On the contrary, this should be extremely accurate.

Almost all large multifloor buildings rely on DAS units. Basically these are like Wifi points that broadcast the cellular signal and are spread around the building (usually a few per floor). The connect back to the carrier via fiber. The carriers usually offer to install them for free in our buildings because they take loads of traffic off of cell towers. Multistory buildings can house thousands of people so it is a big win to get them off the air. Since each repeater knows it's located exactly, it's easy to pass that data along to the PSAP.

Cisco VOIP phones can do something similar using Cisco Emergency Responder. This can give even more detail down to the office / cube number.

On Catalyst 3850s this has been fixed since the release of 3.3.5SE code (release November 2014), so this is old news. Even on older code, the problem can be fixed by using the command "no setup express". I have to say running into this the first time and trying to figure out why the switch had a blank config was a head scratcher...

Well played.

My keyboard has three keys.

CTRL ALT DEL?

What about doors and stairs?

Texting is fine on the bike.
It's just a bit tricky when it's also snowing at the same time.

How many times louder is 10 dB than 0 dB?

I have replaced Safari with Chrome as my default browser on Mac.

I'm not sure I know anyone who uses IE who even knows that Chrome exists.

That's not the point. (also, there are Chrome billboards everywhere here in the city) This is the point:

Bank of America has apparently recently added Google Chrome to their list of officially supported browsers.

I called this! On Slashdot!

Also, you can phone up your bank, if their site's not working for you and scream:
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN, YOU DON'T SUPPORT GOOGLE?"
and they'll get with the Google.

(In a Chrome OS topic, but still)

Well, Rogério Brito,

Hi.

I am not a developer, but I do care. I do know about the "incestuous" relationships of the media playing libraries in the OSS world. I do know that having one alternative less is a bad thing, especially in the long run. I'm also very grateful for LAME and don't "wish the death of" any one of the projects you mentioned.

I do provide feedback to OSS developers, hopefully in the form of constructive suggestions. Maybe not media related ones, as that isn't my forté, but others. I've petitioned daringfireball to bring some attention to the matter. He reaches a lot of Mac devs. I think I'll try that Delicious Monster guy next.

My post above was not about dancing on the grave of the traffic cone, but to provide a service to the community: to share with other people an alternative way of playing media well that they may not know about, as I have only recently (re-)discovered Mplayer OSX Extended.

I guess that what I meant to say to you is: "Don't shit all over people you don't know and have only read one sentence of."

Signed, "user like the one above"

Sad to see VLC struggling, but there's always Mplayer OSX Extended for the mac. Get the extra codec pack and it can play anything!

Bravo indeed!

No shit, Sherlock ;)

What, the American or the European version?

Laden or unladen?

So freedom is what you want me to do.

I get it!