November 2008 Archives

Modern questions

Tiny Geo Coder

Tiny Geo-coder | The fastest way to find latitude and longitude

When I created a Garmin POI file with all the Yamaha dealers in the US (and a separate file for Canada), I needed a way to convert a street address (or even just a city name) into latitude and longitude.

At the time, the sites that provided this conversion had restrictions that limited how many look-ups you could do in a set period of time. This forced me to put together a wonderful piece of Perl code that did a round-robin http proxy, so I could then scrape out the data I really needed.

Now, Tiny Geo Coder does the conversions, with no restrictions and with a useful API. Plus, it has a nice tie-in with the Google Maps API. Good stuff.

Vertigo

From the National Geographic:

Apheresis - November 10

I got nearly to the end of Serenity today.

Uphill Rush

Uphill Rush
Race your vehicle over hills and obstacles and finish each level without falling.

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