hyperknot

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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Hi! Would a PDF export be good for your print / email case? About square area, do you mean to calculate the area in square kilometres and display it for polygons? You should be able to edit a polygon once it's placed, just click t
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Thanks, totally makes sense! I'll try to implement it like this!
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   I see, so you would like to have the option to override the basemap by an URL parameter before sharing! Noted.
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   What kind of distance tool would you use for your running team? We have one built in, where once finishing a track you can save it's length on the right side. It's only in metric units at the moment. Would you like to have points
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Sorry, it's a different error, I've just found out, your password should be at least 8 characters in length, is it possible that you are trying a shorter one?
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Thanks! Yes, position is definitely on our list, as well as to linking to individual points. Can you explain how would you use the basemap in the URL bar? If you select a basemap on your own map, it'd be saved so there is no need to ov
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Sorry, it was on my todo list, I'll update them as soon as possible!
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   Sorry, the "contributors" word was missing, I've updated the footers. On all the 3rd party maps I've used whatever was required in their guidelines.
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   by hyperknot 11y ago

   I'm sorry to hear that this bug is still present. I've tried to diagnose it so many times, but it only happens randomly and only when running through CloudFlare. I believe that at the core of the issues is that some requests arriv
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Hi, I made MapHub. There is nothing I have against open sourcing parts or the full MapHub product, but it's a very delicate decision, so I'd like to wait and think more about it. Would a GitLab like business model make it more at
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Hi! Yes, definitely possible! Actually, if you go to the basemaps tab in the right side, you can find some specialised basemaps, for example Thunderforest / Transport has a great visual style for train and metro lines. Now, talking abo
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Hi, I made MapHub. So MapBox I believe is targeting developers to create custom map solutions, not simple users who would like to share a list of favourite hiking trails, make a guide for their neighbourhood or just insert an embed on a web
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    Show HN: MapHub – A Google My Maps Alternative, Based on OpenStreetMap Data(maphub.net)

    244 points by hyperknot 11y ago|81 comments
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    Hetzner: NVMe SSD servers(hetzner.de)

    3 points by hyperknot 11y ago|0 comments
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    I think one of the reasons is that they only have a small number of datacenters, have a small number of (very friendly) staff and are not going after the mass market like DO, and I guess they don't spend anything on marketing.
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Not a huge company like DO, but iwStack [1] provides a SAN backed cloud, with selectable KVM/XEN instances, custom ISO and virtual network support. The prices are similar to DO. [1] http://iwstack.com/
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    If you have any problem with loading the page, here is the direct link to the MP4: https://s3.amazonaws.com/hi8/v/2015-08-03.mp4
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    You only need to restart when there is a kernel update, and the frequency of kernel updates depend heavily on the distro used. Debian stable, for example, although using ancient versions of the packages, is a great OS for such a use case, a
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    The bugfixes of today are the legacy standards of tomorrow(medium.com)

    7 points by hyperknot 11y ago|0 comments
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    While not a GitHub UI feature, isitmaintained.com [1] comes close to providing a quick overview about a project's status. When choosing open source libraries, I always go there first: [1] http://isitmaintained.com/
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    One alternative, which I haven't tried either is Planet Labs [1]. They use dozens of tiny satellites instead of a few big ones, and their quality is not yet up to DigitalGlobe, but they are a startup and hopefully are much more open to
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    reliablesite.net, 100tb.com (bit expensive, unless you need the bandwidth) are two good ones.
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    About using the selective sync dialog: it takes me about 5 minutes to just load the folder list in the GUI, and it's on a quad-core Macbook Pro with 120 Mbps internet. I believe a perfect solution for power-users would be a support for
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Does anyone have any knowledge about Wappalyzer? I cannot find it on this list, but it requests an inject.js on every webpage, even if the anonymous data sending is switched off in options. It's quite a popular and valuable extension f
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    I believe that Coursera courses are popular exactly because they only allow watching archives if you have signed up before. What I mean is people sign up to a large number of courses, just for being able to view the course any time in the f
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    I haven't yet upgraded, just trying to understand it first. I've made a thread in the official forum, hopefully it'll get clarified. https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/default-repository-change...
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    by hyperknot 11y ago

    Thanks for this information! It's strangely missing from the release and the comment in the /etc file. Do you know how are the security updates propagated to quarterly branch? Are they backported till the latest Q release and ship