You can add them (Beginners' Guide)
Mannivu
joined 1 year ago
I bought Stardew Valley last Wednesday. There's so much more than I expected. I thought this was like a farming simulator with pixel art. Boi I was wrong.
I really love the design of this app, but it's still missing a "Older first" settings which is keeping me from using it.
I ended GTA V main story yesterday and while I decide if I want to play the online mode, I'm going to play World of Tanks (which, I discovered, I enjoy way more than War Thunder).
This week I played Euro Truck Simulator 2 after I don't know how long. I posted about it on my Mastodon server and there's a chance that this evening I'll play it multiplayer with three complete strangers.
Here in Northern Italy near Bergamo, we have something called "Gratacornia", an half human-half goat creature, which was used to scare kids. The Gratacornia waits for the kid on top of the stairs in darkness and scratches his hooves with his long horns (Gratacornia is formed merging "Grata"=to scratch and "Cornia"=horns).
I don't think there are, but in OsmAnd you can tell the app to avoid certain roads. It's not really what you're looking for, but I think that this is the closest you will get (for now).
If you are talking about the arrow during the navigation, when the navigation starts use two fingers to rotate the map. This will make a little compass appear on the upper left corner of the screen. Tap on it until you get the map printed in the direction of the movement.
Privacy: trackers, trackers, trackers Security: you can't know where you would be taken with a short link. A legit website? A malicious website? Who knows.
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I understand what you mean and I agree that in those cases GMaps is more useful. But then, if no one adds anything OSM database will always be empty. So, if you don't find something, use GMaps, that's fine. But then, what you were looking for should be added to OSM (after real-life checks, since GMaps cannot be used as a source) to help future users.