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2015-01-13
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#71
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Originally Posted by Mara
You're taking a web page that someone has spent at least some time and effort creating, storing, and publishing on the net, ripping a bit of data out of the middle of it, reworking it into a different form, and displaying it to the user. So basically yeah, you are redistributing someone else's "intellectual property" in a new form, even if it is just a single redistribution...
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2015-01-14
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@ Poland
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#72
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Copernicus: And do you have any other option than scraping the web page if the service provides no API?
And I'd disagree - most people don't know about adblockers, and the main reason people use them is the intrusive ads.
And OMP works that way due to no API
And I'd disagree - most people don't know about adblockers, and the main reason people use them is the intrusive ads.
And OMP works that way due to no API
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2015-01-14
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@ Göteborg, Sweden
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#73
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
Go to http://www.yr.no and search on Poland and see what you think for a few days.
/edit2: @all: what's the best weather source for Poland, in your opinion?
Then see if the yr source in OMW works for Poland.
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2015-01-14
, 12:29
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@ Dayton, Ohio
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#74
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
Basically, I consider web page scraping generally along the same lines as, say, recording a TV show and uploading it to the internet. Sure, the service provider was already broadcasting the data, but they didn't intend for you to use their data in that manner (foolish as that may seem).
Copernicus: And do you have any other option than scraping the web page if the service provides no API?
If the service provides no API, I'd suspect that means the service doesn't want you to use their data outside of their web page. That's all I'm trying to say here...
And I'd disagree - most people don't know about adblockers, and the main reason people use them is the intrusive ads.
I'm not really disagreeing with you here. I'm just saying that if adblockers became common, ads would change. (There's no point in creating an ad that nobody will ever see.) And if ads went away, lots of websites would also go away...
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2015-02-02
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@ Italy
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#75
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Originally Posted by Estel
Exactly! I asked vasvlad the dev of omweather for a fix in the official thread
BTW, if you're looking at source code (and will be able to determine where it gets its weather.com data...), it suffer from two odd bugs. First, between 0 and 6 AM (local time of user), the days in long-term forecast are shifted +1 from reality. So, if it is 3AM saturday, forecast for next day will be shown as "Monday".
Second, the length of day is bugged - it shows same sunset and sunrise for whole week. Then, at some unknown point, it updates (to, again, show the same, changed values, for whole week).
/Estel
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=33221
but he said is busy working at meecast for sailfish at the moment.
BTW he release latest omweather with debug mode to check what's wrong, but no clues. Anybody knows how to patch the code?
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2016-09-08
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#76
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The problem with the shifted forecast still exist today...
Also weather.com doesn't work for my city, only yr.no works but the forecast isn't as accurate and as detailed (by hours) as weather.com
Installed the version from extras (I didn't test the ones from testing and devel).
Is there a fix to this, or should we live with it like this (sad, as omweather was working really nice on my previous dead N900 some months ago).
Also weather.com doesn't work for my city, only yr.no works but the forecast isn't as accurate and as detailed (by hours) as weather.com
Installed the version from extras (I didn't test the ones from testing and devel).
Is there a fix to this, or should we live with it like this (sad, as omweather was working really nice on my previous dead N900 some months ago).
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