I'm with Imabug on this one - I've been using geneweb since forever and haven't any complaints. It imports.ged files too (which seems to be the standard file format for genealogy sw), which is always a good thing.
Being lucky has nothing to do with it if you use OpenStreetMap. Sure you might initially drive down blank space on your GPS/map - but only the once if you upload your traces and data afterwards. If the map is wrong [say a road has been partially destroyed due to road upgrades] you can correct it.
Don't have a GPS and want to join in the fun anyway? Using http://walking-papers.org/ will help - print out the map, draw in what needs to be added and either scan or *post* it and someone will add in that info for you.
Get a linux box with enough serial ports, recompile the kernel with ip forwarding, and write up your chat file. chances are that you'll need to use bind to run an internal nameserver to give the dreamcasts a way to get ip numbers [cos they wont have host files]. This is assuming of course that you can connect dreamcasts to serial ports.
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I'm with Imabug on this one - I've been using geneweb since forever and haven't any complaints. It imports .ged files too (which seems to be the standard file format for genealogy sw), which is always a good thing.
and http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Gpsmid also
I''d also imagine that it helps keep the milestones and deadlines firmly in focus ;-)
Scathing and accurate. I like,
You can also use the free and easy-to-update openstreetmap maps on tomtoms: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/TomTom#Using_OSM_maps_with_TomToms
Being lucky has nothing to do with it if you use OpenStreetMap. Sure you might initially drive down blank space on your GPS/map - but only the once if you upload your traces and data afterwards. If the map is wrong [say a road has been partially destroyed due to road upgrades] you can correct it.
Don't have a GPS and want to join in the fun anyway? Using http://walking-papers.org/ will help - print out the map, draw in what needs to be added and either scan or *post* it and someone will add in that info for you.
Get a linux box with enough serial ports, recompile the kernel with ip forwarding, and write up your chat file. chances are that you'll need to use bind to run an internal nameserver to give the dreamcasts a way to get ip numbers [cos they wont have host files].
This is assuming of course that you can connect dreamcasts to serial ports.
heh, they mumble on about ethics yet mention hacking anc cracking in the one sentence without making a distinction between the two. hi caramba