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It's useful to scan for your device. In a room with heaps of devices, you can turn yours on and off a few times to figure out your MAC.

$ hcitool scan
Scanning ...
	10:93:E9:0C:E8:2D	Raiden
	20:14:03:27:23:76	n/a
	00:17:E9:6A:BF:D4	Pebble BFD4
	78:31:C1:BF:B6:A9	James’s MacBook Pro
	B8:F6:B1:14:6F:BA	n

Pelias

Badges	Repository	Notes
	config
	mergeable
	quattroshapes-pipeline
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download here: http://peter.johnson.s3.amazonaws.com/somes.osm.pbf

A static OSM pbf extract for testing purposes which contains the following data:

$ osmconvert --out-statistics somes.pbf 
lon min: 174.8607050
lon max: 174.8701924
lat min: -41.2637515
lat max: -41.2488235

npm publish actually zips up your module directory and sends the zip to be stored on the npm servers. if you have passwords and large files in your working directory they may be included in the zip unless you add them to a .npmignore (if an .npmignore is not present it will check .gitignore instead)

on github:

merge PR to master

locally:

switch to master branch important
pull origin master locally important

	# sudo apt-get install osmctools

	$ osmconvert --out-statistics planet-140820.osm.pbf

	timestamp min: 2000-01-04T07:47:52Z
	timestamp max: 2014-08-20T00:10:00Z
	lon min: -180.0000000
	lon max: 180.0000000
	lat min: -90.0000000
	lat max: 90.0000000

	#!/bin/bash

	curl -s -X POST "localhost:9200/pelias/_search?pretty=true&search_type=count" -d '
	{
	"size": 0,
	"aggs": {
	"group_by_a3": {
	"terms": {
	"field": "alpha3"
	},

	#!/bin/bash

	ogr2ogr output-0001.shp input.shp -simplify 0.0001 -lco ENCODING=UTF-8

	http://localhost:9200/_nodes/_all?pretty=t
	http://localhost:9200/_all/_settings

	#!/bin/bash
	npm install openstreetmap-stream; curl -s http://planet.osm.org/pbf/planet-latest.osm.pbf \| node -e "var osm = require('openstreetmap-stream'); process.stdin.pipe(osm.parser()).pipe(osm.stringify).pipe(process.stdout);";