Jaikus from Mobilesociety
Saturday, 11 October 2008
Friday, 10 October 2008
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What's the performance?
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Thanks!
Thursday, 9 October 2008
Wednesday, 8 October 2008
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For some strange reason, Tor is veeeery slow whenever I try it. We talked about that before and you said the speed is always fine on. (...)
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oh, and make sure you pay cash for the phone to prevent IMEI tracing
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...and make sure you don't call from the location of your office or home, just in case they've infiltrated that other operator and have access to their billing records. O.k. you get paranoia once you have a bit of insight...
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ouch - they are in the press for data theft and misuse every second day these days. Just about a month ago it was revealed that they were spying on their own people to find out who is talking to the press after board meetings. Time to get a prepaid SIM from another operator for such calls registered under an alias :-)
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
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Indeed. Back up again now.
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Some people have no respect for technology
Monday, 6 October 2008
Sunday, 5 October 2008
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P.S. That's why I have an external GPS receiver close by. In case the A-GPS stuff fails I use the external receiver, which can find satellites usually in less than 30 seconds even without network assistance.
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Happens to me, too sometimes. Reboot usually helps to get the GPS back online. Another think that happens from time to time is that the A-GPS server in the network is down. You can find out if that is the case if you go to logs and check how much data is downloaded when you start a GPS enabled log. If it is less than 3-4 kb in downlink the A-GPS server could not be reached. In this case it takes the GPS chip an eternity to find the satellites.
Saturday, 4 October 2008
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