Just tried again
Tue, 11/21/2023 - 3:11pm
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   15 years
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And after putting it all in it does not like something
This is pretty much what happened the other 2 times.
Give me email address or contact, that convoluted error report form is so complex it is trying to keep people from reporting.
Tried what ?????
No comprende amigo !!!
Nuvi 2797LMT, DriveSmart 50 LMT-HD, Using Windows 10. DashCam A108C with GPS.
What??
No comprende amigo !!!
He couldn't appease the computer god. He didn't offer his first born and confirm to the machine he was a real human.
Illiterate? Write for free help.
I'm guessing?
http://www.poi-factory.com/node/53531
2 DriveSmart 65's - We do not live in Igloo's and do not all ride to work on snow mobiles.
Goat!
No comprende amigo !!!
He couldn't appease the computer god. He didn't offer his first born and confirm to the machine he was a real human.
You gotta kill a goat, dammit! No other sacrifice will appease the Computer Gods!
Frank DriveSmart55 37.322760, -79.511267
new fangled
machines don't respond well at all, they literally have minds of their own.
That's why in 2023 I'm using a Dell Dimension 8200.
There's two sides to that coin. Some may say, you sad little man with your Pentium 4.
The other side is imagine what a great machine Dell made in 2001, that it still works fine 22 years later.
Viagra
You need those little blue pills if it wont stay in.
Lives in Edmonton AB A volunteer driver for Drive Happiness.ca and now (since June 20 2021) uses a DS65 to find his clients.
Agree
machines don't respond well at all, they literally have minds of their own.
That's why in 2023 I'm using a Dell Dimension 8200.
There's two sides to that coin. Some may say, you sad little man with your Pentium 4.
The other side is imagine what a great machine Dell made in 2001, that it still works fine 22 years later.
Very much agree; bring life to those old machines! I have found that with many machines, and "yes" for the average user, a simple swap to an SSD brings new life to a computer. I still have a Dell D630 that dates from 2006. It is a tank, probably goes about 5# but it is now the primary PC for a 10-year old grand niece. It came with Win XP and a changed it to WIn 10 when I installed the SSD.
John from PA
A couple of things
And after putting it all in it does not like something
This is pretty much what happened the other 2 times.
Give me email address or contact, that convoluted error report form is so complex it is trying to keep people from reporting.
First of all, try as I might, I can't find a "Catamount Drive" at the latitude/longitude coordinates that you have provided. Searching the area also doesn't yield anything.
In inputting what you think is good data, instead of using Catamount Drive, tyr using Catamount Dr. Many databases defer to the USPS abbreviations, "Dr" instead of "Drive". I live on Cambridge Drive and many times when doing an online order, I'm prompted "Do you mean Cambridge Dr?"
John from PA
funny
machines don't respond well at all, they literally have minds of their own.
That's why in 2023 I'm using a Dell Dimension 8200.
There's two sides to that coin. Some may say, you sad little man with your Pentium 4.
The other side is imagine what a great machine Dell made in 2001, that it still works fine 22 years later.
Very much agree; bring life to those old machines! I have found that with many machines, and "yes" for the average user, a simple swap to an SSD brings new life to a computer. I still have a Dell D630 that dates from 2006. It is a tank, probably goes about 5# but it is now the primary PC for a 10-year old grand niece. It came with Win XP and a changed it to WIn 10 when I installed the SSD.
There are all kinds of quirks with new machines, and work machines. My Dell laptop from this year and work, sometimes has the keyboard light up, and stay lit. I can't stand it--I have mechanical sympathy, I don't want the lights on for 10 hours a day while I work. But nothing I do turns it off other than to reboot.
My daily driver that I'm typing on now, is a T450s ThinkPad. Even though a Lenovo, I think it's a great machine. I noticed CHoP had them when I got it, 2015.
I do think that while technology improves, hardware declines.
My new go to example is the 2024 C63s AMG Mercedes. It's getting a 2 liter turbo and hybridized 4 cylinder engine. In 2023, it got a 4 liter hand built (maybe assembled but the mfg says built) twin turbo V8. They took out 4 cylinders with the new model?? lol
Will it be any surprise when issues arise? Newer is not always better...
The comment in 1980’s was:
The comment in 1980’s was: to get RS232 connection to work you had to kill a chicken, and let it’s blood drip on the connector
A 2689LMT in both our cars that we love... and a Nuvi 660 with Lifetime Maps that we have had literally forever.... And a 2011 Ford Escape with Nav System that is totally ignored!
JanJ wrote: And after
And after putting it all in it does not like something
This is pretty much what happened the other 2 times.
Give me email address or contact, that convoluted error report form is so complex it is trying to keep people from reporting.
Only Mapquest was showing a catamount drive, the others (Bing, Google) do not. Even a Google street view image from July of this year shows a dirt path into a field there with NO road sign indicate a road name there.
If you don't drive by this location often or even use that dirt path into the field, why does it matter if Garmin updates their map(s) data when its apparent other map sites have the same issue. Likely they are all pulling their data from the same or similar information providers.
Nuvi 2598 | Nuvi 350 | eTrex Vista | eTrex 30x
Use a bigger hammer to fit a
Use a bigger hammer to fit a square peg into a round hole...