Smile! You'er on google camera!

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Strangler Lewis

This may be old, but use Google maps for driving directions from San Francisco, CA to Athens, Greece or Moscow, Russia

I love step 25

[Kevy Baby]

It appears that they are all on city streets. While sharper legal minds than I would know better, I believe that one can have pictures from the streets without issue. I'm just wondering what was involved with capturing all these images. This would be a LOT of imagery.

[€uroMeinke]

Makes me want to watch The End of Violence again. I know there's a site that has LA traffic pictures, perhaps those will be networked with existing security cams and home webcams for good measure. Privacy is a myth.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

Privacy is a myth.

They know you said that. Oh and they like your new boxers too.

[Strangler Lewis]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

Privacy is a myth.

Maybe. Out of curiosity, do you have kind of a light bulb shaped red brick path leading up to your front door?

[€uroMeinke]

Concrete - not brick - Someday we'll get better resolution. Google also always seems to be one car behind in it's imagery, You can see Lisa's Mercedes in the driveway

[Strangler Lewis]

I was looking at Local.Live.com. Perhaps I had the wrong house.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Strangler Lewis

I was looking at Local.Live.com. Perhaps I had the wrong house.

On the corner. Silver/blue car in the driveway facing South. Same pic as Google Earth.

[Ghoulish Delight]

I'm torn on these types of things. On the one hand, I adore the shrinking of our world in the sense that the more people can see of the world, the more people might care about the world. And yes, Kevy, it's all perfectly legal.

But then I see things like this. Make sure you stick around for the whole thing, it's rather fascinating. Didn't take all that much digging to get that much info. (and yes, he did get the cake).

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

I'm torn on these types of things. On the one hand, I adore the shrinking of our world in the sense that the more people can see of the world, the more people might care about the world. And yes, Kevy, it's all perfectly legal.

But then I see things like this. Make sure you stick around for the whole thing, it's rather fascinating. Didn't take all that much digging to get that much info. (and yes, he did get the cake).

Cool - but I kind of wish we could track the delivery vehicle carrying the cake - that would be cool.