sonar

That's why Sonar is all about high touch two-way SMS, and that's largely how Mayvenn uses SMS as well.

I mean, you could certainly make a sonar with a huge virtual aperture, so maybe you could do this from near the surface?

To say nothing of things like active sonar/lidar avoidance and a secondary navigation system of some sort for when GPS is unavailable.

They may spend a very long time sending and listening to sonar signals.

However, we (the aliens from their point of view) use sonar for ourselves, not to detect intelligence.

But on my current project they (the company) tuned Sonar to be extreme.

I think the images are from the camera they sent down after detecting a debris field with the sonar.

Until then I literally have to push to SVN and wait for the Sonar nag email.

Unfortunately Sonar is configured to say this is a Major bug.

We've clearly created some sort of apparatus for generating sonar.

I assume what the author meant was sonar, which is somewhat less bogglesome.

Or to put another way: if a bat tries to explain to you what it's like to navigate with sonar it's going to seem pretty freaking ineffable to you!

As a totally fictional example for illustrative purposes, recall Batman's "cell phone sonar" device.

As for unsolicited messages, it is illegal for a company to do that (it still happens, I get spam phone calls on a daily basis) and we give an easy way to opt-out (simply reply back any of our unsubscribe keywords like "stop") and they wont' be able to message you anymore through Sonar.

My thoughts too: Sonar, or Checkstyle+PMD+FindBugs, is already ingrained in many of the larger codebases I've worked with.

Like the various other Ambient Social Networking apps that came before it (Highlight, Sonar, Banjo), it would seem to suffer from a severe chicken and egg problem.

It creeped people out Disclaimer: I bootstapped a competitor to Sonar, Highlight, and Glancee during this time period, but we never made it to Launch (problems with execution).