wakeupcall

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1. 151.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   Bing/Google are used as a backend by many of these. Kind of worrying.
2. 152.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   I've been using kagi after requesting an invite, which is something I usually don't even bother doing. Mostly because I'm extremely disappointed by queries not matching my search terms in all major engines - so I have essenti
3. 153.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   If I'm not mistaken, wasn't Clean closed source and commercial for a long time? I was very interested years ago, but I kept on thinking that without opening up it would eventually just fade into oblivion and never went beyond the
4. 154.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   As I wrote, but to make it a little bit more explicit, the centerpoint moved as you panned. The vectorial stream was performed directly in WGS84. This allows to have of a country like Germany in view with very little distortion. As the zoom
5. 155.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   Before Google steamrolled the competition with free maps around 2010, streaming vectorial maps were quite a big thing in EU. I completely forgot the names of the big players in the area, however the maps were rendered on the client after be
6. 156.▲
   by wakeupcall 5y ago

   As a maintainer of several OSS projects, I could work full time on them and have time for nothing else. Yet, I'm pretty sure that even if these projects would be 100x more popular, the donations I would receive wouldn't even pay m