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What is the most reliable way to prevent users from a geographic location to access a web available application?
I understand that IPs are related to geo positioning and I also understand that the most naive way is to get the HTTP request header IP address...
Started by kolrie on
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From a specific geographic location because you can't guarantee the location of a user that reliably using.
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I am designing a contact management system and have come across an interesting issue regarding modeling geographic locations in a consistent way. I would like to be able to record locations associated with a particular person (mailing address(es) for ...
Started by noblethrasher on
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For ....
But it's not nested politically and the results are fast .
For example, in a strictly geographic sense, Vatican City is nested within Italy.
There is the obvious "geographic nesting", but there are less obvious logical nestings.
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I've got a bunch of "locations" - some are accurate (gaborone, botswana), some are geocodes (40.75,-73.997) and some are completely useless (#siliconcape). I need to find a way to run through the list and determine the City and Country of each string ...
Started by Wogan on
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Here's some example CSV output:
input : gaborone, botswana output: 2... .
You can get output as XML, JSON, CSV.
It'll take a string and attempt to parse it to a location .
Probably the easiest method would be to use something like the Google Geocoding API .
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Using O'Reilly's Data Mashups in R as inspiration, I'm trying to plot a handful of addresses on a shapefile of Salt Lake County, Utah found here .
I have data frame geoTable:
> geoTable address Y X EID 1 130 E 300 S 40.76271 -111.8872 1 2 875 E 900...
Started by Neil Kodner on
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At Eduardo's responses:
plotting-color-map-with-zip-codes-in-r-or-python developing-geographic-thematic.
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Started by bahaus on
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I always feel....
Everyone of these is great.
Oh, hell yeah.
Just a reminder that the best photos I've ever taken are just snapshots .
I also really like "Blue Pond & First Snow" & "Waterway To Orbit" .
Such a fortuitous shot.
Wow, the dragonfly is amazing.
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I'm using SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services and I'm trying to calculate distance inside of an MDX query - so that I can get counts of the items that are near my current location. I've created a dimension with Latitude & Longitude, and have also created...
Started by Scott Ivey on
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If not, check libraries like SharpMap and Proj.Net - They will let you build a true geographic point.
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Is which IPs are assigned to which ISPs public information? How do geo IP services obtain this information and maintain this information?
How can I personally figure out where a certain IP belongs without using one of these services?
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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This is why Google acquried Urchin so they could use their services for Google Analytics, which provides very accurate IP-to-geographic-region information.
Address ranges regardless of geographic region.
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It would be of significant benefit to my business if we could display information corresponding to a user's location when they reach our website's home page. I understand that trying to obtain geolocation from only an IP address is not an exact science...
Started by Programming Hero on
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I just Binged for it and I got: http://www.ip2location.com/?AfID=17800
They tend to need subscriptions to their service, ... .
You can't tell for sure and it can be inaccurate but services do exist to map IP addresses to their geographical location.
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There are a lot of good solutions for audio and video conferencing, task, calender and document management. We got specs, uml diagrams, code generators, etc.
But still companies pour tons of cash so that people can be physically there even in the times...
Started by Orkun Balkancı on
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We haven't really got into....
We use a combination of Skype IM, Skype Voice, mobile phones and email to keep in touch .
You're either co-located or you're not.
Distance isn't to much the problem, to be honest.
Period.
Nothing beat a face to face meeting.
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We would like to keep our hosting in the US.
But for European traffic, where is the best location for ping/response times? (East Coast, West Coast, Central etc)
Started by Entelarust on
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There are plenty of well-connected facilities in New Jersey and Manhattan that serve the ... .
The East Coast is good.
East coast is definitely best, latency to the rest of the US shouldn't exceed 40ms, and you can get to most of Europe for not much more .
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