agreed - it would be really great if you could add it:) or, if you don't feel that you could figure out how to do it, you can also add a note for somebody else to potentially review : http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Notes
of course, no dataset is immune from vandalism/poisoning... but an open one is both available for auditing/monitoring, and also improvable by many more, not just business owners.
i recall reading a summary of all the cases when reported devices were sent to faa or something like that for examination in all of those cases the devices were found to be incapable to cause the described effects, so something else was causing problems, but then passenger devices got blamed
a) too many people fucking shout in their stupid phones. then there are the retards who put the mobile on loudspeaker and hold it near their waist. and shout (this seems to be an american thing, though). b) psychologically, one-sided conversions are more annoying : http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/... c) it's less likely for two unstoppable speakers to sit next to each other. one person will likely get tired. unstoppable idiot will all everybody they know.
i have no idea what he looked like (and him being male, i don't care). i followed the story, though - and it seems to me that the ones "getting tired" are those who benefit from the current copy-lack-of-rights state
one area where opera is MUCH better - handling of a large amount of tabs. ff starts to do scrolling way too soon (even with some extensions). opera's tabs scale down perfectly, even to the point of scaling down those favicons on each tab...
i'm considering a move to firefox, but it just does not work as nicely as opera with lots of tabs and needs 10 extensions for features opera had/has out of the box, like mouse gestures... it will be a complicated move for me.
which is still way more safe than messing with a paper map, trying to find the correct page or unfold an elephant's sheet. i'd hate to see navigation features being deliberately made less usable
true, but parent said "So we had the production servers in a datacentre that were physically disconnected to the internet." - how should that work for products that do not do massive offline data crunching, i do not know...
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http://leafletjs.com/ ?
agreed - it would be really great if you could add it :)
or, if you don't feel that you could figure out how to do it, you can also add a note for somebody else to potentially review : http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Notes
again and again people fail to understand that they are the ones giving this power to a single company. :)
who controls the map ?
or, why the world needs openstreetmap
http://blog.emacsen.net/blog/2014/01/04/why-the-world-needs-openstreetmap/
of course, no dataset is immune from vandalism/poisoning... but an open one is both available for auditing/monitoring, and also improvable by many more, not just business owners.
right. because logic and facts made all religions obsolete long time ago.
look at the reconstruction of that lander video. from nothing to understandable things. i wouldn't be that sure nothing can be obtained
"While honest people most certainly use cars, so do criminals"
so you were saying ?
lufthansa gives free warsteiner. they don't do local fights in the usa yet, though...
hmm, there's something... any airline that allows phonecalls or provides wifi must provide unlimited free alcohol :)
i recall reading a summary of all the cases when reported devices were sent to faa or something like that for examination in all of those cases the devices were found to be incapable to cause the described effects, so something else was causing problems, but then passenger devices got blamed
a) too many people fucking shout in their stupid phones. then there are the retards who put the mobile on loudspeaker and hold it near their waist. and shout (this seems to be an american thing, though).
b) psychologically, one-sided conversions are more annoying : http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/...
c) it's less likely for two unstoppable speakers to sit next to each other. one person will likely get tired. unstoppable idiot will all everybody they know.
were they all prosecuted by one of the most powerful states in the world for a tiny, tiny crime ?
i have no idea what he looked like (and him being male, i don't care). i followed the story, though - and it seems to me that the ones "getting tired" are those who benefit from the current copy-lack-of-rights state
would that be https://support.mozilla.org/en... ?
opera (12) has such a feature, too.
one area where opera is MUCH better - handling of a large amount of tabs. ff starts to do scrolling way too soon (even with some extensions). opera's tabs scale down perfectly, even to the point of scaling down those favicons on each tab...
i'm considering a move to firefox, but it just does not work as nicely as opera with lots of tabs and needs 10 extensions for features opera had/has out of the box, like mouse gestures... it will be a complicated move for me.
opera definitely has sucky areas, but...
a) most other pages/players work
b) vimeo did work some time ago, i even posted a couple videos there myself
youtube works. also, learn the difference between "optimised" and "does not work"
btw, vimeo seems to suck a lot. it mostly does not work on opera
which is still way more safe than messing with a paper map, trying to find the correct page or unfold an elephant's sheet. i'd hate to see navigation features being deliberately made less usable
what about the terminator seeds and other nast practice ?
i suspect that evilness of gmo companies contributes a lot to the attitude.
link to the case and video, please.
If I invent something e.g. patentable, I may not be able to share the details with people, but I am probably going to tell people I have a patent.
patents are supposed to disclose invention in detail - i don't think i'm following your point here
what has communism have to do with this at all ?
maybe a law prohibiting to change part (product) bur not its number would help here a bit
sure. but how do you have backend servers "physically disconnected to the internet." ?
that seems to be either an ignorant claim, or a flamebait :)
true, but parent said "So we had the production servers in a datacentre that were physically disconnected to the internet." - how should that work for products that do not do massive offline data crunching, i do not know...