ouch!

bet that puts a bit of a load on the database server

webstumbler's slick, btw; you're gonna work maps in next, right?
*grin*
-a

actually, im thinking about re-writing parts of it... it has some very nessicary things missing...

i was thinking of GPL'ing it... but i dun really want to becuase then everyone will see what a shitty coder i am

Well, the reason is you've submitted over 11,000 observations with lat/long of zero, with different signal strengths, and roughly 3,000 observations with lat/long filled in. Given how our stats math is, it falls out that the percentage calculated of 'observations used for triangulation' is so low. ...

well, software being what it is: its possible your case has tripped an edge condition in the "goodness" detector. we'll have a look, and let you know if we find something strange. cool :) no hurry tho, im sure youve got all sorts of stuff to worry about, i was just wondering why i was get...

GRR!!! ya thats me, i keep forgetting to login

err... forgot to login...

well the number of networks with gps / without gps is about 97.5%

User: FLECOM
Nets w/GPS: 2,100
Nets w/o GPS: 2,153
Percentage Quality Locations: 22.053%

its like 23% or something like that... and the areas ive discovered havent been discovered by anyone before me... and they are all with GPS (with good signal) now, could it be that my GPS is slow? it only updates once every 2 seconds or so, so its *possible* that more than one AP has the same locati...

if you are talking about the tmobile accesspoints, they are all interconnected to the tmobile network and use a proxy server for authentication, with your "paid" user/password it is connected to the public internet as you can ping websites and get back their actuall ip addresses, so in the...