If you’re using Strava, this might interest you :)

osm.wiki/Strava#Data_Permission_-_Allowed_for_tracing!

I cycled one a couple of weeks ago, and half its roads weren’t on OSM or Google maps yet.

If you have a GPX, you can use that as a base to start mapping. Street names and other details can come later :)

As I understand it, the TIGER import was a disaster, but at least it triggered (!!!) the creation of the osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines . See also osm.wiki/TIGER_fixup

The last picture is the more complex example you asked for.

Wow, wheres that?

And now I can think of:

osm.org/#map=19/52.513883/13.378676

Have you tried on Plazas that are still not mapped as pedestrian areas, like my own city’s Plaza San Martín?

osm.org/query?lat=-31.416616&lon=-64.183593#map=19/-31.416656/-64.183400

Conversely, it would be nice to see what are the more complex examples you have tried.

In Argentina we have a similar concept, “la plaza”, and we map them as parks. They’re usually whole blocks, with more or less green, and depending on many factors, can only be used by locals or by a wider audience. Granted, in our case they’re not at densely located as your panelak greeneries; there could be many hundred meters between them; see the green rectangles in f.i. osm.org/relation/5167559#map=16/-31.42253/-64.21605

I don’t think how many people use them or where they come from should make a difference; the fact is that I’m passing by and decide to use it, I’m free to do it.

But then, I’m not a local, just an opinion from an are that has similar amenities.

Nice work. Maybe it would be a good idea to remove the phone from the text and the screenshot?

Hi, I have the impression you wanted to upload a GPX trace. It’s not here in the diaries, it’s here:

osm.org/traces/new

I did more modifications on my side, I collapsed both queries into a single one, and now there’s no wait between objects :) Also, any key for any table. Will try to merge these tonight.

``` #! /usr/bin/env python3

import os import sys

import psycopg2

def main(): db = psycopg2.connect(dbname=’europe’) cursor = db.cursor()

cursor.execute(f'''
    SELECT
        count(*) AS count,
        {sys.argv[2]},
        array_agg(osm_id)
    FROM planet_osm_{sys.argv[1]}
    WHERE
        {sys.argv[2]} IS NOT NULL
    GROUP BY {sys.argv[2]}
    ORDER BY count ASC
''')

while (data := cursor.fetchone()) is not None:
    # print(data)
    count, tag, osm_ids = data
    print(f"next {count}: {tag}")

    for osm_id in osm_ids:
        ans = input(f'Ready for {osm_id}? ')
        if ans != 'n':
            if osm_id < 0:
                # in rendering DBs, this is a relation
                os.system(f"librewolf -P default 'https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?relation={-osm_id}'")
            else:
                os.system(f"librewolf -P default 'https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?way={osm_id}'")

if name == ‘main’: main() ```

The edits are by hand, there is no automation there, just finding “bad” values.

Ahí lo puse como path, que sería sendero. Si es otro tipo de vía, por favor cámbiala. Además le puse un vado en el punto donde cruza el arroyo al principio, si había un puente, tratá de ponerlo. Sino contanos un poco mejor y lo arreglamos entre varios.

As LordGarySugar mentions in another entry, “the best way to report vandalism in the future is by emailing data@openstreetmap.org with details of the changes you think are vandalism”.

you definitely don’t want to parse all root certs on startup

it’s ~145 certificates, this takes long? Maybe it makes more sense to store them in a more easily parseable format? CER maybe?

Just be aware that you are permitting more connections than the browsers will

But that’s exactly what they want, because the system where the trust store is, well, stored, is immutable, so the trust sore slowly rots.

Maybe you could just copy over the trust store from for instance Firefox or any of the forks you might trust.

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/security-group/certs/policy/

https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/security/nss/runbooks/rootstore.html#root-store-consumers

Or maybe their downstream equivalents in your distro or curl.

Rebienvenue!

Wow, qué laburazo. Me saco el sombrero :)

And thank you for help up! Every node counts!

And pretty complete too! Feel free to add any other places you like :)

Yes, there is a big difference between a tracker (a site that can see all the sites you visit) and a site’s internal analytics (which, yes, tracks you what you do in the site itself). The former is definitely bad, and we can have a discussion about the second, but sites need to know how people go though their site, and if they’re not using a recognizable tool like Matomo, they most probably have their own internal ways to do the same (Matomo is just convenient because its off the shelf).