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Posted: Mar 18, 2022 - 11:44am
rgio wrote: It is working again....but I had some issues a while ago. We were looking at our API's to test data being pulled from our embedded maps, and multiple people were getting stuck. It's working again now, but was down most of the morning.

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Posted: Mar 18, 2022 - 11:32am
Red_Dragon wrote: Is Google Maps down for everyone or just me? It is working again....but I had some issues a while ago. We were looking at our API's to test data being pulled from our embedded maps, and multiple people were getting stuck.

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Posted: Mar 18, 2022 - 11:09am
Red_Dragon wrote: Is Google Maps down for everyone or just me? Works for me...

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Posted: Mar 18, 2022 - 10:14am
Is Google Maps down for everyone or just me?

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Posted: Feb 18, 2020 - 2:16pm

miamizsun wrote:

a question posed online

what does google maps do when the tectonic plates do the moving?

or how do they react/tweak if at all?

Australia is having to change it's coordinate system again because the continent has drifted about 1.8 m northeast

"The key thing to remember is that, in order to be reliable, location information must be identified by the datum as well as the coordinates."

In 2020, a driverless tractor using satellite positioning to work a paddock mapped under GDA94 will need to know the paddock and its national coordinates have moved 1.8 m since GDA94 was established.

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Posted: Feb 18, 2020 - 2:08pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: Head south and after you are done calibrating your satellite, swing by Love's Travel Stop for all your snacking needs

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Posted: Feb 18, 2020 - 12:25pm

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Posted: Jan 29, 2020 - 6:39am
Legacy, huh? In his own mind. ScottFromWyoming wrote: <span id="selection-marker-start" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span><span id="selection-marker-end" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span>

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Posted: Jan 29, 2020 - 6:18am
a question posed online what does google maps do when the tectonic plates do the moving? or how do they react/tweak if at all?

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Posted: Jan 15, 2020 - 7:34am
ScottFromWyoming wrote: <span id="selection-marker-start" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span><span id="selection-marker-end" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span>

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Posted: Jan 15, 2020 - 7:17am
<span id="selection-marker-start" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span><span id="selection-marker-end" class="redactor-selection-marker">ï»¿</span>

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Posted: Jan 18, 2018 - 11:55am
haresfur wrote: If you run over a cyclist, be sure to bury the evidence. Around here they dare you to hit them. 10 wide on a two way street? I dare you!

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:57pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: If I find myself in Bergen, I think I'd consider that a bargain $977 for the week (one way). I had an acquaintance who did the trip twice. He loved it.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:50pm
haresfur wrote: Probably better to take the ferry from Bergen then hitch-hike. If I find myself in Bergen, I think I'd consider that a bargain $977 for the week (one way).

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:46pm
Lazy8 wrote: 2400 kilometers—about 1500 miles. Goddam Google goin' all international and stuff. I said NEVER DO THAT.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:44pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: I'd like to visit but I don't like pickled fish... If you want to go to the bird-lookout platform from Oslo without leaving Norway, it's only a 2500-mile trip. I've been in and around Copenhagen, Denmark (wonderful place) but never up into the rest of Scandinavia. I have a feeling the farther north one goes the more pickled fish becomes a culinary staple.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:44pm
Cathedral of the Northern Lights, Alta, Norway. Not a Frank Gehry creation. Titanium cladding.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:44pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: If you want to go to the bird-lookout platform from Oslo without leaving Norway, it's only a 2500-mile trip. 2400 kilometers—about 1500 miles.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:43pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote: I'd like to visit but I don't like pickled fish... If you want to go to the bird-lookout platform from Oslo without leaving Norway, it's only a 2500-mile trip. Probably better to take the ferry from Bergen then hitch-hike.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2018 - 1:29pm
Proclivities wrote: I have a friend who moved from NY to Oslo in the late 1980s for some sort of "temporary" job in the music industry - he's still there - married, Norwegian citizen, etc. I hear from him on FB once in a while. I'd like to visit but I don't like pickled fish... If you want to go to the bird-lookout platform from Oslo without leaving Norway, it's only a 2500-mile trip.

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