A mainly tech blog that sometimes touches politics and education. I use a Mac so you will hear about that and I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota USA so you will hear about our upcoming municipal Wi-Fi mesh network. I believe that open source is the only way to build big software so that may come up too. Est. 2004.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Google Earth Released for OS X Tiger
This is quite an amazing tool. I'm sure it's been blogged about ad nauseum in the Windows world where it appeared a while ago.
It's like the online maps.google.com except on steroids. As I move my pointer over my neighborhood, I get the elevation of the terrain and my 'eye altitude,' how high up I'm floating.
Zooming down results in a blurry image. There must be a way to find the optimum viewing altitude for a particular area. Well, it looks like certain areas have closer views available than others.
Clicking or searching for new locations results in a scan from where you are to where you want to go. There is a physical sensation of traveling which is nicely done.
Whoa. Clicking on the Google Earth Community layer over Richfield, MN resulted in a wifi placemark for Dunn Brothers appearing.
Thanks, Google.
Check The Savvy Technologist for some links to a podcast and some cool views of the Earth.
It's like the online maps.google.com except on steroids. As I move my pointer over my neighborhood, I get the elevation of the terrain and my 'eye altitude,' how high up I'm floating.
Zooming down results in a blurry image. There must be a way to find the optimum viewing altitude for a particular area. Well, it looks like certain areas have closer views available than others.
Clicking or searching for new locations results in a scan from where you are to where you want to go. There is a physical sensation of traveling which is nicely done.
Whoa. Clicking on the Google Earth Community layer over Richfield, MN resulted in a wifi placemark for Dunn Brothers appearing.
Thanks, Google.
Check The Savvy Technologist for some links to a podcast and some cool views of the Earth.
