Sapere Aude
Month: February 2008
If wanted, you may provide a name to a Geohash location, by appending the name to the Geohash itself after a colon. Any underlines in the name will be replaced by spaces, and the name will be displayed in geohash.org, and also used as the default title for GPX downloads and when sending it to Garmin GPS receivers. Here is an example
fun. can you find a hash that is a word and points somewhere interesting?
excellent. less money for adventures
in addition to seeing the local label for a location, you’ll also see an English version of the local pronunciation for Greece, Thailand, Russia, and many cities in Japan.
woohoo. my team just launched this
This change will have a greater impact in the mobile world. I could envision standing on a street corner in NYC and selecting for a grade of restaurant within walking distance. Unfortunately, Google’s reviews don’t account for cost or food preference variables and would still have limited value in this context. Does anyone know if this feature is now available on the iPhone?
very funny and well-written
installed on the blog. i wonder what will happen.
3 agents entered a Starbucks one by one with their own giant desktop computer and CRT monitor. They bought coffee and worked at their computers as if they were laptops.
by the way, that’s audrey plaza.
We, the undersigned, through this letter, protest your irresponsible, unscientific actions, and demand an immediate and unconditional deletion of “Arabian Gulf” from Google Earth. Arbitrarily designating the Persian Gulf as the Arabian Gulf is an irresponsible violation of all historical and International standards and would undermine the integrity of Google Earth.
wow, that is retarded. someone over there must suffer from exceptionally small penises.
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Gregor J. Rothfuss 