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Screen size is of course irrelevant to browser window size, unless
you're one of those weird web designers that seems to think
everybody runs their browser full screen all the time...
I guess that makes
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Tom Hughes wrote:
Screen size is of course irrelevant to browser window size,
unless you're one of those weird web designers that seems to
think everybody runs their browser full screen all the time...
IMX it's a platform thing. Windows people genuinely do run
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
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Richard Fairhurst wrote:
IMX it's a platform thing. Windows people genuinely do run their web
browser, and most things, full screen. Hence the aberration that is
MDI.
Us Mac people, by contrast, usually have about 57 different non-full
screen
the name of part
of the technology used.
Osmarender is the name of the rendering software, ti...@home is the name
of the distributed rendering system.
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Andy Allan wrote:
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Tom Hughes t...@compton.nu wrote:
Osmarender is the name of the rendering software, ti...@home is the name of
the distributed rendering system.
I see it as the name of the project - the t...@h project produces the
map, but the osmarender
and primary_link
ways in my area completely unaffected by this edit.
But that doesn't excuse bad bot behaviour. This is bad bot behaviour.
Indeed, just because a tag is not mentioned on the wiki does not mean
people should go round removing it!
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on that. I have the technology
implemented to support the procedure described in the transition plan
but we will need the words to plugin to the various screens.
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able to do so even if they wanted to.
That said, my understanding is that Potlatch puts a break in the track
whenever there is a jump in the timestamp. Richard can probably explain
in more detail what it does.
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application you are using is using the order of the
points in the trace as the order in which to draw them but we don't
import that information so we only have the timestamp to go on.
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answer is that it's a bad plan - bugs are not map data.
I'm all for having the geo-bugs in the main database, in fact I would
much prefer that, but they should be in a separate table.
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OJ W wrote:
p.s. how come the OSM front page doesn't contain a link to the
foundation website?
Hysterical Raisins.
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OJ W wrote:
and how come sidebars on the map can be opened by:
* clicking on one of the external links (map key)
* selecting a map layer (data viewer)
* selecting a tab (export)
* submitting a form (search)
Because those are the things which need them?
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:50:04 +, Tom Hughes t...@compton.nu wrote:
OJ W wrote:
and how come sidebars on the map can be opened by:
* clicking on one of the external links (map key)
* selecting a map layer (data viewer)
* selecting a tab (export)
* submitting a form
(though I can amend the entries).
Are you saying you literally can't type into the boxes? I can't begin to
imagine what would cause that...
I also don't think that page has changed for a long time, so it all
sounds very odd to me.
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a reload
with ctrl+shift reload and see if that fixes it.
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of there is unclear... Especially if it is
only happening on that page when all the pages have basically the same
stucture.
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? or can we happily wait few months?
You need to address those questions to the Foundation - I don't know
anything more than you do as I haven't seen any drafts of the license
that you haven't.
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not have a clue...
http://twitter.com/openstreetmap
I don't see any mention on there about a more-frequently updated Mapnik
layer...
Because it hasn't been mentioned there ;-) Both Shaun and Steve
mentioned it in their feeds though.
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the transfer wouldn't be subject to SEPA
rules and there would be no restrictions on the charges that could be
levied.
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the servers, both read-only and read-write,
using the same database, or a slave of the same database rather than
having lots of independent databases that try and stay in sync via
external dumps and diffs.
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Stefan de Konink wrote:
Tom Hughes wrote:
Yeah, it really is that simple, which is why us simple minded idiots
that run the server are still doing it all in memory.
There are at least 3 known alternative implementations that run
semi-realtime :) So yeah keeping it in rails while
Stefan de Konink wrote:
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This is only partly about rails. Even if you take rails out of the
equation you still need to keep substantial amount of data in memory
in order to know which objects to fetch.
The substantial amount of memory you are talking about
the new planet dump is happening, so that may
be what is going on.
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may
or may not be related
That's because somebody was hammering the server repeatedly downloading
the UK dump until I blocked them.
