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I was approached by a guy asking me what I was up to, there wasn't any physical
boundaries and I had walked into his back yard effectively, I just said trying
to find the boundary and he pointed it out for me.
Although I thought it was curious that he didn't bother to ask me why I was
trying t
--- On Fri, 31/7/09, b.schulz...@scu.edu.au wrote:
> It may also be worth telling any
> bushwalking or 4WD clubs about the event. They may not be as
> nerdy as computer groups but they are likely to already have
> GPS units and a use for maps.
Would love to, the trouble is lesser nerdy groups
--- On Fri, 31/7/09, ed...@billiau.net wrote:
> My motto is "Do something useful with your GPS"
> I'm at work, and for once its a little quiet (hurray)
> but I'll rewrite that tonight so you can look at another
> version
There is 3 groups of computer users I had in mind:
Noosa Linux Users Grou
--- On Fri, 31/7/09, Roy Wallace wrote:
> I'm guessing you've already checked out the links from
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Recruitment_Poster
> ?
>
> e.g. http://ajr.hopto.org/osm/pr/OSMFlyer-English.pdf
Yup, but I've sort of have 2 conflicting goals here, on one hand I need to
e
> Liz wrote:
>> the Transystem i-Blue 887
>> was bought as photoMate 887
>> successfully connected under bluetooth protocols with Linux and used
>> mtkbabel
>> to obtain the data
>> unsuccessful so far with usb connection as wrong ID by kernel 2.6.27,
>> loading
>> wrong module
>> Accuracy looks go
Liz wrote:
> the Transystem i-Blue 887
> was bought as photoMate 887
> successfully connected under bluetooth protocols with Linux and used mtkbabel
> to obtain the data
> unsuccessful so far with usb connection as wrong ID by kernel 2.6.27, loading
> wrong module
>
Hi Liz,
There's a
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 11:06 PM, John Smith wrote:
>
> Currently thinking of doing up a simple flier and/or text based email to send
> out to clubs/user groups in and around the sunshine coast to promote the
> mapping party to those that may not be aware of OSM, or may have seen the map
> when
Currently thinking of doing up a simple flier and/or text based email to send
out to clubs/user groups in and around the sunshine coast to promote the
mapping party to those that may not be aware of OSM, or may have seen the map
when it was a blank canvas, or to just generate some interest in O
the Transystem i-Blue 887
was bought as photoMate 887
successfully connected under bluetooth protocols with Linux and used mtkbabel
to obtain the data
unsuccessful so far with usb connection as wrong ID by kernel 2.6.27, loading
wrong module
Accuracy looks good
Tiny device about 45 *25*15mm
weigh
I'm still going through all the videos from the SoTM09 and in the presentation
I'm watching at the moment they mention the agency for the WA Govt is putting
their POIs on the web for crowd sourcing, wonder if they'll be free with the
data and submit it to OSM and vice versa...
http://www.vimeo
--- On Fri, 31/7/09, Hugh Barnes wrote:
> Yes (to John), we do need them again since "nine-eleven"
> and all
> that.
You don't keep up then, they recently announced you'd only need a drivers
license to go to and from NZ as NZ flights would be treated as domestic, I'm
just not sure when it c
On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 07:34:52 +1000
Liz wrote:
> ok, I've put my name down.
> it was a 5 minute effort so if they want us we'll be asked and if
> they needed convincing we will have to try again.
>
I think that means you did it, right? If so, well done! Certainly
didn't seem like a 5-minute jo
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