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Ilya Zverev

Tomorrow and on Thursday I'm in Brussels, visitng @europarl_en . Anyone from the city wants to meet for a beer / tea? :) My phone is +37255574267.

Ilya Zverev

🌍🛰️ The Geospatial devroom at FOSDEM is back after a hiatus! We're gathering your geospatial insights for talks on 1-2 February 2025 in Brussels. Whether it's FOSS GIS, geodata visualization, OpenStreetMap, or urban planning, we want to hear from you.

📢 Spread the word, and let's bring the geospatial community together.

Submit your proposals by 1 December 2024!

🔗 Details and submission info here: lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/fos

#FOSDEM #devroom #OpenStreetMap #GIS #Geospatial #FOSDEM2025

🌍🛰️ The Geospatial devroom at FOSDEM is back after a hiatus! We're gathering your geospatial insights for talks on 1-2 February 2025 in Brussels. Whether it's FOSS GIS, geodata visualization, OpenStreetMap, or urban planning, we want to hear from you.

📢 Spread the word, and let's bring the geospatial community together.

Ian Wagner

@edward Wish I could be there, Ed! Sounds like a blast!

Ilya Zverev

@edward Did not expect you to host it this time! See you in Brussels :)

Ilya Zverev

overpass turbo now has a new "wizard" to style results using MapCSS. More on my OSM diary at openstreetmap.org/user/tyr_asd

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Kai Rüsberg :mastodon:

@tyr @fiete
Frage an #OSM bubble:
Kann ich als Layer die hier beschriebenen Aufgaben abbilden, zudem mit einem Interface, dass jeder nutzen kann?

Wesentliche Aufgaben: Events mit Text, Link und Foto sortieren nach
- Zeit / je Jahr, Monat
- vorher definierte Kategorien
- Flächen/ Gebiete

#MappingTheWaterCrisis
ruhrnalist.de/wasserkrise-mapp

TrailStash

@tyr overpass turbo continues to be an inspiration ❤️

Ilya Zverev

So...I'm from Delhi, India, and I love surveying for #OpenStreetMap. I'm a pretty active mapper and I've also done a professional field survey for Médecins Sans Frontières (a.k.a. Doctors Without Borders).

openstreetmap.org/user/contrap

I also like teaching people. In the past one year, I've organized 15+ mapping parties and workshops, where I taught how to use OSM and how to contribute to it.

Could I #GetFediHired to do any of this full time? Open to relocating or traveling.

#boostswelcome

So...I'm from Delhi, India, and I love surveying for #OpenStreetMap. I'm a pretty active mapper and I've also done a professional field survey for Médecins Sans Frontières (a.k.a. Doctors Without Borders).

openstreetmap.org/user/contrap

I also like teaching people. In the past one year, I've organized 15+ mapping parties and workshops, where I taught how to use OSM and how to contribute to it.

Ilya Zverev

A mindblowing set of images of what the flood in #Valencia looks like from space - images of the same region from 8 and 30 October (I've been to the area, this is scary):

▶️ esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/

image credit: USGS, processed by #ESA
images from the US Landsat-8 satellite

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pmonks (330ppm)

@vicgrinberg I was chatting with a good friend who lives in Catalonia about this earlier today, and he mentioned that the river there was diverted south some years back, and then the former course / floodplain extensively developed (roads, houses etc.). He said even at that time there were people saying it was a mistake, and that while this recent rainfall in the mountains was unprecedented, it was probably just a matter of time before something like this was going to happen.

VulcanTourist

@vicgrinberg

Of all the things to over-engineer and over-build, seawalls should be first in the list.

Ilya Zverev

Half-way through infrequently.org/2024/10/platf by @slightlyoff I realized that yes, just this week I published an app that basically wraps around a popular estonian website, making it faster and easier to use on a phone.

Opening a website in a mobile browser, I always get that moment of dread that it has randomly-breaking javascript in it. State and focus are things of the past there.

Ilya Zverev

Also, in case anyone is counting, Starlink is now 63% of all active satellites.

