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April 27, 2005

Plazes Traces

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Posted by Stowe Boyd

I met Felix Petersen, one of the bright minds behind Plazes, in Paris at the Les Blogs conference. They have released some new, cool functionality: a mapping of where you have logged in over the past 30, 60, 90, or 365 days. Here's the map of my travels over the past year.

I noticed a few mistakes in the lat/long have screwed up the map: my trip to Vancouver for Northern Voice, for example, has me in Ontario somewhere. But that was operator error on my part. Also various trips are missing, where I wasn't using wifi, like Nice, Amsterdam, and London, last summer. I think Plazes needs to add support for tagging via ethernet, not just wifi.

What I want now is integration with my future calendar events, so friends and family can see my upcoming travel plans, and could then contact me about getting together. I have already asked Felix to put on the wishlist, but who knows?

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1. felix on April 28, 2005 04:00 AM writes...

stowe, plazes works with ANY network with a default gateway i.e. a router. not just wifi! try it in your office it will work.

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