For me, there was never any move to netflix or any streaming. Piracy has always been cheap and convenient, and I don't want to deal with big corps
Also, piracy not popular before 2007? Pirate dvd/cd/vhs/etc stands were a very popular thing, at least around here. There was already a lot of piracy before the internet became popular
Also, a growing number of research papers show that people rarely notice differences in screen resolution beyond 1080p, or even less, depending on screen size and viewing distance, so most people who go for higher resolution are enthusiasts who do so either as a placebo or to brag about it, instead of actual enjoyment. The general public doesn't care
Thanks. Just to better understand it, does older data from osm automatically go to openhistoricalmap, or is it a completely separate project which its own contributors?
How should we approach businesses that closed and another opened in the same building? Should we delete and add another, or should we edit and change the name? Does osm keep records of what was in there before, for hisotrical reasons?
Modern wealth is so boring
For me, there was never any move to netflix or any streaming. Piracy has always been cheap and convenient, and I don't want to deal with big corps
Also, piracy not popular before 2007? Pirate dvd/cd/vhs/etc stands were a very popular thing, at least around here. There was already a lot of piracy before the internet became popular
My hands are attached to my arms, how am I supposed to take them off?!
First time I see digital media ageism lol
Wait, why am I replying to your 5 hours old comment?
And most of the time those screws aren't necessary anyway
Also, a growing number of research papers show that people rarely notice differences in screen resolution beyond 1080p, or even less, depending on screen size and viewing distance, so most people who go for higher resolution are enthusiasts who do so either as a placebo or to brag about it, instead of actual enjoyment. The general public doesn't care
It could be as simple as keeping the edit history and allowing to rollback to a date. I don't see the point in not preserving the data
More than one screen is too overwhelming to me. Too much light, too much information, I get tired too fast
I see. Feels like a missed opportunity on osm to be able to press a point and look for what used to be there
Thanks. Just to better understand it, does older data from osm automatically go to openhistoricalmap, or is it a completely separate project which its own contributors?
How should we approach businesses that closed and another opened in the same building? Should we delete and add another, or should we edit and change the name? Does osm keep records of what was in there before, for hisotrical reasons?
Because it was already ruined
Good point
Thank you!
To be fair, the average person doesn't know what sideloading is, while everyone will look at the map and see the changed name
There's also the trans port!
You mean like lawsuits?
Oh, I have no idea. Just stumbled upon it and thought it was coll enough to share. I didn't know about puredarwin as well, thanks for sharing!
If more countries had their "cheap kickoff" instead of the us brands, the us wouldn't be as powerful and influential as it is today.
If only people resisted the giant us brands by themselves, as a cultural thing...
They're at very preliminary work and I believe they don't have any kind of gui yet. They have a demo vm for playing around: https://github.com/ravynsoft/ravynos/releases/tag/demo-vm