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There is a new feature on osm.org: now you can see the date of the last edit by a user directly from the profile page.
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Another case of worldwide vandalism today. It has already been reverted. Please remember that OSM tiles are cached. After such worldwide changes, the tile servers are overloaded and refreshing the tiles may take several hours. Lots of people will see an outdated image of OSM data for a few more hours. @bxl_forever it's funny cause it's true (And no amount of pinned forum posts will ever fix this because "my problem is special" 😄) @bxl_forever Yeah, I noticed it myself while I was explaining OSM to a member of the public. @bxl_forever It's not 50 hours - it's nearer 150! Looking at the last incident, we were still getting people creating tickets around 6 days after the problems had been fixed in the data (but not in that user's browser cache, of course).  In my experience VC bros are not very versatile socially, even professional social. So they gravitate toward men like themselves - privileged, predatory, and emotionally challenged. We're not going to teach them anything, we need to replace them.  the coding habit I'd most like to kick is being reluctant to try a thing and see if it works. I think experience is slowing me down, too often it has worked initially but then that working has turned out to be conditional on other factors I did not apprehend at the time. But also many times the quickest way to understand a system is to actually make it go, not just peer at the circumstantial evidence. A few words and links on OAuth 2, @openstreetmap, Level0, open source ecosystem, @opencage and supporting developers: As of June 9th, the @EuropeanUnion's #OpenData Directive mandates all public high-value datasets be published free of charge and with open licenses, like those from #CreativeCommons. We are providing #climatedata providers no-cost consulting and training for agencies working to meet this goal under our Open Climate Data Project. https://loom.ly/yhuGS5U (Image: https://loom.ly/VFKxX7I) We're pleased to announce that we are now sponsoring @zverik's work on the Level0 #OpenStreetMap editor  I just noticed that https://mapy.cz renders the names of objects in EN *and* local language. For rivers, hills, and mountain ranges, this usually means just one or two names, but for seas, it can be more. Nice. #osm  @mirek oh clever way to handle big seas like the Black Sea! I like how the German OSM community has made a map style that does that too, incl. transliterating non-latin letters It's here! The preliminary conference schedule for SotM Eu 2024 is available, and the tickets can be bought STARTING NOW. Check them out, and see you in Łódź! #SOTMEU #SOTMEU2024 #StateoftheMapEurope #OSM #OpenStreetMap @sotmeu Does the ticketing website produce invoices for a company? Like when I'm paying from a company card, not from my own one, and need an invoice for taxes. OSMCha celebrates ten years with a move to OSM-US, ensuring sustainable development & modern infrastructure. A community effort that was not possible without the support of OpenStreetMap US , Mapbox , Meta & AWS. Read more 🔗: https://ds.io/QA-OSMCha
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 @vantablack I went to go look for it to reblog it, thought I'd share the source: https://www.tumblr.com/renthony/707642059739267072/i-once-held-hands-with-my-husband-at-an-event   @grimalkina “the social safety net was replaced with a bed of spikes so you’d better work even if you can’t” was my first introduction to burnout, conceptually so it’s yet another one of those reflections of the system turned into a conveniently individualizable condition What's some of your favourite photos or images of #OpenStreetMap from the last 20 years? 🙂🤔📸 Help the OSM CWG collect images for the OSM's 20th Birthday party. 🙂🙂 suggest your favorites on the OSM forum: 💬 https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/favorite-photos-and-quotes-about-osm-over-the-last-20-years/113968 NB: Interesting, CC licenced, images can be uploaded to the OSM wiki: 📝 <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org>! Another beautiful example of Irish house numbering. When I got to no. 26, I had to laugh out loud.  @zverik Continued support of OAuth1a was a heavy burden on the osm.org code maintainers. The code was poorly understood and had issues with continued upstream library support. OAuth1 (not 1a) is known insecure. osm.org codebase has been rapidly improving in 2024, some tough choices needed to be made. @osm_tech Sure, I understand that and support your decisions. That tweet wasn't an attack, just a heads-up :) Migration is going relatively fine rn, maybe by mid-June the new Level0 will be up. I know a horrifyingly vast number of people in education circles who are all-in, gung-ho about AI. How do you teach environmental studies while you are supporting catastrophic waste of water & active global warming? How do you teach kids that plagiarism is wrong when you are promoting plagiarism? How do you teach kids that consent is important when you are promoting the wholesale non-consensual unpaid theft of original creators' works?
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  @ShaulaEvans @edutooters let them use AI but only if they have their own LLM with their own public GitHub or bitbucket git repo. If they figure all that out give them an A  @ShaulaEvans I guess people like AI because they don't understand it. I mean, maybe understanding it wouldn't necessarily lead to hating it, but I think it would be impossible to love it when you know what it really is. People who love it are fantasizing. Of course, I use it sometimes myself, but rarely. I found it to be of limited utility. I've used it to generate sample texts whose content doesn't really matter. Maps in the Wild: Paris, immersive experience: Simon Landauer shared this picture from an immersive experience in Paris MapsintheWild Paris, immersive experience https://mappery.org/paris-immersive-experience/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon&utm_campaign=paris-immersive-experience Starting tomorrow, Level0 editor, as well as few lesser-known services such as OSM imagery browser or the Offset Database frontend, will be temporarily non-functional, due to OAuth1 deprecation (see @osm_tech ). I have not migrated my server in time, and it will take up to a month, provided I don't get other urgent tasks. This is on me, for the past half a year I chose to spend my free 4 days a month on getting @everydoor ready for the Summer, not on devops. Sorry. Please go out and map :) @zverik can i offer some help? @zverik Continued support of OAuth1a was a heavy burden on the osm.org code maintainers. The code was poorly understood and had issues with continued upstream library support. OAuth1 (not 1a) is known insecure. osm.org codebase has been rapidly improving in 2024, some tough choices needed to be made. |
@bxl_forever actually really useful!
@bxl_forever The pressure.