This still needs commenting. And route comparison. Commenting is easy, that might come soon. But route comparison is still not done for Android....
Ok here we are now: I can publish courses to brand new Control Club, view other people's courses and react! . Next up is beta testing...
Yippie, in , including dem and dsm! Quantum leap for with and oomapper.
Google Maps: Head southeast.
Me: Bold of you to assume that I have any idea how to locate southeast, given that you're the thing which is destroying my remaining ability to read maps at all.
I thought I was not so bad with map... Until yesterday :D Dense wood seems to be pushing to another level. I turned 4.4 km track into an 8.2 km and done it in 2h17m
But to my surprise, there were still three people slower than me.
I enjoyed it anyway. Glad to try something new. Next time I should pay more attention to the map and train keeping azimuth.
Very entertaining again to watch world cup in on television
Surprising results, too (at least for me)
Todays run. 6.85km in almost 90 minutes :D
OK, my running capabilities are trash as they have always been, but at least I haven't done any major mistake in orienteering. (In my opinion of course).
Thanks to the person from who has purchased a with one of our designs.
Enjoy it and thank you very much for your support!
Also wrote some words about this update:
Finally got the new Control app update out this week. I now have user accounts and Android users can even sync their courses to our cloud service. What a huge undertaking this has been. But still this is only the half way. Next: users will be able to follow other users and post their courses for everybody to see & compare. Hoping to get beta out in 1 month
A little spring this evening at Mt Misery. Better than the name suggested.
Carse of Ardersier 1981. Harvey Map Services
Maps
Heute ohne RX: beim 24. 24-Stunden sind einige Peilsportler dabei. Die "Funky Foxes" sind ein Team. Sechs Lufer laufen dabei als Staffel.
www.24h-ol.de
Lprapport frn i Nynshamn uppe p bloggen.
Kartan ver hur jag sprang i lrdags p , r ganska njd.
Inte van vid "Stockholmsorientering" dr den strsta svrigheten r att hitta kontrollpunkten men dr vgvalen r relativt ltta.
what is it with websites and only giving locations in proprietary systems. of all people I'd expect orienteers to be giving good locations
I don't want your post code I can only use in closed programs that have paid Royal Mail too much money, nor your what3words I have to sign up with some company to have them decode. Both require an internet connection.
OS Grid references are good, though I'm unaware of map programs that can use them.
why why not just give a lat & long (you can even geo: URI it but I don't expect people to know that)
and then they throw some Google Maps short URL at you like they aren't people who obsess over good maps! useless!
Ngon som ska springa i helgen
Everyone really enjoyed the course I planned!
I'm really glad as I felt it'd been stunted by the necessary alterations due to changes & flooding in the forest, and the last-minute cut of two controls by one of the club organisers.
Genuine praise & thanks from many friendly old people I didn't know, naturally one snuck a "we need more young planners like you" in there
This has required a lot of work. Still not 100% done. Will continue testing and hoping to finish this week...
This will land first on Android. iOS users have had the iCloud syncing already many years but this will enable us to sync courses across Android-Apple devices. First we'll enable it only for Android though. Also subscription sharing will become A LOT easier: You just sign in with your account on all your shared devices.
I am prepping up the next release of Control for Android. Maybe next week... Will be huge. And the next step towards the even more huge feature of 2024. First, we'll introduce Control user account. Then we'll introduce the ability to sync your courses across the devices.
Tre veckor till i Nynshamn, knner mig inte riktigt mentalt redo
adjacent sports
- (running with a really heavy backpack)
- (running and picking up trash, or where I live, there is so much you're might as well walk the 3 feet between trash items)
- (running while lost in the forest)
- ... go ask the Finns
- ... running + hurdles + puddles
- (running from bar to bar)
- (Running up the stairs in a really tall building)
- (Running with trip hazards)
When the course cuts across the pitch. Wait, what country am I in again
Easter Saturday, which means, among other things, day 2 of international races. Very tough physically despite being middle distance discipline, steep and very sinky soggy.
There is development happening
question for peeps:
I keep seeing explainer vids that say you should look up magnetic declination for a map online and then adjust the compass, but it seems like you could just align the map and compass meridians, then adjust the box to match magnetic north.
am I wrong is that bad practice
Step 1) Revisit s novel Thud
Step 2) Go on an unseasonably warm day in a New England forest full of boulders
Step 3) Wonder why you keep thinking about Koom Valley
Fittingly, I was attacked by neither trolls nor dwarves, only the landscape.
I'm trying to make a reader (a static feed aggregator site on GitHub) with feeds from news around the web -- So far it seems to work! Thanks
I love
How to improve your sense of direction - BBC Future
I want to say thanks to the person from Germany who got some of my designs: I hope you enjoy them!
Drizzly but not too cold for some winter in New England.
9-10: dead reckon or follow the trails (I chose the former and that rocky slope was a little more exciting than I expected. Would the trail north have been better Who knows)
To be clear: picture is not from the 10th leg!
Maybe it is time to reveal that there will be something BIG for Control app this year. Probably summer. So big that I will bump the version numbers to 4.0 on iOS and 2.0 on Android. But not going to tell you just yet what. Also there will be a first proper public beta since the app launched back in the day. Stay tuned...
Cautionary Tales of
Episode 4 8 16 Well, anyway
The scale on the map is important. Unless you *like* running right by an interesting feature without realizing its your next control. And then spending 10 minutes wondering what the hell is going on.
First time Ive tried truly winter . Slow but fun* and wonderfully peaceful.
Did not encounter any friendly talking beavers or Jesus-lions. But other than that, five stars, would recommend.
* Well, ok, it was more fun when I paid attention to the scale of the map. But that was just me being stupid, nothing to do with winter.
A great story on orienteering and spatial memory and its connection to success in STEM disciplines:
More pics from Beacon Hill today. The thick mist was fantastic challenge in the early morning, but it lifted to sunshine.
Favourite control site hung ready for league race tomorrow morning. It's not even hidden by brambles. Enjoy ) (Several more to do before sunrise).