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jurisdictions have, so there is no
special tax status for companies limited by guarantee. Only registered
charities get special tax status and registering as a charity is much
more onerous than just forming a non-profit company.
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Raymond Bruman wrote:
On Jan 22, 2009, at 12:52 AM, Tom Hughes wrote:
Russ Nelson wrote:
Earlier today, I tried an export almost 10K x 6K pixels, and got a
warning message saying that the export was too large. Perhaps that
message should contain a URL like
http
Raymond Bruman wrote:
On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:05 AM, Tom Hughes wrote:
All I need to know is what options you are selecting on the export tab
and exactly what the error message says (though I can probably find
that myself given the options).
Yes, because I may be in the wrong place
Russ Nelson wrote:
On Jan 22, 2009, at 3:52 AM, Tom Hughes wrote:
Can you explain a bit more about exactly what you tried to do and
what the message you got was? Only the export tab doesn't give any
such errors as far as I can see.
I was unable to reproduce the error, unfortunately
count on being able to
upload anything during that period.
There is only one mapping party listed for that weekend on the wiki, and
it doesn't have any details yet, which is part of the reason why that
date was chosen as it will hopefully minimise the disruption caused.
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Steven Le Roux wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 2:26 PM, sylvain letuffe li...@letuffe.org wrote:
But the quoted link points to Stevens server (le-roux.info), doesn't it?
... Im slashdotted...
:)
No, you're heise'd, which is far far worse...
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imagine that
getting a few fresh eyeballs on its design would be extremely helpful
for OSM in the long run.
Yeah, because none of us have any idea what we're doing, we're just a
bunch of clueless fuckwits that are intent on buggering up everything.
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in the sky hand
waving ideas of the sort that lots of people have provided in the past.
It's not like there is any great mystery about what is needed, or that
there is some magic bullet such that somebody can say change this
parameter to Y and it will go ten times faster.
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of OSM. Like
tile serving.
No, something like that never occurred to us. If it had, we might have
done something like running an experiment in getting a related project
to cache our tiles for us.
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would have our
list within 24 hours of asking but was obviously wrong on that.
Well it might help if we knew who you had been emailing... Then at least
we might know if you've been trying to reach the right person...
For the record, the person you want is Mike Collinson.
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everything I can and am not going to put more effort into it at this
point.
I can't see any reason why there should be any politics involved. I
imagine there is a far more mundane explanation.
I've created it now anyway.
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Peter Miller wrote:
Thanks Tom. However, can you also add a description as follows:
Public transport/transit related discussions including
bus/rail/tram/ferry/paratransit/share taxis etc
You're the list owner, so you can do that yourself...
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green signs and that secondary A roads have
white signs. We use trunk for the former and primary for the latter
as there are very few genuine trunk roads left and this distinction
makes more sense as a result.
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to say was wrong.
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elevation. They also claim to be based on zero satellites, which seems a
little unlikely...
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it as the limit is nearly always signed as well these
days but the rule about street lights has never been rescinded as far as
I know.
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based system within the current database.
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really - quite the opposite in many ways.
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who carefully strip the notice off when replying without actually
managing to take any notice of it.
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Peter Miller wrote:
The minutes referred to in the post below don't appear to mention the
trademark application. I can't find a reference to it in other minutes
either. Am I missing something?
The text Grant quoted is under point 4 about local chapters.
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the middle bit then fine, but just changing it seems a bit silly.
As I said last weekend I had planned on getting rid of it when we moved
machines, but the mediawiki manual scared me off.
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with your original URL is probably that the layer
ordering has changed since the wiki page was written and your layer
configuration was therefore incorrect and was turning off the marker layer.
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asked about. What he really wants is just somebody to compile the
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The API will be offline for a few hours starting at approximately 0800
GMT on Sunday morning (9th November) to allow a corrupt table to be
repaired.
I will try and keep the API running in readonly mode, but it that proves
to be impossible it may have to be turned off completely.
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already supports?
