I must’ve been asleep b/c I didn’t recall the Panthers’ having slipped so far toward the end of the regular season that Tampa got home ice advantage. Hell, the cats finished only one point ahead of the Sens! Granted, they were missing Tkachuk and Marchand for a good chunk there. Based on how well they turned it around in Tampa, I won’t be surprised if they complete the sweep in Sunrise.

They’ve leaned pretty heavily on LT their first two games. If you look at how the Caps finished the regular season, losing to the Blue Jackets, the Isles, etc, it didn’t inspire a lot of confidence. I’m glad they’re off to a 2-0 lead in the series against the Habs, but I think they’ll need to find another gear if they’re gonna make a deep run this year. I’d love nothing more than to see Ovi win another cup before he retires, and I think they can do it this year if LT stays healthy and everyone eats their wheaties, but it’s gonna be a slog. Then again, I know that’s how its supposed to be. We’ll see!

Caps need to snap out of this funk that they’ve been in for the last month or so.

Update - using Distrobox, I confirmed the Window Capture option is missing from the Sources menu in OBS Studio v31 (Fedora 41):

It is there in OBS Studio v29 (Debian 12):

You might be right. The OBS kb says Game Capture is for Windows users only and that Linux users should use Window Capture. In my version, I have Game Capture, but not Window Capture. I fiddled with Game Capture, but after a few minutes I couldn’t get it to show anything other than a black screen, so I went back to what I use now, Screen Capture (Pipewire).

Good question. I’m not sure I can install the non-flatpak version because I’m on Bazzite. Then again, I reckon I can use Distrobox to skirt around that. I’ll try it and report back.

The mod log is public, linked in the footer on lemmy.ml.

Noice, so presumably these are other people within your town/city? I’m sorry, I just think this is cool af.

Have you been able to communicate with anyone else on the mesh network?

Thanks for chiming in—this confirms my suspicion about the MapComplete instance of Panoramax.

An OpenStreetMap France representative on the official forums informs me that long term, the French community’s instance is intended to host photos from France only.

Just a reminder: the OSM France instance accepts pictures outside of France only for testing… we won’t be able to globally store pictures from all over the world for limited storage reason.

This means unfortunately, from what I can tell, the rest of the world does not yet have a “home instance” for contributing stretches/sequences of street level imagery to Panoramax.

Do you upload to Panoramax from within the MapComplete app or something else?

I’ve seen it in the US as well.

Suppose those of us who’ve missed the bus want to get a copy of the content from before the 20th, is that still available? In other words, do they offer downloads of older versions of the content?

You find the nopic version is still usable? I haven’t used the offline content, but I feel like no images would leave me wanting more. Then again, for what it is, it’s still pretty awesome, and I understand that storage space is a consideration.

Check the community discussion thread (linked in the OP). I’m not sure they cover the Persian/Arabian Gulf specifically, but in general terms your question is likely answered in that thread.

TL;DR: There are various tags, prefixes, suffixes, whole nine yards for documenting all the different types of names.

I am using Voyager v2.23.1 on GrapheneOS, and I see the image.

Do you have any kind of ad blocking or other content filtering extensions you can think of that could be affecting your ability to view the image? Or anything at the router level?

EDIT: The only other thing I can think of is that you and I are on different Lemmy instances. 🤷🏻‍♂️

self host whatever I can

Do you have hardware in your home or do you have some virtual private server or whatever they’re called?

Well said. People all over the internet recommend Logseq as a FOSS Obsidian clone. It has a lot going for it, but the biggest thing stopping me from using Logseq is the forced bullet lists. Ugh

Yikes, not even a first round pick, either. I guess they decided they aren’t turning things around this season.

For photos, Wikimedia Commons seems like the best approach, although really any website will do (as long as there are no licensing issues w/ that site and OSM). There is a whole wiki page about linking OSM features to photos.

Unsure about reviews, though.