Beaches are missing at zoom=12 in Mapnik and zoom=13 in Osmarender, either
that or the sea is rendered over them. Is this by design or a bug?
For example, here's my hometown:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.6457&lon=-2.999&zoom=13
Moving the coastline seems excessive, is there a way around
On 14 August 2010 00:08, Dave F. wrote:
>
> " When you're registered to flattr, you pay a small monthly fee. You set
> the amount yourself. In the end of the month, that fee is divided between
> all the things you flattered."
>
> So, what if I haven't seen anyone worth 'flattering' or just one? Wo
Hi
I just signed up for this new Flattr micropayments thing for donating small
amounts to projects you love (flattr.com), and noticed there had been no
discussion about it here. It would be a nice experiment to add a Flattr
button to the main site and see how much is made in microdonations.
OSM w
2010/3/30 Cédric MOULLET :
> Don't hesitate to add your own address, the address of your friends and of
> the friends of your friends ;-)
I'm sure that everyone on this list has already done this in OSM... I
hope you'll be using that data, my fingers are sore from typing so
many postcodes into OSM
On 26 March 2010 13:51, Emilie Laffray wrote:
> have you looked at a project called openbmap? Essentially a few months ago,
> I suggested to those people to merge their data in OSM. However, it became
> clear they didn't want it to be done, as there was plenty of problem to do
> so, and I accepted
On 26 March 2010 20:15, Gregory wrote:
> I seem to remember certain BT home packages you can use their network for
> free when your out and about. But then it lets other BT customers connect to
> your wifi. Hopefully they explained this in large enough print. Just put
> this here for interest.
I
n't seem to
apply to home users anymore.
I guess it could just stop updating the node once a user has deleted
it from OSM's database, but I wouldn't remove it from my source list.
Gaz
>
> On 26 March 2010 03:34, Gaz Davidson wrote:
>>
>> On 25 March 2010 19:
On 25 March 2010 19:13, Claudius wrote:
> Am 25.03.2010 15:09, Gaz Davidson:
>> (...) at some later time the positions of all
>> known access points can be estimated and imported into OSM's database.
>
> I think WiFi are too temporary a feature to be added to the ma
Hi
I've just got a Google Nexus One and was thinking about making an
application for it. The first thing that came to mind was a minimalist
app to add open WiFi networks as points of interest. I imagine it
working something like this:
The app continuously scans nearby WiFi access points. When one
I agree, great summary :-)
I'm getting a Google Nexus One soon and will be looking to do some POI
mapping and uploading of geo-tagged photos. I'd also like to see if
it's feasible to use the GPS, accelerometer, camera and touch-screen
to calculate and store the heights of buildings, which sounds l
Have all the old posts on OpenGeoData been lost forever?
I was looking for the old announcement about Yahoo! giving permission
to use the satellite imagery, I just get the front page with no 404
error, redirect or warning that the content has moved :-(
http://opengeodata.org/?p=120
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On 7 March 2010 00:59, Tirkon wrote:
> The developers also think about integrating the georeferenced Commons
> photos into an OSM map as it is known from Google Maps together with
> http://www.panoramio.com/.
That's a really cool idea. It would also be nice if there was a way to
add locations to
On 1 March 2010 22:44, wrote:
> In my case (the street sign picture) they are purely displaying it as a
> whole so I guess that they are a collective work, however in the new fancy
> stuff they are actively blending photos into a mosasic which surely is a
> derriative work.
I guess that the new
If there are plans for a new web editor, can avoiding Flash be part of
the considerations?
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Hi
New user here, apologies if I'm posting this in the wrong place, I
asked about this on IRC and was redirected here.
I've been playing with this new Google Buzz thing and realised that
privacy issues aside, it's a great step forward in encouraging the
growth of the semantic web. Social networks
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