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jaxter184
jaxter184 @jaxter184@social.linux.pizza · Aug 03, 2026
Replying to @aurynn@cloudisland.nz
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz it seems like your question was already answered, but here's a list of every tracker I could find on the internet: (seems like there might be a few more in this thread that I need to add to the list)
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pvmagazine
pv magazine @pvmagazine@friendica.helvetet.eu · Jul 17, 2026
There is growing interest across many regions in integrating solar installations into land already being used for agriculture. Lessons learned from early projects in both livestock and crop farming are stacking up.#Agrivoltaics #Trackers Holistic approach wins for agrivoltaics - pv magazine Global
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kkarhan @kkarhan@jorts.horse · Apr 22, 2026
Replying to @HopelessDemigod@mstdn.social
@HopelessDemigod@mstdn.social I mean, allegedly #Celtel in #Tanzania did GSM-450 alongside T-GSM 410, but aside from that ony few applications use lower UHF & VHF bands, Including #TETRA²… Personally, I wish for it to be used for #narrowband #ISM³ applications that could use said new band, like #Wildlife #Trackers or similar…My guess is #NbIoT / #5G & rural #broadband (#BFWA) with PtMP systems…
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rwell
rwell @rwell@social.linux.pizza · Feb 16, 2026
Replying to on mastodon.social
@jnthnkl@mastodon.social It seems you are right. I didnt expect to see the trackers in the report because the browser would block those, and therefor got the idea the browser app itself might be contacting those. But /e/OS logs and block dns queries to known tracker endpoints, so duckduck does resolve trackers (and must be blocking them after resolving). https://doc.e.foundation/support-topics/advanced_privacy#trackers-blocker
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