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@Jbb@social.tchncs.de
@bovine3dom @transitous Oh and of course it's also possible it gets lost in post processing, that might be worth checking as well
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@bovine3dom@masto.ai
@bovine3dom @transitous If that's a missing data source, that's something we might be able to fix, but if it's missing in an existing feed, not so much.
If you find a data source, a PR is always welcome :)
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@felixguendling@mastodon.social
@felixguendling@mastodon.social @mapterhorn@mastodon.social @transitous@en.osm.town Ah right if it's optional I think it's totally fine.
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@felixguendling@mastodon.social
@felixguendling@mastodon.social @mapterhorn@mastodon.social @transitous@en.osm.town Hmm cloudflare indeed wouldn't be great there. Tiles requests in particular are very revealing about which route is being looked at.
Maybe we can use a caching proxy between cloudflare and the user?
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@felixguendling@mastodon.social
@felixguendling@mastodon.social @mapterhorn@mastodon.social @transitous@en.osm.town What would be needed to adopt this in Transitous?
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@maartje@blahaj.social
@maartje@blahaj.social Is there someone I can report such things to? It's not the first time I've noticed unrealistic timetables.
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@peteriskrisjanis@toot.lv
@peteriskrisjanis@toot.lv Do you know by any chance if there is any source of train positions or delay info for LTG Link? The closest I found is e-mail notifications if you bought a ticket for the connection, but that of course doesn't work for an automated converter.
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@zverik@en.osm.town
@zverik@en.osm.town @transitous@en.osm.town Not yet, that looked slightly more involved, but should be possible to do roughly the same way.
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@zverik@en.osm.town
@zverik@en.osm.town @transitous@en.osm.town True, testing was relatively uneventful due to lack of test cases with delays > 10 minutes so far
@transitous@en.osm.town now has real time delays for Elron trains in Estonia based on the live map positions from the Elron website.
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@lw64@chaos.social
@lw64@chaos.social It should actually work fine in Lynx, so I think they should still be fine :)
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@Jbb@social.tchncs.de
For now it actually contains zero JavaScript, because I'm lazy, but I might add some progressive enhancement interactivity if useful.
A while ago I started working on a lite.duckduckgo.com-style web interface for Transitous.
It's supposed to help in situations where your data allowance is used up, you only have EDGE reception or your only working device is a Pinebook.
It's now at the point where it starts being useful. Feel free to try it: https://transitous-lite.jbb.ghsq.de
If you want to add more features, please send me pull requests at https://codeberg.org/jbb/motis-frontend-basic/ :)
Erika supports driverless printing now.
Thanks to the information from @cccp@chaos.social, it was relatively easy to get this Sigma SM 8200i connected to a modern age computer!
It's pretty much the same hardware as the Erika S 3004, probably this brand name was used for selling in Western Germany.
The code is of course open-source, on @codeberg@mastodon.technology: https://codeberg.org/jbb/erika_S3004