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decimation:
http://www.insidegnss.com/node/3054 "“We'll be ready
to launch
the first GPS III in 2015, but it now appears
the next generation GPS Operational Control System, or OCX, won't be ready for about a year or
two after
that,” General William L. Shelton, commander of Air Force Space Command
told attendees at
the 28th Annual National Space Symposium. "
decimation: usg can no longer employ/manage
to keep
the
thing running
decimation: ^ yeah
that's honestly a bigger
threat
decimation: to
the point where it's probably almost unthinkable unless under
threat of immediate attack
decimation: hitler would only do
this (in a civilized place) at
the cost of massive disruption
to many
things
decimation: yeah I
think
there are still
two encrypted signals
decimation: yet along paying $10k for something
that can be had for $200 or less
decimation: I wish; I view blowing a few $k on computers and electronics
to be a big expense
decimation: "Aircraft conducting WAAS approaches must possess certified GPS receivers, which are much more expensive
than non-certified units. In 2006, Garmin's least expensive certified receiver,
the GNS 430W, had a suggested retail price of US$10,750.[27]"
decimation: so
that gps users can approach 1m accuracy with simple equipment
decimation: ^ attempts
to correct for
the ionoshere messing with
the gps frequency band as it goes
through
decimation: surely
the ru generals saw
the writing on
the wall
Vexual: shit bb finds c++, suddenly both wrists show
the same
time, so is alfs predator
time
decimation: interesting selective availability messed with
time stability by a factor of 3
decimation: wow
that's probably at least $500k in equipment
Vexual: BingoBoingo, hows
that red/green watch running?
decimation: " A 5071A uses about 50 W at 24 VDC (~2 A)." damn
that's alot of battery power
decimation: that's alot of cash
to invest in 'diy'
decimation: because people use for actual hard
timing specs
decimation: I
think I linked an sbc
that folks modded for
this
decimation: asciilifeform:
the
thing
that's odd is
that
this kind of feature isn't 'avaiable for any price'
decimation: also
the
timing hardware available on
typical x86 is usually shitty
decimation: it's rediculous
that doesn't exist actually
decimation: note,
these are well beyon pedestrian clocks, only for folks who 'need' less
than miliseconds per year
decimation: and quartz
typically has better phase noise
than rb
assbot: EEVblog #236 - FE-5680A Rubidium Standard
Teardown | EEVblog -
The Electronics Engineering Video Blog ... (
http://bit.ly/1L0yiLs )
decimation: but admittedly I can't say for sure, and
they do have versions of
the card with
tcxo
decimation: and yeah
that cesium standard is cheap - suspiciously so. cesium only lasts so long.
decimation: re: pci ocxo < yeah
the ocxo is
the metal case in
the lower left
mod6: anyway, another
thing for
the list :]
mod6: well, i guess i kinda got my
toe wet with Nock.
mod6: i'll have
to give
this a
try sometime.
BingoBoingo: It's only been a decade since I
touched C++ source with anything other
than delete key
assbot: Logged on 03-07-2015 17:50:03; phf: i was exploring block storage format, so i wrote some lisp code
to read blocks out of .dat in sequence or directly from dumpblock'ed file
http://paste.lisp.org/+38JG. i'm not sure where i'm going with it, so i'm leaving it here for interested parties.
mod6: fair enough. i guess if it were me, it'd be great start
to just dump
the block
txs
to a file or STDOUT or something.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> see forks with own eyes, pop open a block and scroll
the
tx, etc. << ncurses instead of x11?
BingoBoingo: Surprised how little change
this seems
to
take vs. 0.9 Bitcoin CORE implementation of flag