That's a nice little discovery you made there. And in fact I've missed
credit card notices and things like that due to updated email addresses or
over-zealous SPAM filters.
Perhaps given the amount of work that would be and also the fact that we
don't want to SPAM people that simply don't want
I was looking at a changeset someone did on the main OSM site and was trying
to figure out exactly when it was done. What I see is for example: Closed
at:Tue, 17 May 2011 14:16:44 +
So I figured maybe I didn't set my time zone prefs and it's my fault, so I
went into my user settings and
Well that's how *I* map out in the third world. :-) (user donaciano)
Unsurfaced roads are very common and still considered streets, roads, etc...
even the largest highway in the country is unsurfaced for many miles. In
fact I've never even tagged a surface out here since it's normal for
I wonder how frequently something like this happens in some unmonitored
area in the US.
I'm pretty sure it happens all over the place all the time. I'm one of very
few people actively mapping Guyana and just last week this new user stuck a
town in the ocean. So I politely messaged him and
Paul Houle said---
That said, my new strategy for dealing with large dump files is
to cut the file into segments (like 'split') and recompress the
fragments. If your processing chain allows it, this can be a powerful
way to get a concurrency speedup. If more dump files were published
And for Christmas I want a
mobile application for large scale collection of house numbers.
Something like Mapzen POI Collector on the iPhone? I checked, it has house
numbers.
Or you mean a web app?
Perhaps this would make a nice project of the month. Have a list of known
(free) mobile apps
at 6:27 PM, Donald Campbell II
donaciano2...@gmail.com wrote:
And for Christmas I want a
mobile application for large scale collection of house numbers.
Something like Mapzen POI Collector on the iPhone? I checked, it has
house numbers.
If I travel down a street it, I want to be able
I'd just add that depending on your GPS the waypoints may not be in the GPX
files. For example with Garmin GPS devices the Waypoints are stored in the
internal memory and must be extracted using GPSBabel or similar. The GPX
files copied off when in USB Disk mode will only be tracks. So if
There's a few tag adjustments I'd like to try and make in some different
tools.
I don't think this is really a newbie question so I'm asking here.
For example there's a tag I've been using that encodes information useful in
navigation but isn't being used in any renderers. (I'm not mentioning
Yeah that Glittermap is great stuff I gotta thank you for freeing my mind of
the constraints of stuffy boring mapping.
Now I'm thinking of cartoon style maps with text effect scripts run on
Country/City/Town names...
Old fashioned piratey maps with dragons in the water...
Flippin' SpongeBob
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Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 20:33:58 +1000
From: Elizabeth Dodd ed...@billiau.net
To: talk@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] A warning about gates and other barriers
Message-ID: 20100920203358.743e0...@mum-quad
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So if you visit lots of places
I've been working on getting points mapped and shown on an image in an
openoffice document.
I'm asking with the list to see if I can get some ideas or if this is
already done somewhere, perhaps I can avoid reinventing the wheel.
Basically I'm using the method described
.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:45 PM, andrzej zaborowski balr...@gmail.comwrote:
On 7 September 2010 21:42, Donald Campbell II donaciano2...@gmail.com
wrote:
2) Find some sort of online API or website that will let me give it a set
of
points by encoding them into a URL and then download an image
Hello all. I asked this on the newbies list and it didn't get any replies
so now I try on the big-kids list. ;-)
I'm trying to figure out how I can render country outlines preferably
exported to SVG where I can individually color them, and add charts and
figures. I've found some posts talking
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