I love you, google!

I decided I’ve posted too many times today, so I combined 3 posts into one (retroactively), and now I’m wasting even more of your F-list talking about it. Yay!

Also, I made a new travel icon.

EDIT: Hooooly crap. I just added gasbuddy.com to google maps (via their brand-new “mapplets”) and it’s a whole new world (a whole new world!)

By the way, have you tried the new Street view? Select cities only, but rapidly expanding.

~ by Skennedy on May 29, 2007.

12 Responses to “I love you, google!”

  1. You sir are geek prophet…street view srsly

  2. Hey stop stepin all over my corner of flist usefulness! without mapping announcements I have nothing! NOTHING!

    Also Im totaly ready to start playing some kind of myst/google maps mashup game with the street view.

    • Yeah what is up with him beating you to the punch? didn’t clayfoot announce something before you? for shame

      • Its just no good, guess i was busy MAKING maps not enough time to blog about em. I also blame all of my sources for being out of town for the weekend and telling me nothing!

        I have been looking at other various GMaps mashup tools, Im still waiting for a good collaborative kml generator, should be soon i would hope, just need to add in the ability to allow friends edit the maps just like you can allow them to edit your google spreadsheets and such.

        • you lost me kml …. good times

          • ha, KML (keyhole markup language) is what all of the data in google maps/earth is in. Kinda like an xml file. Basically I want to be able to make a map, add some points, then let a select few people also change and add points.

            In beekeeper speak, I would put a point at a phone booth, say this phone does not work, for other beekeepers to see and allow only other beekeepers to add axon locations and such and say I have this one! maybe add a pic as well. all sorts of good fun stuff!

          • lol….ah yes phone booths i see

        • I read “collaborative kiwi generator”

  3. This is where I used to live. Well, the building to the left; addresses are approximate, they say.

    VERY cool.

  4. re: gas buddy

    This is what the internet should be heading for. Maps with context specific information that is readily available, and updated in near real time (I think the prices in Lansing are updated a couple times a day, depending on what ppl are up to.)

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