On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 01:22:50PM -0400, AJ Ashton wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Simon Hewison wrote:
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> > Okay, so it's mapbox, any idea how often they update their data? It seems
> > the data is over 12 months old. Not the best way to showcase how quick
he best way to showcase how quick
it is to update the maps they are rending.
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http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.52694&lon=-0.08141&zoom=17&layers=M
Print copy is Metro newspaper, page 33, Monday 22 July 2013.
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the 2D barcode and works out what part
of the world it was, and arranges the scan as suitably scaled tiles.
I've found that it doesn't work too well if the scan is a low
resolution, and it can't cope with PDF scans. Sadly, this means that the
nice HP 9000 multi-function print
Ed Avis wrote:
> This shows that keepright's one-way check isn't always correct:
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> <http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8232041.stm>
On a related note, my local council finally corrected a sign that stated
that a road was both a no through road, and a one-way
rankfurt am Main
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. I just did subtle changes to each of the nodes in
Potlatch, and it re-instated the nodes in question. The data is now fixed.
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way, it's a good number
of nodes in it.
It looks like somehow most of the nodes used are in someway invalid, and
only potlatch's AMF api is able to return them from the database.
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ht
ere after closing time at
the local pub 'The Angle Grinder's tattood arms' then it's got a 25%
chance of not being there tomorrow".
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http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.8406&lon=-4.7601&zoom=14&layers=B000FTF
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one is the Magic Roundabout at Hemel Hempstead, but
there are others. At the moment, this one isn't labelled as
junction=roundabout.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.746358&lon=-0.47329&zoom=18&layers=B000FTT
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er flat roads, or roads wide enough
for motor vehicles to pass them safely. Whether it's got green signposts
denoting it's trunk or not is irrelevant to the decision to take that route.
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red on maps the same way.
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tly say that they're not
doctoring the bits of the images that we're interested in - like street names,
building names and so on)
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It looks like Nokia's Maps application hasn't quite got their coastlines
projected correctly. I've never seen London looking quite like that before.
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ng licence is good enough for their online
check-in facility.. so they'll probably sting you for a check-in charge.
If travelling with Ryanair, don't check in more than 15kg of hold luggage, or
they'll really sting you in excess baggage charges.
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disused (which was the
preferred method of tagging such things at the time), and made sure that
neither end are connected - because they are not really accessible from the
roads at either end.
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ttributing data in osm, so this is
> a call to all:
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> a technical solution is sought, to display the corresponding
> information whenever linz-sourced data is being viewed.
Upload it all from a username dedicated to nothing but uploading
linz-sourced data.
source="
tick' sound as you move, and it's quite satisfying hearing the beats
per minute of the ticking go up as you go faster.
I used it as a back-up to my normal set of rechargeable battery lights, so
that I've always got the legal minimum lights, even when
ow need speed limiters set to 100km/h).
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