Website | http://hanno-rein.de |
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GitHub | https://github.com/hannorein |
Website | http://hanno-rein.de |
Exoplanet App | http://exoplanetapp.com |
Orcid | https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1927-731X |
GitHub | https://github.com/hannorein |
I really don't like the new design of the WeatherCan app. There are plenty of other weather apps out there but I want the old WeatherCan app back!
Environment Canada shares all the raw data in a nice XML file. So I quickly hacked together a proof of concept in #SwiftUI that looks exactly like the old one. Would anyone be interested in joining forces to create an #opensource #iOS app with the look and feel of the old WeatherCan app?
Source code: https://github.com/hannorein/AltWeatherCan
I don't want "town halls" or "fireside chats," these internal gatherings where university admin feed us insipid lines inspired if not actually prepared by PR consultants telling us about the extent of faculty and staff excellence and their own deep commitment to equity. Could we have some accountability - even if only a tiny bit - instead?
There is a public consultation on Doug Ford's attempt to give the province control over municipal bike lanes. This includes banning all bike lanes that require removal of a car lane.
It will also force municipalities to provide data on any existing bike lanes which Ford made clear he intends to remove in future legislation
Tell him what you think!
The framework would enable provincial approval for new bike lanes on municipal roads requiring removal of a traffic lane and for existing ones, where a traffic lane was removed; it also provides for the removal of the bike lanes on Bloor St., Yonge St., and University Ave. in the City of Toronto and to return them to a lane of traffic.