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by kirchhoff 13y ago
$('*').filter(function(){if($(this).css('background-image').indexOf('black.png') != -1) return true}).remove();
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by kirchhoff 13y ago
http://ricostacruz.com/jquery.transit/
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by kirchhoff 13y ago
Reminded me of the Seiko Thermic, a wristwatch powered on the same principle.
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by kirchhoff 13y ago
Nice job, like the minimalist UI.
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by kirchhoff 13y ago
Instantica loads the first Google search result for each search term, as you type it. This also works as a sort of 'instant search' for most websites. e.g. "Man of Steel trailer" "IMDB gattata"
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
This is a simple project I created - it loads the first Google result (in an iframe) for the search term you enter, as you enter it. As Google have extensively indexed almost every content heavy site, this works as a kind of instant search
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Seems similar to AeroFS.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Echoing out all the DB info for me, then this; Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp() in /home/ahmetalpbalkan/ahmetalpbalkan.com/blog/wp-blog-header.php on line 14
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
While your second point (colder climate) is correct, suggesting that UK residents are too 'poor' to afford air conditioning is way off the mark.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Best to check for the existence of _gaq before pushing elements into it, or the user might get a reference error.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
I have no iOS device to test unfortunately - difficult to debug!
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Yes. You can tell by the about box - I lazily use the same style for every project!
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Actually, I'm also the creator of MapCrunch.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
"the white house" also works.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
The Street View lookup seems to favour interior views - sometimes this works well (search for "tate modern"), and other times not..
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
It is using the standard Google Maps API (version 3).
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
It would seem so, but the limit is quite generous and you only have to pay if you exceed it for a prolonged period of time.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
You can zoom the map out to cover any area you like, including the whole world!
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
There's also a random button which shows random views from within the current map.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Some places you might find interesting: scott's hut shackleton's hut Itsukushima Shinto Shrine
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
That's strange as the generated links are only designed to contain alphanumeric characters - the link didn't work because the regex rejected the hyphen. I've changed it now - does the link correspond to the correct location? If not, please
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Show HN: Instant Google Street View(qsview.com)
412 points by kirchhoff 14y ago|101 comments
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Love the simplicity of the design.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
I know it's not original content, but if he is collecting and republishing interesting images that other people have spent their time looking for (rather than trawling through Street View himself), then he should credit the source. I run su
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
See my comment above. The sites where the pictures were originally found generally have a link to Google Maps for each image.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
These pictures are all taken from other Google Street View gallery sites, with the location information removed and the source uncredited.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Thanks, this is very useful.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
Not in all cases. Distances of such length are almost always measured in miles here.
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
notesure.com
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by kirchhoff 14y ago
I built something very similar a few months ago http://www.newsola.com

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