u/PipeItToDevNull

I'd be so sad if they broke another one of the stone walls on Skyline 

Kamoot is polling every few seconds, the inreach polls every 10 minutes. 

The Kamoot isn't normalizing the path, it's just drawing many many more dots 

I use Gaia for actual tracking like that, I don't use the inreach for mapping 

It does show trails, but it's not a public route finder. It's just a real gps mapping app

23 is the same way, from what I understand this is a common thing in car based wireless chargers.

Pulling something is always the worst option, but also putting the battery in said floating thing is insanity, are you just going to drag your power lines through the water? 

Dense fog in Shenandoah is magical

That is only for data in transit, not data at rest

I've debated doing this when visiting Chincoteague, what do you drop your pressures to, and what pump do you carry?

Whoever deployed this wouldn't be able to remove the registry keys because their admin should have already been taken away.

It sounds like you fell for some tech bro channel that said you need to do complex stuff in the application 

It's markdown notebook

Why bother posting a tool that only works on a dev release of the game? 

3cx was free when I used it for several years, ending 4 years ago 

I used yealink desk phones in my home office area 

This is why hiking is a winter activity 

Look at the CISA SCUBA tool

You are probably not using markdown correctly, and the column is showing a rendered markdown 

I have an inreach for hiking, biking, and kayaking. Most of my activities are in environments barren of people.

I use this one  https://a.co/d/0hCljln3

This is why you use disk encryption, it's such a basic security function 

Trail running isn't hiking, those people are insane 

Do you plan to drive from Front Royal to Thornton Gap and then to Luray? 

If so, I would drive back via Thornton Gap and stay on Lee Hwy back through Warrenton to get home 

Dunno, they work fine for me. I want something USB-C and cheap 

Yeah, its great, my entire mini rack is USB-C powered

You do need a real AC adapter to get into BIOS and disable an 'unknown adapter' warning, but it works fine

I use 2 of these off a multi-USB-C brick and love them

Export passwords by hand and make a new account 

You always need an offline navigation method, downloaded maps are typically what I have