Vik1ng

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by Vik1ng 12y ago
The street I get is thise one: http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/9428636 And it is not located in Jasper: http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/119636 So is this the right street? Or should the str
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Disney: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/33.81185/-117.91878&lay... http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/28.3690/-81.5488&layers...
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
There are also a lot of great smartphone apps. Select OS scroll down and there is a table which apps allow you to edit: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software/Mobile Pushpin is my favorite for iOS right now,
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
I guess there is a point that the dust will always be around the car. But while driving it does not look like the driver would be affected by it: http://www.ozeninc.com/images/hpc-carmesh-2.jpg
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
But is that public domain data any good? Mappers in the US are still using MapRoulette to clean up Tiger imports etc. I think it's also that many Europeans, especially Germans, are very sceptical of google while in the US google gets a
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We’re 10 today(blog.openstreetmap.org)
183 points by Vik1ng 12y ago|32 comments
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
your page Can't put a rebot.txt on Wikipedia.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
On the other hand it means Uber has to make that money somewhere, probably the other Uber services which mean they rely on taking a big cut out of the fees making them less competitive.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Germany already has such similar services. http://www.mitfahrgelegenheit.de/ etc. Uber is still not legal, because it's commercial. And those services kick out people if they just do it for the money.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Doesn't that seem like a legitimate use of a review site? I could just as much consider it a warning to post that their wine selection is bad. Might be important for people who care about that. If you see it that way then you
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
So you think it is valid to leave a 1 star review for a restaurant, because you don't like the menu posted in their website?
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
But then it's just as valid to write a bad review about a McDonalds restaurant your group of friends decided to go to, because the wine selection sucked.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
10 negative Yelp reviews have been posted today (so far), ouch... What's Yelps policy towards such fake reviews? Obviously most of those people have never been to that place.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
heavy so the big battery pack will not hurt so much in the weight budget. Wrong! Very wrong! More initial weight means more batteries needed in the first places, which means more weight and even more batteries because of that. Red
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
but no one really goes to a sub home. But don't you also target the ads at comments sections of that sub?
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
I'll decide to start taking cabs again If there are any cabs left...
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
So a driver can do nothing if someone gives him a low rating for whatever reason as he doesn't even know it happened?
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
If they see you as a potential client, they'll still try to pick you up off-network. That is just the beginning. Long term this will become a lot more popular both for drivers as well as for customers as they can both get more
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OpenStreetMap – Then And Now (2007|today)(mvexel.github.io)
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
First taxing the sun They never taxed the sun. They taxed people for using the power grid infrastructure.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
But, you know, in Europe, we have a different freedom of speech I would say Europeans in general have a different understanding of freedom. In the US the concept is usually always you have "the freedom to..." whereas in E
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Free speech is guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. And pretty much every European as well as the US has put some limits to it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exce.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Seems disproportionate to me. So much goes in my name and it would be a huge pain in the ass to change it just because a high ranking search result maybe is some stupid forum post by someone else from 10 years ago and the person who ran is
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
Parking yourself isn't that much cheaper. Actually can be even more expensive than $40 a day and right now this robot is only cheaper because you get a special deal. http://www.dus-parken.co.uk/parking-prices.html
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
If you want to help from your PC at home: http://tasks.hotosm.org/
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
So you are saying once it reaches mainstream adoption you risk that the price will start dropping? Seems like a pretty bad road to go down.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
You are completely ignoring that you still have to trust your own security and 3rd party apps and services.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
What's even worse when you have business. We have a pretty long and unique name, yet they only offered companynamede or something like that.
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
showing they're not this kind of person anymore Because every employer will happily give you that chance. Right. Let's invite the guy with a questionable past to an interview and not just the others with a clean record...
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by Vik1ng 12y ago
And that works because they are pretty much irrelevant right now. I doubt they could get aways with no presence in on of their biggest markets, if the reach something like 25-50% market share.

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