The best way to log on a 60csx is to log direct to the data card. It saves directly to dated GPX files.

The built in save track mechanism on the 60csx is silly, it hugely simplifies the route and as stated drops the timestamps.

Alternatively use GPSBabel to download the active tracklog which isn't simplified.

Wow they set a world record!
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/bikini-battalion-sets-a-record/2007/09/26/1190486383006.html

:-)

DiverCTH,

I think you are refering to my wiki edit. I have now rephrased it a little better.
All contributors will still be asked if they accept ODbL.

The potential adoption of ODbL is far from 'Fait Accompli'.

What are you real issues with ODbL?

- Grant

http://munin.openstreetmap.org/openstreetmap/yevaud.openstreetmap-mod_tile_fresh.html

Spamming a community site is not very friendly.

If I recall last-modified was dropped because apache uses an AND (as per RFC) on subsequent requests supplied with etag and if-modified-since, which was causing much lower hit ratio.

NOTE! Shift-Click on an "edit node" to bring up the changeset.

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Very cool stuff. I am addicted already.

Viva Local Mappers Viva.

Where are you based?

Welcome.

Check out http://www.walking-papers.org/ which are designed for printing, using and annotating.

The OSM Mapnik tiles are 256 colour PNGs to improve their size.
The tile server is CPU bound and currently bandwidth usage is not a problem.

Namibia does look damn impressive.

Hope you had fun collecting the GPS logs.

/ Grant

It is standard text in most Terms. It is nothing to get over excited about. Ask Cloudmade for a clarification, file clarification and then sleep easy at night. :-)

Nice improvement!

planet.osm is compressed using pbzip2, you will likely be able to get slightly faster decompression speed using pbzip2 instead of bzip2.

I am Fake-German :-)

Welcome :)

Cool!

Loving it!