Weird. Neither OpenStreetMap nor CoMaps does any automatic address interpolation or inference. All the data you see there was either imported from a suitably-licensed authoritative source or added by a contributor.
If you’re seeing misnumbering of addresses, it’s almost certainly human error, but it won’t be a regular thing.
When they fuck up your “TikTok”
We all understand it’s a skit, right?
Just wanted to chime in and say that OP’s experience is exactly how it would go down at my workplace too, despite the deluge of downvotes they’re getting, and I also likely would have looked at alternatives instead of proposing it, for the sake of my professional reputation. I think it’s likely true for a ton of people.
That’s not to say that people aren’t being over-serious if they see the original branding and balk at it, but that’s out of OP’s hands.
They are far right […] they, allegedly, support some socialist policies
This sounds familiar for some reason.
Lucky our existing names aren’t stupid! Imagine if April just meant “Bud-opening-month,” or if the rest were named after gods, or festivals, or emperors, or if they were numbered but the order was all wrong. That would be ridiculous.
I could believe that it might be a local or even vocation-specific phrase (see “southpaw” in boxing, for example), but the doubling down instead of questioning whether their take might be hyperspecific or plain wrong is hilarious.
Yeah, “paw” typically is understood to mean the forefoot of furry animals without hooves or similar. I think most people would say “hand” for a monkey, but language isn’t always precise, and the phrase “monkey’s paw” (as a magical item) is at least a hundred years old too.
“Paw” does not mean “palm”. It effectively means “animal forefoot” for furry animals with soft-bottomed round-ish feet.
To scale horizontally, they’re using the chard pattern.
Nancy Mace is not a radical feminist by any definition. She’s vocally anti-abortion, she portrays LGBTQ+ people as child predators, and she was part of Trump’s 2016 campaign even after the “grab 'em by the pussy” hot mic incident.
He’s definitely drilled extensively on talking points. His wittering is always a mix of the things Fox & Friends got him riled up about, attacks on people who’ve contradicted him, and some Quixote-esque attempt at the points he’s meant to make that week.
If I visit the States, should I visit Micihgan, Missssssppq, or the sunny Pqsqr keys?
The “metro station” looks a bit like someone lifted one platform of the Greenwich DLR station and dropped it on a car park.
The Sukhoi Su-30 and Su-30SM fighters cost Russia $20m a piece by conservative estimates, with some sites quoting double that cost. The Su-24 bomber is an old model from the 70s-90s and the only figure I can find is $25m.
This might have cost Russia $140m minimum in a single strike, not to mention reducing their capability to maintain offensive or defensive actions. They also destroyed more a couple of days ago, also at Saky.
Not shabby.
Strange take. The article is in no way suggesting appeasement, and is entirely critical of Putin as a leader.
he is committed to staying in Russia out of a sense of “destiny”
More like “density”.
If a chicken coop didn’t have a lockable door, was on an island or raft in a body of water, and housed ducks instead of chickens, yeah.
That’s the exact point OP is making. Humans do primate things because they’re primates.
The other catarrhine monkeys don’t have umbrellas, though, so we’re clearly superior.
To some extent. You’re probably referencing the Sermon on the Mount, though (Matthew 5 and 6, including the bits about praying in private and not making a display of your faith), and that wasn’t exactly a private affair.