It's no use saying never mind the debate. By that logic I could
announce that in future I'm going to tag all motorways as highway=frog
and demand that people never mind the debate and just render
highway=frog as a motorway.
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Hugh Barnes wrote:
On Sunday 02 November 2008, 23:06:05, Richard Fairhurst did write:
Tom Hughes wrote:
A wiki admin can delete it properly, and block the account.
I guess that would involve nasty backdoor business in the database. Probably
best to start working within the Mediawiki app
too pale.
This one I definitely agree with. I much preferred the old station symbols.
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a shield is positioned relative to a POI, but
we're talking about the positioning of text relative to the shield
symbol that surrounds it.
We don't use shields for POIs anyway, only for linear objects like
roads, so the issue in the ticket won't affect us at all as far as I can
see.
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lasts many hours would be sensible or workable.
BTW I'm not sure why you CCed the OSMF board on this... I don't think it
needs their input at all.
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Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 10:22 AM, Tom Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mapnik is just a rendering engine - where you put the tiles that it
generates and how your web server maps URLs to those tiles is nothing to do
with mapnik.
Our mapnik tile server uses mod_tile
Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
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Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
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Mapnik is just a rendering engine - where you put the tiles that it
generates and how your web server
that uses OL we can probably show you how to modify it
to display an OSM layer.
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to configure mapnik to render images
that openlayer can use.
You've been pointed at a web page that tells you how to do that. Please
go and read it.
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Nic Roets wrote:
Well, isn't it time then that we then appoint administrators ?
Why? No special permissions are needed to revert edits... In fact there
is no concept of an administrator at the moment beyond those people who
administer the actual servers.
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* wordpress akismet plugin,
If we were running wordpress that might be an excellent idea.
* added captcha or
* if with link do it simply as in osm-wiki
Give that the spam appears to be manual it's not clear that either of
these would help - both are aimed at combating bot spam.
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then it is automatically
set on the control when you add it, so if you update then your original
code will work.
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because the benefit is
minimal compared to the downside of having yet more stuff obscuring the map.
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that wherever people have
attempted to manually repair the damage, things will remain in the
manually repaired state and not be reverted.
Dmitry - are you happy for Frederik to do the above to revert your edits?
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the View and Export tabs look the
same for me.
Works fine for me in IE.
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the tractor/combine which uses the difference to correct it's own
calculated position.
What that allows you to do is to compensate for inaccuracy caused by
local atmospheric conditions as you are generating a correction based on
a local base station.
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who do i need to send it to?
It's less a question of who you need to send it to, and more a question
of what you need to send ;-) A good start would be to tell us the URL of
the page that is giving you trouble.
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currently, and even if you
remove the duplicates there are about 40,000 or so. I don't think people
are going to want to download 40,000 tags even if we wanted to let them.
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Is this something you want to add to the main database, or some
auxiliary service you plan to run?
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by integrating OpenStreetBugs into it or by making
another same kind of utility.
The right way to do it would have been to write OSB as an extension to
the main web site, and if somebody wants to do that then that would be
great.
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it, but it will also decompress it automatically so the fact that the
network traffic is compressed will be transparent.
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- most browsers can't cope with large numbers. Firefox 3 does
seem to manage rather more though I agree.
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On 08/08/2008 17:20, Tom Hughes wrote:
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The history dates would be a little easier to read if the 'T' in the
data/time string were replaced
to be
flying out to the US for three weeks on the Monday...
So would anyone be interested in my place? I've already paid so would be
ideal if I could get that back from you if possible.
Snap.
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to be
flying out to the US for three weeks on the Monday...
So would anyone be interested in my place? I've already paid so would be
ideal if I could get that back from you if possible.
Snap.
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for each path.
Given that most of the UK examples on the wiki were actually wrong by
their own definition last time I looked I certainly plan to stick to
what we've always done.
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will certainly help.
Who should I contact to get the list created?
Me, and I've just created it.
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Where do I request for a creation of OSM Philippines mailing list?
I can sort it out. Are you going to be the list owner?
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