“My recovery has been a long and often frustrating process, and the lingering effects of childhood polio haven’t made it any easier,” McConnell said
He's old enough to have had polio.
“My recovery has been a long and often frustrating process, and the lingering effects of childhood polio haven’t made it any easier,” McConnell said
He's old enough to have had polio.
I almost exclusively edit with JOSM now.
It's intimidating because there is a lot going on and there are a lot of buttons everywhere. That makes it tricky to find what you need.
Take it slow, and only learn the parts that you need to complete your task. Then you can slowly start learning more and more.
The biggest change is that you will have to manually download the area you want to work on. The iD editor automatically downloads where you are zoomed in on. JOSM, you need to click the download button and then select the area.
I find one of the big advantages of JOSM is the shortcuts, and those simply take time to memorize them one by one.
You'll want to make use of plugins, too. Under Edit > Preferences > Plugins, you'll want to select these
building_tools
utilsplugin2
mapwithai
Those provide a lot of helpful tools for working with buildings.
Another thing to be mindful of is the Validator. It's a helpful tool that will automatically check all of the work that you have done to make sure it meets best practices, like if you forgot a tag or if two tags don't match.
It runs when you click upload, and it will only validate the work you have done. If you manually run it, it will validate everything that's been loaded even if you haven't worked on it.
Consider the warnings, but I often find there are a few warnings that don't apply to what I have changed, and they can be ignored. You simply just continue the upload.
I just saw this video a few minutes ago and it seems like a pretty good approach.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=nROKp0BpFek
It looks very similar to a post here from several months ago.
No, the base CLI is pleasing
These two accounts that were automatically assigned when selecting Anonymous didn't work for me.
aurora.oss.ponies@gmail.com
ossaur01@gmail.com
Removing it and selecting Anonymous again got me an account that worked.
EDIT: well that did not last long.
We don't need shitty american cars. Buy Hyundai
Almost all Hyundai's sold in North America are made in Alabama
Which one was the genetic experiment and which one was the side-effect?
I'm sure they are taking it down so it doesn't get vandalised or destroyed, and then will just put it back up later.
That's a valid point I hadn't considered.
It's often cheaper to ship something on a boat and have it travel 15,000km around the continent than it is to send it 3,000km on a train.
Maybe fix the rail industry instead of just putting money in their pocket.
I just did a road trip in an EV and the car's range was greater than the range of our bladders. We stopped more than just our charging stops.
Even the stops where we were just standing around waiting were kind of a nice break from sitting for 3 hours, but that only happened a few times on our 3 week trip. Our longest charging session was only 20 minutes.