MrNosy

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by MrNosy 4y ago
Try going this way instead https://radical-openness.org/en/vortragende/simon-weckert
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by MrNosy 4y ago
It is explicable, but I think they are still taking a side? Within Russia, Google is agreeing with Putin's claims on Crimea, regardless of whether that represents the views of people in Russia, or Crimea. On cartography, yes, the artis
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by MrNosy 4y ago
Does anyone know how to see what this artist saw? How can I see what Russian's see when they use Google Maps? I'd love to know how Google Maps is representing Ukraine and Russia's current borders.
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Google Maps tells Russians Crimea is in Russia, tells Ukrainians it's in Ukraine(simonweckert.com)
1 points by MrNosy 4y ago|8 comments
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by MrNosy 4y ago
Oh really? Wow! Do you have a post you can share about that?
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by MrNosy 4y ago
Oh that's really useful, thanks for sharing.
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Google Maps Hacks (2020)(simonweckert.com)
150 points by MrNosy 4y ago|40 comments
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by MrNosy 4y ago
Vaguely defined is a good description. I view it like music- people have always done some version of it, but it hasn't always had a name .
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by MrNosy 4y ago
It can be a very intellectual pursuit, in which you have to re read every sentence three times to understand it . I enjoy that some of the time, but for me the wonder of psychogeography has been the experience and feeling of actually doing
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by MrNosy 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this here chippy. I wrote this! Great to see all the interesting comments. Here is a bit more psychogeography, from Russia. There will be more coming https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30736147