The rails are welded together (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exothermic_welding), so there are no joins.

Interesting. I wonder how the expansion and contraction of the rails with changes in temperature is accommodated.

Please note that kubectl also contains something similar: e.g. kubectl explain deployment.spec

TIL

The CAT train is a scam. It costs much more than a Railjet that takes the same time and you end up at the central station.

I also looked into that and found that it extracts some metrics from it that will get stored in a cloud service called "Aurora".

Well, at least it was fun to write it.

I'm the author of the articles and did just now see the comments here. The brush contains a NFC tag and will open phillips.com once you hold it against your phone's NFC reader. That is the payload that comes back from this call.

They looked me up on LinkedIn using my email address and called by boss to ask me about the service.

My best one so far: http://imgur.com/a/rumWx

You got a very noisy signal without much information (the gray thing in the background) with an random map overlay generated by wxtoimg. Try to hide the map overlay and you should see the picture you really received.

I am aware what I received (and it's not what you described). I was asking how I could receive a signal with the entire planet blocking the way.

I have this one: http://www.nooelec.com/store/sdr/nesdr-mini2-rtl2832u-r820t2...

I already received aircraft positions (ADS-B), aircraft radio, ACARS, VDL, HFDL, satellite pictures, ISS pictures, a ISS astronaut speaking, a bunch of other satellites (including radio pirates on US military sats), small outdoor weather stations, a portable radio for children, some AM radio stations, a lot of ham radio and pagers.

There is also huge amount of signals I can't decode yet.

BTW: I'm using an old TV antenna.