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[15:28:12] <Navit> <jkoan> hi everybody
[15:46:45] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> hi jkoan
[15:47:01] <Navit> <jkoan> hi @ilovekiruna
[15:48:24] <Navit> <jkoan> what's up?
[17:06:56] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> not too much
[17:06:59] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> what about you
[17:45:06] <Navit> <jkoan> probably doing a website migration today or in the coming days, so preparing for this and staring at the map extractor code which is currently broken for some reason
[17:45:26] <Navit> <jkoan> * the new map extractor
[17:54:26] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> I am right now starting at a simple grpc client
[17:54:29] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> in python
[17:55:41] <Navit> <jkoan> for practice of to fit needs? 😄
[17:57:20] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> for a paper, I want to submit asap
[17:57:38] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> it works using unary scheme, but not via bidirectional streaming
[17:58:05] <Navit> <jkoan> wait, do i understand it correct that gRPC is a server for protobuff?
[17:58:38] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> it is a remote procedure call implementation by google
[17:58:56] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> and uses protobuf for protocol specification
[17:59:03] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> that is my understanding
[18:01:19] <barbeque> jkoan, were you able to find out about what I asked earlier this week?
[18:07:49] <jkoan> hi barbeque, so far i haven't found it, i know i heave already seen it years ago, but cant find where
[18:10:16] <barbeque> ah I know that feel. yeah I looked at the route_pref code but can't find out how that actually works (if that is even the correct option). I do know that it's not the "ignore GPS update if less than x meter" setting, that just means less updates but still puts me on the parallel road
[18:14:23] <barbeque> it's not really a dealbreaker, but it sounds like such a simple feature that I was surprised I couldn't find it anywhere (unfortunately I don't have the necessary C coding skills)
[18:18:39] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> I think I was using such a setting earlier in navit.xml
[18:18:44] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> but dont remember it now :-(
[19:53:26] <Navit> <zavic> Hi , can I install Navit navigation Ito my car infotainment system directly?
[19:54:11] <ilovekiruna> @zavic, depends on the system
[19:55:08] <Navit> <zavic> It is Intellilink 900 , 2.5, IO6
[19:55:38] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> I meant the Operating System ;-)
[19:56:12] <Navit> <zavic> I do not know what GM uses as operating system, maybe u know?
[19:56:22] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> not really
[19:56:27] <Navit> <zavic> All I know it is opensource
[19:58:31] <Navit> <zavic> It uses HERE maps
[19:59:38] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> is it android based
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[20:38:17] <Navit> <zavic> I searched and found that GM uses Linux os
[20:39:57] <Navit> <zavic> Is it possible to prepare a bootable USB with software +charts to enable car infotainment system recognize it and start installation?
[20:55:35] <ilovekiruna> then it should be possible
[20:56:06] <ilovekiruna> I just dont know which requirements GM has for packages
[23:52:40] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> @zavic , from a quick google search it seems that the system by GM is quite closed
[23:53:02] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> I only read for Opel models in Germany that navigation is also not for free
[23:53:12] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> so I assume they wont allow other solutions
[23:53:38] <Navit> <ilovekiruna> for more hacking I am lacking unfortunately both time and a car to test things on