Posting this from the White House...
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Well, sort of...[^] Apparently Google Maps street view can take you inside some buildings too, at least into the White House. Navigating is a bit difficult since it's mostly small spaces and not every room is mapped and not every (open) door can be entered, but it's still pretty awesome. Must've been a strange sighting, seeing a Google car drive through the halls ;p
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Very cool, looks amazing! I didn't know they did this kind of stuff, but I love it :D I also just noticed that Australia is divided into Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. How do you Australians live with such inconsistency? :omg: Looking around in that area is always fun with so many small islands no one here has ever heard of. Like Kiritimati[^] , which has the regions(?) Tabwakea, London, Paris, Poland and Banana :D
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Very cool, looks amazing! I didn't know they did this kind of stuff, but I love it :D I also just noticed that Australia is divided into Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. How do you Australians live with such inconsistency? :omg: Looking around in that area is always fun with so many small islands no one here has ever heard of. Like Kiritimati[^] , which has the regions(?) Tabwakea, London, Paris, Poland and Banana :D
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Sander Rossel wrote:
I also just noticed that Australia is divided into Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. How do you Australians live with such inconsistency? :OMG:
In a nutshell, colonial history.
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Well, sort of...[^] Apparently Google Maps street view can take you inside some buildings too, at least into the White House. Navigating is a bit difficult since it's mostly small spaces and not every room is mapped and not every (open) door can be entered, but it's still pretty awesome. Must've been a strange sighting, seeing a Google car drive through the halls ;p
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Peter_in_2780 wrote:
They built a backpack version of the streetview camera rig.
Looking at [this](https://goo.gl/maps/8WFqxnns2FT4GEuV8) image, I wonder if that's the case here... Also, why are the faces here not blurred? They've always made a big deal out of it... Also saw a desk with a laptop on it, and a blurred area next to it. It was probably labeled "wifi password"...
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Well, sort of...[^] Apparently Google Maps street view can take you inside some buildings too, at least into the White House. Navigating is a bit difficult since it's mostly small spaces and not every room is mapped and not every (open) door can be entered, but it's still pretty awesome. Must've been a strange sighting, seeing a Google car drive through the halls ;p
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And how are you certain that it is indeed how it is inside White House?
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Peter_in_2780 wrote:
They built a backpack version of the streetview camera rig.
Looking at [this](https://goo.gl/maps/8WFqxnns2FT4GEuV8) image, I wonder if that's the case here... Also, why are the faces here not blurred? They've always made a big deal out of it... Also saw a desk with a laptop on it, and a blurred area next to it. It was probably labeled "wifi password"...
Not sure how it works, but anyone can have images included on the google map. Most are those 360 degree photos. Zoom in somewhere, such as a road along a beach. Then switch to the street view thing on that road. Then in the small map in the lower left, zoom in somewhere until you see the blue circles. Those are usually the 360 degree photos that someone made available (not exactly sure what platform the do that on, that gets integrated into google maps). In the upper-left label, you can see whose photo it is. In other places/hikes/businesses, you will sometimes see they were done by the Google person w/ the backpack.
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And how are you certain that it is indeed how it is inside White House?
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I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you ;)
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So with all those paintings of former presidents hung on the walls in various rooms... Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
I can think of a few appropriate places, but I'm not saying it as to not get political :rolleyes:
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I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you ;)
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Ah okay! Didn't knew this was above my pay grade. :doh:
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So with all those paintings of former presidents hung on the walls in various rooms... Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
dandy72 wrote:
Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
The toilet room!
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So with all those paintings of former presidents hung on the walls in various rooms... Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
Games room, there has to be a dart board there somewhere.
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I can think of a few appropriate places, but I'm not saying it as to not get political :rolleyes:
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Sander Rossel wrote:
political
There is nothing political about a golf green. Or did you think about something else ?
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Well, sort of...[^] Apparently Google Maps street view can take you inside some buildings too, at least into the White House. Navigating is a bit difficult since it's mostly small spaces and not every room is mapped and not every (open) door can be entered, but it's still pretty awesome. Must've been a strange sighting, seeing a Google car drive through the halls ;p
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Isn't this some kind of security risk? Though I am a small person, I would not want my house to be displayed like this. We are not sure who is watching. Especially on a pseudo-anonymous platform like the Internet.
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Isn't this some kind of security risk? Though I am a small person, I would not want my house to be displayed like this. We are not sure who is watching. Especially on a pseudo-anonymous platform like the Internet.
They do (did?) guided tours in the White House. This is probably that part. Just some paintings, furniture and architecture. It's not like the nuclear launch codes are on display ;)
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Well, sort of...[^] Apparently Google Maps street view can take you inside some buildings too, at least into the White House. Navigating is a bit difficult since it's mostly small spaces and not every room is mapped and not every (open) door can be entered, but it's still pretty awesome. Must've been a strange sighting, seeing a Google car drive through the halls ;p
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Better than the White House, are many of the other places that can be explored virtually, like Stonehenge or the tourist volcano in New Zealand (that recently blew up). Whakaari / White Island https://maps.app.goo.gl/RzUH6EwXB6M3vZcv8
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So with all those paintings of former presidents hung on the walls in various rooms... Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
dandy72 wrote:
Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
Hopefully we won't find out for at least 5 years from now.
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Not sure how it works, but anyone can have images included on the google map. Most are those 360 degree photos. Zoom in somewhere, such as a road along a beach. Then switch to the street view thing on that road. Then in the small map in the lower left, zoom in somewhere until you see the blue circles. Those are usually the 360 degree photos that someone made available (not exactly sure what platform the do that on, that gets integrated into google maps). In the upper-left label, you can see whose photo it is. In other places/hikes/businesses, you will sometimes see they were done by the Google person w/ the backpack.
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dandy72 wrote:
Any prediction as to which room will have Trumps'?
The toilet room!
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And how are you certain that it is indeed how it is inside White House?
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