I wonder if a federated mention will work 🤔 @jon@gruene.social here's another eiffel tower for your map.

I'm using Lidarr and it's sometimes a bit of a hassle but it works. What would you recommend instead?

It's the lack of release status. Click the release, then edit, and choose the correct status. It the should show up in Lidarr in a few days.

Here's a more comprehensive map: https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/eiffel-towers-derivatives-and-replicas_1006050#6/51.000000/2.000000 from Jon Worth

I don't know about the nazi merch, but this gives a good overview of one of his nazi blog posts https://paulbjensen.com/blog/2025/09/17/on-dhhs-as-i-remember-london/

Every time I see one of these "find a specific thing" apps I'm surprised as to how someone could put all that effort in to creating an app (although I guess these days it isn't that much) just to replicate a fraction of what overpass turbo can do. It would be great to see an OSM querier like overpass that's super easy to use.

If you want to nitpick you'd be better off replying directly to the comment I linked to.

Piefed has (had?) some weird opinionated behaviours that to me make it seem worth avoiding https://lemmy.ml/comment/23662293

The reform base will never be satisfied, they're already moving on from reform because it's not cruel enough. Those weirdos should be ostracised and ignored. The larger constituency that's actually worth representing is those that rightfully want change but have chosen to support reform because they're the only ones offering a solution to the decline in living standards, and the way to address that is to offer real solutions and actually make people's lives better.

A regularly scheduled event is imo the best solution. Just have something on one night per month, everyone knows when it is, if they can't make it no big deal there's always next month. No need to continuously be organising something new.

I'm guessing because it doesn't look like a one way street on openstreetmap, and their routing ignores the gate. https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/8364067

I read another comment somewhere that pointed out that all of the other things they sponsor are much more relevant to them, e.g OS and hardware projects and events. It's weird that there's just the one that's focused on web development and it's the one run by DHH.