therealbicyclebuck
TheRealBicycleBuck
therealbicyclebuck

Yep. There are other systems out there and more devices are being designed with chips that can pull more than one signal. By design, all of these systems are fairly low power, making the signals easy to interrupt.

I’m not w fan of being stung by wasps, but they do help keep spiders in check. Just look at the tarantula hawk:

The satellites DO have the ability to both turn off the signal and spoof the signal to make it much less accurate. This is called selective availability. The signal is intentionally degraded when the satellites pass over enemy territory. Our soldiers carry equipment designed to remove the intentional signal errors, so

It looks like they are planning to jam the signals. If this is the case, it will affect all GPS receivers. If he is using a base station, he may be able to get RTK corrections, but I wouldn’t count on it.

They aren’t the only victims of expensive bikes. Ever talk to the guys on the latest carbon fiber wunderbike? Same affliction.

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It’s nothing compared to the cleanup following Mardi Gras. Every parade is followed by a cleanup crew. For 2017, there are 70 parades scheduled in and around New Orleans over 15 days. Each will attract from 10,000 to half a million people.

This is not an example of Evolution. It is clearly a case of Intelligent Design.

“A big problem is that insurance companies only recognize one sort of driving as “safe”. ”

There were two options here: cause as much damage as possible; or use the car effectively to escape. She chose the former. I recommend she read Advanced Skills in Executive Protection where she can learn advanced escape techniques such as this:

No, it’s 476 viewers saying “DRIVE IT NOW!!!!”

Notice that they play music over all of the sections where we should be able to hear what this thing sounds like? It’s probably because it’s noisier than they want us to believe.

What’s the Portuguese equivalent of “Here, hold my beer - now watch this!”?

Hipster? Nah. More like a throwback to the ‘70s.

The best part is the throaty V8 noises coming from that laaaay-zer.

It would be nice if you put a safe for work image to lead this article. Even though it wouldn't normally appear in my feed, it made it to the recommended posts and is now showing up in the sidebar.

Camel Walk is the gateway drug to SCOTS. Listen closely to the lyrics. All of their songs are steeped in humor.

A friend of mine drove his Jeep from Texas to Washington state. Somewhere in Colorado, one of the u-joints failed, so he did exactly what you recommend - he yanked the driveshaft, put in 4WD, and finished his trip as a FWD.

I worked in a pizza place that used a giant mixer with a giant aluminum pot to make their sauce. There was always a funny smell in the kitchen when the sauce was being made.