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This would allow you to report things on the map like dead skunks, cannabis retailers, or cattle trucks so folks have a chance to roll up their windows, switch their AC to recirculation mode (this does actually help mitigate road smells quite a bit) or divert around it.
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Farmland would be permanantly brown. |
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Do smartphones nowadays not already come with smell sensors? Then the results could be automatically scraped and fed back to the server |
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No, that's why dogs don't use them. |
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This should show nice smells too. I grew up near a large coffee-roasting and grinding place, which often smelt amazing over an area of several nearby streets. I now live near a brewery which gives a large area of town a delicious malty aroma on days when they're brewing. |
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I like that. Same with bakeries (heh), pine forests, etc. |
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[hippo], I get that from Stone here in Escondido - what's your brewery? |
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This should go further than allowing inputs - there should be updates - "There is an older vehicle whose engine is burning oil five minutes ahead of you". |
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Yes! Like the cattle truck! |
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If you left your phone in your back pocket all day it would think the entire city had been hit by a mild biological weapon. |
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Let me introduce you to the odours of Chilliwack BC.
The sound of silage. |
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You have no idea, Rayford. I'm a cabbie! |
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