Joe ❌👑
@not2b@sfba.social
(he/him) Aging tech nerd, living in Silicon Valley. I'm an avid hiker and geocacher. I've recently retired after 30+ years working in electronic design automation. After retiring last year and doing the training, my new part-time gig is as a park docent at Big Basin Redwoods. You might find me at the visitor center or on the trails.
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Joe ❌👑
@not2b@sfba.social
(he/him) Aging tech nerd, living in Silicon Valley. I'm an avid hiker and geocacher. I've recently retired after 30+ years working in electronic design automation. After retiring last year and doing the training, my new part-time gig is as a park docent at Big Basin Redwoods. You might find me at the visitor center or on the trails.
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@not2b@sfba.social
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Mar 29, 2026
@gedankenstuecke This will often be carrier dependent. In the US, for example, Verizon and AT&T often have good signal on rural ridge lines while T Mobile does not, and sometimes only one of the three will have a signal. I don't know if it is feasible to include all those details on OSM. I suppose all of the cell towers could be mapped, if that info is available, so hikers might be able to figure out how to get within range of one.
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