Is this due to lacking underlying OpenMaps data?

Yes. If Comaps is your primary navigation app, I recommend also contributing missing locations in Openstreetmap itself. I typically add locations I go to if there isn't one yet (after using a secondary navigation app). Comaps is pretty awesome and I use it whenever I don't need live traffic.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 month ago* (2 children)

    I was born on 1993-09-10 (not in the US).

    Imagine enjoying your eighth birthday party, then less than 48 hours later, you saw the North Tower collapse through live TV.

    Imagine visiting the Kennedy Space Center in December 2002 and you saw Columbia sitting on the launch pad.

    Imagine looking forward to your 32nd birthday, then on the day itself, the internet is abuzz because Charlie Kirk was shot.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 2 months ago

    Matsuura Kanan (Love Live) | Right

    Kuya Kuya (Nu: Carnival) | Big brother/School upperclassman

    Kita Kita (Bocchi the Rock, Kita Ikuyo's preferred full name) | I see you

    Okumura Rin (Blue Exorcist) | Sounds a lot like "Okay, it's also cheap"

    Open at your own riskTanga Ibuki (Blue Archive) | Stupid

    Hanazono Tae (Bang Dream) | Poop

    Iwanako (Katawa Shoujo) | I'm left alone/Leave me

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  • I follow F1. No matter how the regulations are changed year after year, teams find a way to exploit loopholes so that they may win the championship.

    Corruption is like that. It's a human character flaw. More importantly, it's not unique to Filipinos. It can be restrained.

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  • [–] 1 point 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

    It's no different from Eastern Bloc propaganda imo. Even more annoying in some respects because its the people themselves spreading it and not the government. You think things are in the pits there in 2025? It was way worse before 2005.

    I was a doomer way before the current crop of doomers are active. Moved from the Philippines to the US. On my first visit after moving (almost two years after I left), the improvements are very noticeable. It was a reality check for me to stop dooming about the country.

    The Philippines still has a lot of problems, but we must suck it up and make it better in a slow and sure way. But yes, if you want a chance to get rich quick, you're free to work abroad and/or migrate there.

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  • [–] 2 points 11 months ago*

    AM: DZMM mainly because of its iconic theme

    FM: 96.3 Easy Rock Manila, 96.3 WRocK Cebu, 97.9 Home Radio - I like easy listening stations

    Musopen: Not a Filipino station, but it's public domain classical music. We should promote open music more

    Used to listen to 99.5 Play FM. I don't know what good Top 40 stations are still there after that station stopped the format

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  • Have you guys experienced these policies?

    I studied in a school that has this policy. Hot take, I like it in retrospect. I can speak Filipino in Filipino class and outside of school hours. Monolingualism is even worse. We can speak our mother tongues, and at the same time be comfortable in a lingua franca that most countries can understand. Every language has its specific quirk on how its speaker understands the world. Being able to speak 2 (or 3 or more) languages gives you additional valuable perspectives.

    Gets ko ang backlash ay yung mga policies na nagbabawal gumamit ng wika kahit sa araw araw na buhay, gaya ng Kulturkampf noong binawal ng Alemanya ang pagsalita ng Polako sa buhay pampubliko.

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