u/milliams

I've subscribed to https://lemmy.ml/c/openstreetmap for the record, it seemed to be the most popular.

I 'm guessing they're resurfacing there. They were doing the bit by Blaise the other weekend.

Noodle?

Many of your questions should be radio buttons instead of checkboxes. It makes no sense for me to be able to answer "I only have experience with Python 2" and "I only have experience working in Python 3" and "I have experience working with both Python 2 and Python 3" - they are mutually exclusive.

I'm using Kate with rust-analyzer

I'm looking forward to winning this GIVEAWAY

Somehow you're missing "mailing lists" as a communication channel.

I didn't enjoy the American accent of the TTS.

The latest comment on it is from two weeks ago. I'm not sure they're any closer though.

There seems to be a discussion at https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/issues/1807

What's Solus?

To my understanding, the tag is to do with lane separator markings, not "any paint at all". So in this case, it would be labeled as "no markings".

He hasn't even finished the current tour yet! Busy man.

My guess would be mass imports.

Is the `alloc` error handler related to the Rust for Linux work? I seem to remember this being one of the discussion point when first being merged in.

I'm getting log-in errors on the website too. I assume they're having some server issues.

I think that uMap is probably what you're looking for.

I believe that several of the developers are ex-Trolltech, so yes.

Kate Fox's "Passport to the Pub - The Tourist’s Guide to Pub Etiquette" is brilliant for this: http://www.sirc.org/publik/pub.pdf

Its etymology mostly has the hard "k", notably in the Greek where it had a "χ" (chi). It's only once it passed through French that is was softened.

"I'll write you later" instead of "I'll write to you later"

"sodder"

In Chicago I was invited to a "steak fry". It turned out to be a barbecue.

Yeah, that "most all" really bothers me for some reason.

"A couple handfuls" instead of "a couple of handfuls"