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Also, do you think they have enough stop ahead signs? Jesus.
At the Stagecoach Road/North Parker Street intersection in Elm City, NC.WTF?https://maps.app.goo.gl/tajUewYUHgqiHYp38
Quote from: vdeane on September 16, 2019, 01:34:20 PMI suppose the other question would be: who cares if some random person online can see what the road-facing side of your house looks like? Especially if they have no idea of who you are and/or that you live in that house?I suspect in many cases it's the other way around. That is, they're not worried about you happening to see their house, being curious with what you see, and trying to find out who they are. They're worried about you already knowing information about them (and/or their home/property), possibly from an online presence, from run-ins with the law, from their license plate, etc, and using that to try to track down where they live.
I suppose the other question would be: who cares if some random person online can see what the road-facing side of your house looks like? Especially if they have no idea of who you are and/or that you live in that house?
Cue Jeff Foxworthy!You might be a redneck if...Quote from: LM117 on October 20, 2019, 12:50:57 PMAt the Stagecoach Road/North Parker Street intersection in Elm City, NC.WTF?https://maps.app.goo.gl/tajUewYUHgqiHYp38
Quote from: webny99 on September 18, 2019, 12:15:57 PMQuote from: vdeane on September 16, 2019, 01:34:20 PMI suppose the other question would be: who cares if some random person online can see what the road-facing side of your house looks like? Especially if they have no idea of who you are and/or that you live in that house?I suspect in many cases it's the other way around. That is, they're not worried about you happening to see their house, being curious with what you see, and trying to find out who they are. They're worried about you already knowing information about them (and/or their home/property), possibly from an online presence, from run-ins with the law, from their license plate, etc, and using that to try to track down where they live.Wouldn't that be easier to do from the county assessor's website, rather than Google Street View?
Whats a Limon, and does it go well with gin?
I found something new that's crazy. It's called "Google Timeline," and they make it impossible to fix any errors.
Quote from: LM117 on October 20, 2019, 12:50:57 PMAt the Stagecoach Road/North Parker Street intersection in Elm City, NC.WTF?https://maps.app.goo.gl/tajUewYUHgqiHYp38Well, that's one way to move a utility pole.Also, do you think they have enough stop ahead signs? Jesus.
The image stitching algorithm that Google uses duplicated this no parking sign. Move backward or forward, and you'll see that there is, in fact, only one sign there. It's nuts how real the error looks.
Quote from: MNHighwayMan on October 26, 2019, 05:34:03 PMThe image stitching algorithm that Google uses duplicated this no parking sign. Move backward or forward, and you'll see that there is, in fact, only one sign there. It's nuts how real the error looks.I came across one on NY 481 last night. I thought of your post when I saw it, so I clicked around a bit to see if there were actually two signs or not.
It has 2 locos at the rear, which is odd.
Here, it looks like a driver is about to be hit by a train. However, if you move back or forward you can see that the train is moving away from the crossing. It has 2 locos at the rear, which is odd. The driver just went the second the trailing loco cleared the crossinghttps://www.google.com/maps/@34.0186666,-86.0742041,3a,25.3y,359.46h,91.74t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sd627fdeaQBk1oO9IX4WB7w!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
Do train engines work just as well in reverse as forwards? It looks like they're pointed backwards.
Always wondered why a locomotive is turned backwards behind the lead one or whatnot.
Not super crazy, but when NY was numbering the exits on the Taconic, they drove by.https://goo.gl/maps/zsUrso8XKYacXPkbA