of spoofing very, very seriously.
I believe schle means a software-based location spoofer that feeds a false location to the app in question, instead of messing with the actual connection to the GPS satellites.
Here in Finland they've really noticed the outdatedness (mainly from people canceling their subscriptions to the "TV fee"), and starting from 2012 they're going to charge about $250 or more per household, TV or no TV present.
Saying "We'll do an all-electric race because, let's face it, they're not that good against the fossile fuel powered ones" may raise public consciousness, but not a desire buy one.
Still, 400hp from an electric car is getting there.
Just to comment on the whole camera resolution thing: Choosing not to stuff all the pixels in the world on a sensor the size of a single cell organism is a rare call worth applauding these days. Seems like people are really starting to fall for the marketing BS of resolution meaning increased picture quality.
Well, at least the point was that the song wouldn't be based too much on Dylan's or Hendrix's version.
"I learned that the idea was not that Bob Dylan necessarily exists in the characters' universe, but that an artist on one of the colonies may have recorded a song with the exact same melody and lyrics." ...saith McCreary.
Chimps and typewriters...
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I'm sure a GPS location spoofer, if such a thing exists, is highly illegal and would get you in big trouble to use it. GPS signals are on a licensed part of the spectrum, and interfering with those frequencies can cause not just your GPS device to fail, but possibly others around you. GPS is used in in some life or death applications, such as air navigation, so I imagine the feds would take this kind of spoofing very, very seriously.
I believe schle means a software-based location spoofer that feeds a false location to the app in question, instead of messing with the actual connection to the GPS satellites.
Kudos for someone finally making a pretty tech demo that's long enough. Maybe people wouldn't hate it so much if it wasn't marketed as a feature film.
Here in Finland they've really noticed the outdatedness (mainly from people canceling their subscriptions to the "TV fee"), and starting from 2012 they're going to charge about $250 or more per household, TV or no TV present.
Saying "We'll do an all-electric race because, let's face it, they're not that good against the fossile fuel powered ones" may raise public consciousness, but not a desire buy one. Still, 400hp from an electric car is getting there.
Or fast and *whoosh*?
Just to comment on the whole camera resolution thing: Choosing not to stuff all the pixels in the world on a sensor the size of a single cell organism is a rare call worth applauding these days. Seems like people are really starting to fall for the marketing BS of resolution meaning increased picture quality.
Plus, it's really starting to affect the shows plausibility that most of the human cylon models are in the ranks of a single battlestar.
Section ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha?
Unless you copy the one blank minute over and over again, of course.
Considering that the servers have been struggling to hold together hours before the slashdotting... Bye, movie.