Milo Trujillo
Milo Trujillo
Attempting to install from source, but when I run `./cpt.py --check-requirements` I get the following crash: ``` +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Check availability of required softwares | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ git [OK] Traceback (most...
We occasionally get a rogue camera marked at latitude 0, longitude 0 (off the west coast of Africa). This could be a few things: * Someone playing with our API...
We handle "location is enabled but we don't have permission to access it" pretty well, and prompt the user to enable access for *Where are the Eyes*. We do not...
We've been getting reports that marking a camera now takes over 30 seconds for some users in particularly camera-rich regions. This is unacceptable both in terms of visual feedback (see...
We have a cron task as part of the Watchdog subprocess that's supposed to export the pin database to CSV every 24 hours. The export code works when run by...
A few users have asked how they can explore the camera map without downloading an app. Let's throw something together with MapBox.js that calls the API to get a list...
The database storing cameras for *Where are the Eyes* is overly complicated, inefficient, and easily improved upon. We've been using marshaled arrays of pin objects, saved to disk in a...
There's something wonky with the CSS I've never been able to track down. The footer is always off the bottom of the screen, even if the page contents don't require...
Right now we mark and display every known pin near the user. However, sometimes it is less important to know precisely where cameras are, and more important to know where...
It is not always feasible to stand right below a camera when marking it, or GPS may be too inaccurate to show you under the camera. We should be able...