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by stereo 4y ago
Note that the {s} part is for backwards compatibility, and that https://tile.openstreetmap.org is enough, or maybe even a tiny bit faster, now that we have http 2.
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by stereo 4y ago
The anti-reflective coating expands and contracts differently with heat than the plastic lens underneath. A big temperature difference will cause it to crack. So don't use ice cold water, use water that's at room temperature, whic
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by stereo 4y ago
My he.net ipv6 tunnel adds about 2ms of latency on average, which I can totally live with.
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by stereo 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220419055458/https://publica.o...
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by stereo 4y ago
Which judge, which misconduct?
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by stereo 4y ago
The 1977 camera mentioned halfway through the video might have been the first consumer camera that superimposes the date, but it was common for aerial photos to have metadata like that added to the margins, like https://map.geopo
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by stereo 5y ago
Don't move around that much? Classic mistake. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD8I6SG_DAU
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by stereo 5y ago
The pianos.pub could be an osm editor that just edits pianos, based on https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/MapComplete
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by stereo 5y ago
The large advantage is that the wheels are very light, and spin up with little inertia. On my Brompton, I break away from red lights instantly, faster than road bikes.
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by stereo 5y ago
Yes! Decode the base64, run through mozjpeg, re-encode. For PNGs, I've had the best results on average with pngwolf-zopfli: https://github.com/jibsen/pngwolf-zopfli
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by stereo 5y ago
It will be hard to delete all of these points if Google doesn't cooperate. Instead, Ukrainians should massively add thousands of fake and duplicate points. Got a cousin in the countryside who needs their field ploughed? Call in a Russi
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by stereo 5y ago
Apple could and should run this as part of their compression routine. They should also optimise images - it's very common for apps to bundle images that can be shrunk without any quality loss. ImageOptim is a decent tool to throw your
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by stereo 5y ago
Deborah's first tweet: He only harassed me inappropriately, via text and a few times physically, many years ago in #CCCB Glad that won't happen again. Reply: Sven Guckes was one of the great evangelists of the German open source s
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by stereo 5y ago
12.2.1, latest everything.
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by stereo 5y ago
I'm getting an error about the SwingSet2 app being damaged when opening on macOS. Looking at it with Signet, I get: SwingSet2 Installer-1.0.5_255W/SwingSet2 Installer-1.0.5_255W.app error -67023 invalid resource directory (directo
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by stereo 5y ago
I use jpackage to build native bundles for JOSM, an editor for the OpenStreetMap project. As others have pointed out, one of the biggest shortcomings is that you have to use a Mac to build a Mac bundle, etc. https://github.com&#x
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by stereo 5y ago
I've used github actions to build jpackage Mac binaries for open source software.
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by stereo 5y ago
We're talking about Dubai, which is probably one of the brightest places in the world at night.
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by stereo 5y ago
The EU-style vaccination certificates can be locally verified. No data goes to the cloud, and the software is, for many countries, open source.
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by stereo 5y ago
Are the lua scripts where you'd customise what gets filtered and kept? The demo map on the website shows 'City of Westminster' where I'd expect London, 'Salford' in Manchester, and 'Wolverhampton' in
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by stereo 5y ago
Yes, the ODbL is indeed built like that.
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by stereo 5y ago
It applies everywhere. The protection in it is in multiple ways, and the database protection has been quite useful in the past. It's always good to have more than one string to your bow. Database protection is the biggest reason for mo
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by stereo 5y ago
Text if you don't want to visit Facebook: Summary: Python is 1.3x faster when compiled in a way that re-examines shitty technical decisions from the 1990s. ELF is the executable and shared library format on Linux and other Unixy syst
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by stereo 5y ago
City dwellers disproportionately pay for a lot of the infrastructure used in rural areas, where lower densities increase costs. Highways, postal services, utilities, etc. get charged the same, but cost less to deliver or are used less by ci
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by stereo 5y ago
It will be a lot less popular once British people arriving in the EU receive the same treatment and get told that this is what they voted for.
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by stereo 5y ago
The real border is in the treaty. They describe geographical features that have sometimes moved ("the river x"), don't exist anymore ("the big oak tree") or take a lot of time to rediscover ("the field belongin
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by stereo 5y ago
Android apps can quite easily be decompiled to reverse engineer protocols like that. It would probably have been quicker than sniffing the Bluetooth packets and interpreting them.
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by stereo 5y ago
In the case of France, there are some low hanging fruits. The two main airports in Paris, which are also the country's main hubs, are connected to the train network. But to transfer from most of Paris's train stations to the airpo
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by stereo 6y ago
I'm one of the report authors, and was elected to the OpenStreetMap Foundation board one year later. One candidate thought that the OSMF shouldn't ever choose who gets to be a member. We respectfully agreed to disagree. The other
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by stereo 6y ago
Territorial waters extend 12 nautical miles (22 km) from a coastline. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_t...

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