2 out of ever 3 satellites up there now are owned by that awful billionaire. He effectively controls Low Earth Orbit. That should terrify everyone.

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ficima

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#horrormovies
#uspol #uspolitics #kamalaharris #Election2024

(ficima.com)

Tom

@sundogplanets the bright side is, with a five year lifespan, it may be cleared quickly!

Iron Bug
that terrifies astronomers that have serious problems with flying orbital trash.
Ilya Zverev

LLMs are what w3w were for GIS enthusiasts. Now everyone gets to experience our frustration with a harmful technology endorsed by governments.

w3w.me.ss/

#gischat

Ilya Zverev

Recently there was an OSGeo Slovenia conference, and I had an honour to participate online, with a pre-recorded talk instead of flying there and going on stage.

My talk was about Every Door and StreetComplete, and what they can teach UX-wise (lol) proper grown-up surveying apps.

Here is the talk with subtitles:

youtu.be/wxwpeTo7EVg

Ilya Zverev

Show Me The Way is great, but it's mostly good for showing geometry changes.

I wonder if there's anyway to show some of the deeper #OpenStreetMap data? Rather than “Here's a building being drawn” how about “$PERSON added the opening hours to this shop” etc…

en.osm.town/@amapanda/11335691

Simon Poole

@amapanda , for tag changes you could show a popup (tool tip like or so), and leave it up for a couple of secs it takes to animate the geometry (it is likely to be quite irritating for changes made with mapcomplete et al though)..

Ilya Zverev

Me in the mid-1990s, to people thirty years older than me: "This is called a 'file' and this is a 'website'. Let me explain..."

Me in the mid-2020s, to people thirty years younger than me: "This is called a 'file' and this is a 'website'. Let me explain..."

schrotthaufen

@ncdominie @blogdiva I swear, people in their 30s are probably the youngest people who still know how to use a computer…

Ilya Zverev

Quick grayscale map in leaflet with css:

.leaflet-tile{filter:grayscale(100%);}

Ilya Zverev

A murderbot stamping on a human face forever.

scott f: This dystopic scene of identical robocars clogging an entire block to carry maaaybe 1/4 of a busload of people, was posted by a waymo employee who thought it made his company look good. Mike Sims:...
jwz.org/b/ykbK

Jamie Knight

@jwz "We've reinvented traffic jams! We just need 50 billion dollars and a decade of research to finish..."

hackillu

@jwz Man, this is just funny. They're eating glue again.

InsertUser

@jwz TBF that looks a lot like a taxi rank you might see at any big venue.

Ilya Zverev

Alright folks on BitWarden, looks like they are speedrunning Enshitification and moving to proprietary clients and servers, so now is the time to backup/export your credentials and look around for alternatives.

I personally use NextCloud Passwords and NextCloud OTP Manager, but that is not a security endorsement, just what I chose for my family.

github.com/bitwarden/clients/i

Raúl Nanclares 🍜

@Brett_E_Carlock
Thanks for the heads up! It's a shame. It it's.going to be costly, they're probably going to lose the majority of its users.

Ilya Zverev

I wasn’t able to attend the #OpenStreetMap Foundation AGM last night because I had a whole-day affair and the AGM started at midnight my time, but I found the Chair’s less-than-positive report by @grischard, um, interesting: openstreetmap.org/user/Stereo/

(I also know that an outgoing [unnamed, but it’s not hard to find if you know where to look] Board member has already posted their thoughts on Mastodon, LinkedIn, and Facebook hinting at the problem.)

Ilya Zverev

@zverik @simon Exactly! e.g. Vespucci for new buildings and paths and such, StreetComplete for random contributions on the go, etc. 99% of contributions I made with StreetComplete would have never existed without StreetComplete. I wouldn't bother e.g. opening Vespucci to check if stuff is properly tagged. But also: vast majority of stuff I added with Vespucci would have never been added if Vespucci hadn't existed, as I wouldn't bother sitting in front of a computer to add stuff from home.

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