Daniel Patterson

@cffk 1m in 10,000km is a pretty high level of precision. If you need that kind of precision for real-world calculations, you might want to re-consider using a single spheriod...

Under GNU `ld`, it should be possible to be explict about what to link statically and what to link dynamically by passing `-Bstatic` and `-Bdynamic` to `ld`, like so: ```...

For reference, there are some other (ugly) techniques for handling symbol conflicts discussed here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3232822/linking-with-multiple-versions-of-a-library Summary: - use dlopen() with RTLD_GLOBAL|RTLD_LAZY to dynamically load specific shared libraries and get references...

@tilgovi Mine is a same-origin situation. Our setup is: 1. I have elements being served from `index.html` at https://example.com/myschema/

Also note that OSRM is [testing out `cheap-ruler`](https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/pull/5041) as a way to get more accuracy for fewer CPU cycles, so its use of Haversine might go away completely.

@perliedman It looks like we're not serving up the intermediate certificates in the trust chain. Most browsers come with them, but I guess Firefox OS only has the root certificate,...

@TheMarex no, unless someone has fixed the certificate, then we're still serving up the wrong thing.

@GerfriedC You're going to have to supply more information than that - is there a specific error message displayed somewhere? Can you paste it here? I don't personally know of...

@AnixPasBesoin There is no by-design way to do it. LRM, which we depend on entirely for the UI here, has: http://www.liedman.net/leaflet-routing-machine/api/#l-routing-plan which has an `addWaypoints: Boolean` option which looks like...

@perliedman Any suggestions on the right way to do this?