Find your home/neighborhood by satellite

[lithium]

there is also terraserver, which we use here at work often. it's free, no watermark stuff on the images, but not nearly as user friendly.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/

microsoft adopted it as an example of how good their SQL server is (as this database is fucking huge, 3.3 terabytes of aerial imagery)

[dave is ok]

there is also terraserver, which we use here at work often. it's free, no watermark stuff on the images, but not nearly as user friendly.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/

microsoft adopted it as an example of how good their SQL server is (as this database is fucking huge, 3.3 terabytes of aerial imagery)

WTF, My part of the country is missing.

[Nomi]

They aren't. Some shots are as old as 5 years old.

Yeah, our school photo is pre-construction and my home street is way out of date. Still, not too bad.

[Grave]

there is also terraserver, which we use here at work often. it's free, no watermark stuff on the images, but not nearly as user friendly.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/

microsoft adopted it as an example of how good their SQL server is (as this database is fucking huge, 3.3 terabytes of aerial imagery)

This is awesome. The large aerial view of Boston is pretty damn good.

[Rumpy]

Diff, are you done with school now since you're still in NJ?