“Social media” was a mistake so I am bringing over some nice things I had posted on Twitter to this blog.
I love Taskmaster and … well:
- Bring the most surprising sidecar file.
- Recreate a OSGeo project’s logo using these materials, best recreation wins.
- Trigger error 99999 as many times as you can. Most different reasons wins.
- Bring the best value to find in a date column.
- Georeference this monochrome scan of a hand-drawn 1910 map, most accurate wins.
- Draw a world map. Most area conformal map wins.
- Name as many QGIS releases as you can, most release names wins.
- Bring the best typeface for a remote village.
- Invent a new Shapefile sidecar file. Most useful sidecar file wins.
- Make the most beautiful choropleth map. You have 5 minutes to name your data sources then 15 minutes to make your map.
- Bring the most disturbing data preparation story.
- Demonstrate a standard GIS operation as interpretative dance.
- Get a social media leech to repost a map of yours without credit. Most retweets wins.
- Bring the worst communal geo data portal.
- Create the coolest hex grid map from this dataset of beehives.
- Spell/pronounce GDAL’s main developer’s name correctly.
- Imitate Ian Turton when a demanding user calls him on his private number for GeoServer support.
- Bring a sane GML file.
- Write a standard-compliant CityGML parser.
- Design the most beautiful north arrow.
- Choose an angle. (…) (…) Design a tube map only using lines at the angle you chose earlier.
Kate contributed “Determine what a Shapefile projection should be without a .prj file or metadata” :D
Previously at https://twitter.com/cartocalypse/status/1530251866000465920