On Sunday, I went to the Exploratorium, which is a great hands-on science museum here in San Francisco. It was there that I typed the least helpful text message in the brief history of SMSing. I had gotten separated from Hank and Daisy, so I whipped out my cell phone and typed this message to Hank: Marco
Recognizing my predicament, Hank promptly and helpfully typed back: Polo
It took me a while to find them.
Monday, January 29, 2007
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Bahahahhahaha!
But even on a GPRS packet-switched network, it shouldn't take you long to triangulate a position with 20 kbps per time-slot (assuming a CS-4 coding scheme in a metropolitan area). I mean, they're not going to get very far in 600-700ms worth of latency. Sheesh.
Carey, thank you.
Tiny, yes, obviously I did all that, but then I got fooled by the mirror exhibit.
Shiny
Shiny and tricksy!
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