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Tuesday, July 26th, 2005Where the hell…?, by Jeremy, an OpenStreetmap list member who’s working on free maps of the Munich area in Germany. Artistic musings interweaved with war stories on working with public domain data sources and getting to grips with GRASS.
Being so far behind the times, i’d only heard today about the existence […]
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