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by habi 4y ago
True, sorry. I just looked at the site on my mobile. Also no luck on eBay for me... If my memory serves me good, then a https://www.amazon.com/i-gotU-GT-120-Travel-Logger-Software/... should also do the trick.
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by habi 4y ago
What a blast for the past! I still have a functioning Wintec GPS tracker which I bought in 2007. One battery lasts for some days, I have multiple batteries… It’s barely larger than a pack of matches. Currently they sell This model here h
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by habi 4y ago
> I noticed the height of quite a few buildings in Ft Worth, Texas is also wrong. They render buildings that are missing `height` or `building:levels` data in OSM with 3 levels by default. So you could add this data to OSM to make it ren
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by habi 4y ago
Mapping can be very opinionated, but sending angry private messages to people genuinely trying to make the map better is definitely not necessary.
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by habi 4y ago
Do as the others said here. Sometimes one can find specific local communities here, too: https://openstreetmap.community/
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by habi 4y ago
Every item on OSM (node, way, relation) is versioned and has a history. If you can link us to your changes I’m happy to try to help find out why your change was reverted. Usually that’s only the case for blatant errors, copying from proprie
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by habi 4y ago
EverDoor uses https://github.com/openstreetmap/id-tagging-schema to facilitate mapping, meaning some suitable tags to the main tag are automatically suggested.
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by habi 4y ago
> I’ve been using Maps.Me, which is great. I heavily suggest to switch to https://organicmaps.app/ , which is a maintained fork of Maps.me, without user tracking and the whole wallet shenanigans.
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by habi 4y ago
It runs on iOS, too.
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by habi 4y ago
What do you want to scan?
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by habi 4y ago
> Is the software separate from the hardware, or coupled? Usually bundled for the user, but can be completely separated. > Good resolution is also important. Say I want to analyze something the size of a can of soup and get to tens o
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by habi 4y ago
What is 'good' tomography? High resolution, fast scanning or only imaging a certain kind of samples? I presume you're not scanning biological material with such a high acceleration voltage, so I'd look into NDT systems f
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by habi 4y ago
They don't mention anything on their website, but I guess - from looking at their machine - that they use an x-ray source which goes to the range of 150kV, since they also show larger items with more metal volume being scanned. *source
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by habi 4y ago
Every Door is by Zverik, and it’s very good!
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by habi 4y ago
Absolutely not! Google forbids copying map data, you could make OpenStreetMap liable. Once detected all such additions to OpenStreetMap will be reverted.
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by habi 4y ago
https://organicmaps.app/ Can search for „groceries“ around you and shows the opening hours of any shops (that have added the data to OpenStreetMap)
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by habi 4y ago
OSM builds on verifiability. If there is nothing there ‘on the ground‘ anymore it should not be mapped.
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by habi 4y ago
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I run an instance of https://www.monicahq.com on Heroku, which I use about once a week. Transferring it to fly.io was a breeze and I'll happily pay the $0.02 per GB of outbound data
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by habi 4y ago
The "xray scan and digital unfolding" has been solved. Here's a short video about the process https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GduCExxB0vw and here's the related publication: https://www.scienc
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by habi 4y ago
> open your door without looking if a cyclists is coming from behind, Once you learn about the https://www.dutchreach.org it's hard to forget it. It helps to avoid the not-looking-for-cyclists problem :) (It might even h
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by habi 4y ago
Lost it at 'steering wheel'. Very funny!
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by habi 4y ago
- Triest is mapped with several names ( https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/179180 ), ‘Trieste’ being the standard one. - Naples is mapped with many names ( https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4
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by habi 4y ago
> I still wonder at which point we can use machine learning to auto-extend OSM maps based on satellite images. There’s https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/RapiD which helps users to add features based on AI predicti
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by habi 4y ago
Here's a bit more information: https://github.com/matkoniecz/illegal-use-of-OpenStreetMap/b...
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by habi 4y ago
Mapbox is known to discard the necessary attribution to OSM. The guidelines for OSM are clear: https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright
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by habi 4y ago
cycle.travel is the best, thanks (also here :) ) for making it!
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by habi 4y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31734136
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by habi 4y ago
There's a lot of paid editing in OSM; see here for a diary post of a researcher working on it: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/Jennings%20Anderson/diary...
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by habi 4y ago
> CAT scanners have an X-ray source, and a linear detector array mounted opposite each other on a ring that spins continuously as you are moved through the scanner. Just a nit-picky detail; in human CT scanners it's usually a (linea
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by habi 4y ago
No, if I don’t set it that high the volume is much lower than the system volume.

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