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Excellent writeup. Thank yiu for showing the details step by step.

Thanks! I'm glad people appreciated seeing my process for this silly little project

Is it a beeb or a beep? Might be a type-o on the main page

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Awesome you knew their names! I have connected with Bryce through his development of Go Map!! For open street maps.


They are celebs in windows security. Mark's name is synonymous with windows internals, he wrote the definitive textbook.


And he also is the one that uncovered the Sony CD rootkit fiasco.

Darn I'm getting old.


Bj-skys.s3z - i havent heard in years. Excellent choice in the demo video and thanks for serving up on your nuc server! https://a.ocv.me/pub/demo/music/chiptunes/#af-bd94d434


My heart goes out to you fellow parent - work hard to get the help needed and through the difficult time.


Moved to nordic nRF52840 based system (RAK) because of the 9mA average draw to run Meshtastic for LoRa radio at 900mhz. Longest link so far from flat land is about 40 miles. Moving up the mountain to see what improved line of site can do.

Nordic chip is super impressive and power efficient compared to ESP32


Another vote for Go Map!! Developer is ex Microsoft sysinternals guy. I have been a beta tester for years. Love the app for quick edits in the field.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Go_Map!!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/go-map/id592990211


I map many trails on osm from personal site surveys and a combination of sat imagery and my gpx files. No way google is doing that because there is no one to steal the data from. It was me, the enthusiast that put it in osm directly. That’s just me and the trails I load tho. Example - Latest was short one at monkeyface falls. https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/34.098058/-116.955639


I hike on trails in New Mexico, and I find the existing trail data on osmand/OSM to be astoundingly accurate. I had concluded that NSF/BLM must have data.

So few people hike these trails that I do not believe they were entered one by one. The one "trail" I hiked that was entered by someone I deleted later that day, because it should not have been shown as a trail.


long time editor of osm here. what you describe is what the rapid [1] editor from meta does where user is forced to manually select objects overlayed sat imagery. is limited to 50 objects before user must push. a great method i think

[1] https://rapideditor.org/


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