Organic Maps is better for “normal” users if you ask me. Osmand is better for pro users but quite clunky.
Organic Maps is better for “normal” users if you ask me. Osmand is better for pro users but quite clunky.
I live in Peru.
I pay 10 PEN ($2.70) and get:
So it all works out at paying around $10 a month for unlimited internet (as long as I download the big things on weekends!)
Any websites or projects showing the 2 sec of audio in a QR code? Sounds cool!
lol no problem! Someone’s gotta do it! 😂
looks dead to me. last post was in july. I agree with the sentiment however.
I will not take slander from someone excited about the cartoon Avatar, or who is keen to discuss its geopolitics. Good day to you from a stuffy old prat!
Ok you know what, you got me. I can’t argue with the part you’ve quoted above. I suppose it doesn’t break any rules on the community.
But yes, basically I don’t like the style or subject to the extent where a simple downvote would just not do and thought I should share my thoughts.
Does anyone know of a community similar to reddit’s /r/museum ?
you can now enter google meet rooms without a google account. i did it last week
a spoon
horrid. can’t believe this is on “traditional art”
Where I live, there is a random collection of buses, all privately operated, with no route maps, no website, and no head office.
This is how I do it with iD and Relatify:
Spotify algorithm pushes artists that pay them to push them to you. Get your recommendations via more organic means if you can. That means blogs, real people. Screw the spotify recommendation slop (and I say this as someone who has spotify premium.)
“A community devoted to in-depth debate on topics concerning digital piracy, ethical problems, and legal advancements.”
Make two POIs. Done.
I reckon if you showed the picture of the giraffe to a human and asked what’s wrong with it, many people wouldn’t notice anything “off” about its coat.
The only multiplayer game I really play is Team Fortress 2. I learnt the mechanics over a decade ago and I understand it. My reflexes aren’t amazing, but I “get it”. I can’t be bothered to learn any new multiplayer game mechanics, so when I want to get online and play a shooter I go for TF2.
Coop games are another matter, but yeah, TF2. My desire to play it comes and goes, but it’s always there waiting for me.
I’m no expert but it’s what I’d go for!
As someone who exclusively uses iD to edit, can you please expand on how exactly RapiD is faster than iD? The AI features seem decent but what else is faster?
Thanks :)