Joni [mailto:alex.j...@robcon.ro]
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 5:34 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Users Locations
I hacked the map some more, and now the markers should only
be visible to registered users.
So if you're not signed in, you can't see any data
On the other hand, people concearned about revealing info about themselves
are not forced to enter any data they don't like.
Entering only the city, area, country should be enough to put a pin on the
map.
This seems like the obvious solution to me. If anyone wished to visit, they
would still
Hello Ian,
I wonder what treasures you are sitting upon on your piece of property in
Suffolk. As for my part, I'm very grateful to Alex and others to have made
this view of the world transparent to all users. If someone wants to spot
me it costs him only a line in Telefonbuch.de and Maps and
I have to agree with Aaron, a job well done!
I think we are the lucky guys. User density in England and the
Netherlands is higher (per square mile) than in he US :-)
There are 408 registered users on linuxcnc.org but still less than 60
users on the map so there is still some work to do - for the
Peter Blodow wrote I wonder what treasures you are sitting
upon on your piece of property in
Suffolk.
Hi Peter,
No use looking for me in Suffolk - I'm in Sheffield, South
Yorkshire.. the one that's famous for the world's best
cutlery, knives and steel !! You would also have to look
quite
I hacked the map some more, and now the markers should only be visible to
registered users.
So if you're not signed in, you can't see any data (except the data we
publish, like the EMC Fest location for this year).
We can also add other markers (NAMES maybe? or any other emc events..).
If you're
Winter event - Cabin Fever in York, PA every January or so.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 5:34 PM, Alex Joni alex.j...@robcon.ro wrote:
I hacked the map some more, and now the markers should only be visible to
registered users.
So if you're not signed in, you can't see any data (except the data
into the system.
Steve Stallings
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From: Alex Joni [mailto:alex.j...@robcon.ro]
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 5:34 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Users Locations
I hacked the map some more, and now the markers should only
Alex,
Thank you for your work. This is an awesome feature!
Sincerely,
Patrice
Portland, OR
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On 11 Apr 2009 at 23:04, Alex Joni wrote:
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions people had ([1],[2]), and added some
extensions
to the website www.linuxcnc.org:
SWEET!
You should see the flags on the map now...
John
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From: John Thornton [mailto:jet1...@semo.net]
Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2009 9:03 AM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller EEMC
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Users Locations
On 11 Apr 2009 at 23:04, Alex Joni wrote:
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions
To: Enhanced Machine Controller EEMC
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Users Locations
On 11 Apr 2009 at 23:04, Alex Joni wrote:
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions people had ([1],[2]), and added some
extensions to the website www.linuxcnc.org:
SWEET
will work to fix it.
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From: Steve Stallings steve...@newsguy.com
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 11:43:19
To: 'Enhanced Machine Controller \(EMC\)'emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Users Locations
OK, it is working well, now
Steve Stallings wrote:
OK, it is working well, now could we have the sign in
on the main page give a clue to uninformed visitors
as to why they might want to register and sign in?
More particularly - why would anyone want to give out such
detailed information on an unsecure registration page
Ian W. Wright wrote:
Steve Stallings wrote:
OK, it is working well, now could we have the sign in
on the main page give a clue to uninformed visitors
as to why they might want to register and sign in?
More particularly - why would anyone want to give out such
detailed information on an unsecure
Alex Joni wrote:
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions people had ([1],[2]), and added some extensions
to the website www.linuxcnc.org:
All of the above should work as advertised, but treat the service as a
beta-test.
Not just cool, but it
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions people had ([1],[2]), and added some extensions
to the website www.linuxcnc.org:
1). Now you can subscribe as an user to www.linuxcnc.org (already registered
users should log in to update their profile data).
When you
On Sat, 2009-04-11 at 23:04 +0300, Alex Joni wrote:
Hi there.
Some quick update about this thread.
I followed the suggestions people had ([1],[2]), and added some extensions
to the website www.linuxcnc.org:
Thank you Alex. It worked for me. Way cool.
Kirk
Possibly because it doesn't work well with Linux systems! I tried it,
when it first comes up you see a satellite view for a couple seconds,
then the whole thing goes white. If you refresh the view, it starts
panning all over, and seems that you have no control over what it is
doing.
Paul and I tried our own map at linuxcnc.org but keeping it up was a
real PITA. OTOH I've seen our content drift through a number of
different services while they tried and failed to find viable business
models.
I keep wishing that someone would invent web software (wiki-map) rather
than web
What about posting a section / page on the WIKI site of users who would not
mind having someone contact them for a visit now and then.
It could be sectioned off by country, region or state.
Jim Combs - Lexington, Ky
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Subject: [Emc-users] Users Locations
What about posting a section / page on the WIKI site of users who would
not
mind having someone contact them for a visit now and then.
It could be sectioned off by country, region or state.
Jim Combs - Lexington, Ky
Great idea.
Might be nice for regional gatherings.
Time to point to http://www.frappr.com/emc2 again, there's a nice map of
EMC2 users - but are there really only two users in the whole of the
Netherlands? We're not that small a country !?
Cheers,
Rob
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 9:43 PM, Jim Combs
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links, personal information, etc.
Let me know if
Gentlemen,
I will be happy to add my information and welcome visitors at any time.
Stuart
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Rob Jansen r...@myvoice.nl wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we
Rob Jansen wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links, personal information,
Jon Elson wrote:
Rob Jansen wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links,
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