🎓 Doc Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@qoto.org

Just FYI apparently #Universeodon has switched to the incredibly abusive and poorly maintained oliphant block list that is itself dictated, in part, of mastodon.art's abusive block list.

See my response here: https://mastodon.acm.org/@freemo/111908751487276074

As well as the Admin admitting this is the case here: https://mastodon.acm.org/@wild1145@universeodon.com/111889411895912635

very disappointed in their lack of due diligence.

#Mastoadmin #Fediblock

@gcblasing@mstdn.social

It would be pretty idiotic to reject someone based on this.

That said I do agree that very detailed medical records, anonymized, should be attached to all blood. This would save lives by allowing people to reject blood selectively so they can still get treated, its better than letting those people die.

@damngoodtech I will check them out, thanks.

@DeeGLloyd@mastodon.world

If thats true then he aint shit!

@notsoloud

@Lichtenbergian

Agreed and exactly my point. I was showing proof by absurdity.

@taur10

Fellow nerdicators... what do you use as a replacement for google calendar.

Most important thing is having something cool, unique, innovative, and just plan novel, not a remix... something special :)

OSS is a plus, and having a beautiful web front end is also a huge plus

@vez ohhhhh goil!

@LouisIngenthron Well as I said, its margin of error is well below the alternatives anyway.

@LouisIngenthron No doubt it is a real effect, but easily managed in the wild. Any field that effect it are going to more or less within hands reach plus a little extra . So while its totally true it might be effected by an electronic device fairly close to it, or a large chunk of metal, anything even moderately far away (such as a deposit of metal a dozen feet under the earth) isnt likely to have much of an effect.

@Baley@universeodon.com Hey! Just wanted to say hi. Hope your doing well.

As a scuba diver I can speak on underwater navigation a lot and have tested a lot of systems that approach it in different ways... Not sure of any gravimetric based systems though, doesnt mean they dont exist I just cant speak on that specifically.

"Officer safety" a phrase you will often hear from a police officer shortly before he starts beating you and violating your rights.

#ACAB

@robryk you would need a map of the magnetic fields, a high accurate sensor, and you'd not even approach GPS level accuracy.. but its doable in theory yea.

@mjambon The wobble itself you can account for by normalizing with a gyro or force sensor. The issue of magnets around you, I mean yea if one is around it will throw it off. But making sure there isnt a magnet within a few feet of it isnt really a huge issue, these fields weaken fast.

You are right however the reason is accuracy. The magnetic field is weak and the resolution of the sensors are limited. Also GPS is hyper accurate. So there is no doubt its an accuracy thing.

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