On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 11:23 AM, Jai Iyer wrote:
> Their directions include local landmarks, eg. 'Turn left at Geetha stores'
> ( not as effective as "Geetha Stores Leftu", still.)
>
But do they say, "straght hogi, dead end rightu"? If not, then hardly
useful.
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 10:34 AM, Naresh wrote:
> We need a app for landmark based directions !:)
>
>
http://www.latlong.in/
Their directions include local landmarks, eg. 'Turn left at Geetha stores'
( not as effective as "Geetha Stores Leftu", still.)
They used to run a rather decent direction
On 13-Apr-13 10:34 AM, Naresh wrote:
> Near hockey stadium.sort of diagonally opposite Cisco @Divyashree
> chambers,next to Sita Bhateja hospital and next to Baldwin girls school back
> gate.
> We need a app for landmark based directions !:)
In India, google maps does do it via landmarks - and
Near hockey stadium.sort of diagonally opposite Cisco @Divyashree chambers,next
to Sita Bhateja hospital and next to Baldwin girls school back gate.
We need a app for landmark based directions !:)
Naresh Narasimhan
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On 13-Apr-2013, at 10:21 AM, thew...@gmail.com wrote:
> Land
Can I get a show of hands for Bangalore Silk Meet on next Thursday at
> Naresh's amazing rooftop patio in Richmond Town?
>
> Thursday, April 18th @ ~ 7pm
>
>
+1 Most likely.
-Meera
+1 for me.
(Tentative for now for the spouse)
- Vinit
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:27 PM, wrote:
> Not exactly a jumbo party so far. More confirmations, perhaps?
>
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>
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> From: Andy Deemer
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> > Would love to know some non-nefarious uses for this technology! Ideas?
> Tracking a sensitive shipment. Give the driver of the vehicle a phone and
> use it to track his/her movement.
Although that presumably involves the user knowing. From the subject
line, it's explicitly the user not know
Ensuring delivery of documents at precisely the right place where the carrier
sticks to a designated route where there are multiple deliveries.
But I see you point. Can think of numerous uses in the professional sphere.
Extremely creepy in the personal sphere.
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-Writing a thriller novel.
-Social experiment involving observing actions of people.
-Making sure participants in a cross-country race go through the exact path and
don't take shortcuts.
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On 12 Apr 2013 13:19, "Andy Deemer" wrote:
>
> Would love to know some non-nefarious uses for this technology! Ideas?
>
Tracking a sensitive shipment. Give the driver of the vehicle a phone and
use it to track his/her movement.
C
> --
> Curious in Asia: http://asiaobscura.com
> Discover Bangal
Not exactly a jumbo party so far. More confirmations, perhaps?
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Can I get a show of hands for Bangalore Silk Meet on next Thursday at
Naresh's amazing rooftop patio in Richmond Town?
Thursday, April 18th @ ~ 7pm
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:22 PM, wrote:
> That adds up to 5.37 confirmations so far, if my numbers are right.
Make that 7.37 (i
That adds up to 5.37 confirmations so far, if my numbers are right.
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On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:12 PM, Ramakrishnan Sundaram
wrote:
> it depends on your exact non-nefarious scenario.
Color me curious but I'm having trouble coming up with any
non-nefarious scenarios, beside tracking your own kids for their
safety. (And I don't recall the original poster having kids
The simplest, and free, way is to use Google Latitude.
On some phones, however, Latitude doesn't auto-refresh, so it depends
on your exact non-nefarious scenario.
Ram
On 12 April 2013 12:27, Naresh Narasimhan wrote:
>> Do any of these actually work? is there a free software available..I need it
We've discussed this here before. Here's one attempt to address this
growing issue:
http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.in/2013/04/plan-your-digital-afterlife-with.html
Not many of us like thinking about death — especially our own. But
making plans for what happens after you’re gone is really impo
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