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Just to refresh, this is the wording that was used in the first press release, last August: This very much read to me as if the permit system is a foregone conclusion ("the State Park Service will develop a permit system" - emphasis mine) and that the purpose of the survey is not to discuss...

NJAC §7:2-3.4(e): Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and I don't know the full legal definitions of terms like "rally" and "exhibition," but this seems relevant. "Person or organization" sounds fairly broad.

I am genuinely as open-minded about this as I can be, but doesn't this illustrate that a permit system isn't needed? This is already illegal activity (presumably this group would have needed to request and be issued a Special Use Permit for a large gathering like this). Park Police could issue...

Just after Christmas, I headed way down south to several sites on the Delaware Bay for photos. On the way back, I stopped in Cumberland to finally check out the ruins of Fries Mill. On the walk along the tracks out to the old carriage road there were some people in front of me, including some...

I was trying to find the article mentioned here since I figured it would have some backstory on who he was, but I don't see any threads or front-page articles called "Vanishing Breed" here, and a general Internet search didn't turn up anything, either.

A more hopeful way of looking at it is that his days in the woods have continued! I have not been to that "lake" you mentioned in your 2008 thread, but I hope it's been successfully protected from vehicular damage since then.

What ever happened with this, was the person found?

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/01/qualcomm-says-it-built-a-better-satellite-messaging-system-than-apple/ Looks like new Qualcomm chipsets will have integration with Iridium, bringing this feature to Android. It should actually be better in some ways than the service on the iPhone, as the...

I still have no idea what is being referenced here but it sounds very interesting!

Here is a picture of what it looks like today, for comparison. Taken from the opposite side as your photo. It looks like it could pretty easily wash out again. I'm also curious about the tiny foundation that the pipe has been tipped into, if you have any guesses on that.

I don't think that pin drop could get more accurate. You are all too advanced; I don't have anything hard enough for this thread :D

I was not far from there yesterday as well.

Thanks - I'm not too worried about overflowing localStorage. I'm not storing that much more text in these fields; maybe a paragraph at most. Since I frequently save all my waypoints to a text file, using your nice export feature, worst-case scenario I would just reload them from a file.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/12/comcast-debacles-dominate-ars-technicas-biggest-isp-horror-stories-of-2022/

I ended up just writing the code myself. I put together a userscript that replaces the input field for Description in the waypoint editor with a textarea element. So for me, the site always looks like my second screenshot now :cool:

FiOS is incredible. 960mbps down / 880mbps up and highly reliable. I feel for you though. For years Comcast was the only provider available here.

That's fair, I could split up some comments into multiple fields I suppose. It still might be nice to have just one particular field (Description seems the best candidate) to support longer entries. For example, detailed directions on the best way to approach a particular waypoint. It might be a...

I probably should have said "text overflow" or "multi-line input" rather than word wrap, but these are all related concepts. By default it looks like this - you use an <input> field: This is usually fine, but for long descriptions with a lot of contextual information about a waypoint, the...

Small feature request - this is pretty minor but it would make a nice quality of life improvement. Could we get the details fields on waypoints to wrap around? It'd be nice on desktop but especially useful in mobile mode. Without it it's basically impossible to read my notes out in the field...

Jersey Devil tracks ;)