It’s fine, he doesn’t own any valuable assets.
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Nah, I’d rather cryogenically freeze him, it’ll last longer
I know the network accuracy was reduced to avoid stalking. So like if the tag is only reported by 1 device, you will not see it’s location. It may also be the reason the reporting is delayed.
The smartphones on the network do it it the background so it does make sense that they’re conserving energy and scan/report infrequently.
I’m in a housing estate where houses are very close together (terraced) so im hoping the FindMy network will be dense enough to triangulate the position in most places unless he actually wanders off somewhere more remote, like a green space.
You mean one with a tracking tag?
Michal@programming.devto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•People who have never owned a home have probably never owned a toilet
3·18 days agoMy house has low water pressure and the tank used to take about half hour to fill. Before it could br filled again. After few years i realised the problem and installed a low pressure valve. Works like a dream now. But the place used to be a rental before too with more people living in it.
Michal@programming.devto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The beginning of the Universe would have been loud
1·2 months agoDepends how you define sound, i just wouldn’t count electromagnetic waves as sound, only pressure waves.
Michal@programming.devto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The beginning of the Universe would have been loud
6·2 months agoIf a tree falls in the forest and there’s nobody around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Some argue it does not, since sound is. An interpretation of pressure waves in a particular frequency range.
I personally believe it’s still sound. Even if it’s not heard, it can be recorded and replayed, therefore any time there are pressure waves within specific range they should be considered sound. If you play music on the radio and nobody is listening, it makes a sound, but if you transmit it only using AM/FM it does not make a sound.
Having this definition down, yes, it must have been one Hell of a bang, but so what?
Michal@programming.devto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Behold the future of programming
5·2 months agoWhy not give them private offices? If AI is increasing productivity and replacing workers they should have enough space left.
Michal@programming.devto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Behold the future of programming
1·2 months agoBecause it’s faster to speak than type, but reading is more practical than listening, especially if taking information is your main focus.
It’s scannable, easier to read and reread selectively important parts, and listening to code is not useful.
Michal@programming.devto
Technology@beehaw.org•Sony erases digital content from libraries; we're reminded we don’t own what we buy
11·2 months agoTheft is if you take something away and they lose it. This is more of a licensing issue.
All the company is deprived of is revenue, at least that’s what they think, assuming everyone downloading their content for free would otherwise pay for it.
Michal@programming.devto
World News@lemmy.world•Great-grandson of Soviet leader captured fighting for Russia in UkraineEnglish
4·3 months agoAdopted
Michal@programming.devto
World News@lemmy.world•Russia begins talks of ending the war to save the economyEnglish
4·3 months agoI’m pretty sure Ukraine will be reasonable once they leave. Some sanctions though may not be so easy to lift, may be tied to reparations or giving up war criminals.
Michal@programming.devto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If men gave birth, abortion clinics would be on every corner
2·3 months agoNo, but they (we) would be more careful about contraception.
Michal@programming.devto
World News@lemmy.world•Nato ready to defend ‘every inch’ of territory as Russian drone hits RomaniaEnglish
7·3 months agoBecause NATO is at peace time, and there’s commercial and GA traffic that has to be able to fly in and out of the territory.
He doesn’t have oil to spare, his refineries are on fire or blown up.
Michal@programming.devto
World News@lemmy.world•‘The cost of compute is far beyond the costs of the employees’: Nvidia exec says right now AI is more expensive than paying human workersEnglish
6·4 months agoWell, the key word is “right now”. AI companies are gambling that their runway is long enough to reach monetization.



Update:
I attached to tag to my cat last night - it’s a moto tag 2 with uwb.
Once he left my home, he was off the radar for half hour until find hub located it in the backyard of nearby houses, so that answered my question. The location updates were very infrequent, like every 10m. I was expecting better accuracy and frequency given how many houses surround those backyards.
I went looking for him, and i could connect to the tag, but the cat found me before i could figure out his location using UWB.