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Not aimed at you Stig or Brett really (well maybe a bit!)

I understand the “it it ain’t broke...” mantra. But if it makes it better, if it improves or simplifies things, or makes things cheaper or more accessible to everyone, isn’t that a good thing? Do you remember when you were young and old farts would decry all modern stuff as pointless and...

Dunno Brett, how about the one in front of the entrance to your drive/postbox?

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-32444811 Here’s an article explaining it and its advantages much better.

It’s in different languages, It works in danish on your computer because you’ve downloaded it in Danish. It’ll work in English or many other languages. If you’re determined not to see it’s uses, then sure it’s stupid.

Ok (nice to see you back Stig btw) This company has divided the world up into 3 meter square pieces, each one of those squares has a three word name. Adjoining squares do not have similar names. Download it, it’s free (not Bob obvs as the Illuminati are after him)

See post #8 Stig, or google it. It’s very simple.

You still use the gps to find the place, it links to google maps instantly.

Anyway, I’m right here at.... seizure.oxtail.marvel

Lots of folk in the rest of the world don’t have regular streets, postcodes etc. This is great for that.

I can see it being handy for tree mapping as it names an area of 3m square, for directions to a client, he just says I live at bear.gate.yolk I punch it in and voila! No multiple options or house or road name changes. Basically (for Cory and Jed) they have divided the world into squares of...

Just discovered this, and downloaded the app, does anyone use it for locating clients or see any other uses/advantages? Pretty clever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What3words