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#Tbilisi, #Georgia 🇬🇪 update of my unofficial #transitdiagram from 2020. Connected the #funicular and aerial #ropeways to #metro stations, bigger font size for better readability and some minor corrections. 😍
Have fun and as usual constructive feedback is appreciated! And also corrections of station names are welcome!
https://www.instagram.com/p/C0y2WDaMYB5/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TransitDiagrams/comments/18nh0iw/tbilisi_georgia_update_of_my_unofficial/
The University of Chicago Press has made five volumes of “The History of Cartography,” an ambitious overview of map making, available for free online.
Via @openculture
FYI: The University of Chicago Press has made available online -- at no cost --five volumes of The History of Cartography. Or what Edward Rothstein, of The New York Times, called 'the most ambitious overview of map making ever undertaken.' He continues:
If you're like us, you want to be organized but...life happens. But if you want to start the week getting a handle on your virtual clutter, we've found an awesome organization workshop that uses open source and privacy respecting tools! Give it a try - or let us know the organization tips and tricks that work for you.
Day 4 - #30DayMapChallenge Bad map, aka map of a bad situation. British Columbia wildfires impact is felt in the pacific north west every summer season. Looking to extend this to more recent years.
@observablehq Plot code: https://observablehq.com/d/97b3d6ad26f1f965
I wrote a silly little #QGIS plugin this morning that will show you a random entry from the visual changelog when you launch QGIS. Now I am introduced (and reminded) of new features and fixes regularly (it totally is not annoying at all, pinky swear).
Check it out at https://github.com/kannes/show-random-changelog-entry and tell me how broken it is please.