Software engineer at Atlassian. Violinist, transit & public spaces advocate, dancer, OpenStreetMap contributor. Follow me on Mastodon at link in my name above.
@pascal_n Do you have a Mastodon account? I'm very interested in sharing your posts there. I find there's a large open source and geospatial community there, whether on https://t.co/F2yitjFgP2 or https://t.co/HaMFWGXbjj
@mapguy Hi James, do you have a Mastodon account? I notice your contact page says you're on Mastodon but it doesn't link or show a server (https://t.co/GmpZFg26rD).
Keen to share your articles there!
A reminder that I no longer use Twitter - I'm frequently posting/replying on Mastodon and there are lots Sydney urban planning conversations there you're missing out on! Link on bio & website - Twitter downranks posts with links, something Mastodon does not do.
@BicycleAdagio Any chance you're interested in joining Mastodon? I would love to follow you there rather than Twitter. There's a pretty solid community of urbanists/cyclists too!
@thomasuthaug @walksydney1 Ah no - is that on a laptop or desktop? I haven’t tested/designed it for mobile. It may also just be overloaded with traffic from Hacker News!
I hope this open data, map and photographs encourages and enables further public discussion, such as where problematic panels are located, and what role large format outdoor advertising has on Sydney’s streets.
The ref code is on a silver coloured metal plaque on the inside of one of the legs. Some screens are missing a ref code – I am unsure what the development approval status of these are.
I recently wrote a blog about the opening of The Drying Green, a new public park in Green Square.
I created orthoimagery and a 3D model from drone imagery to survey the space for OpenStreetMap, and took photos during construction.
https://t.co/RwIlAlTT84
@CaseyBriggs I'm a bit confused - does "dosing interval for 2nd dose" suggest the date of 70% double dose coverage, or is that the average date of second dose? Or both?!