It was briefly removed in August: https://organicmaps.app/news/2024-08-18/good-news-organic-maps-appeared-again-in-the-google-play-store/

SC redownloads map data if it is over 12 hours old on your device, so you're likely seeing up to date information. And you can always download manually in an area to see the absolute freshest data, if you think that's necessary.

Organic Maps doesn't update the data nearly as often, as it's not really meant for editing. That being said, unless you are in a busy area, the chances of a fellow mapper already having submitted that data since the last update in OM is slim.

At the end of the day, you should just do what is convenient for you and allows you to contribute easier.

I've lived in two separate but equal soviet era concrete blocks, and I could count on my three hands the number of times I've heard my neighbours do anything. I assume they dropped a neutron star or something.

That is except renovations... the type where they start drilling at 8am and do not stop until 6pm... those are not so rare.

I'm convinced one of our neighbours removed all of their internal walls by using a tiny drill bit to remove that much of one wall at a time. Nothing else can explain weeks of constant drilling.

I guess my point being: they had it figured out 50 years ago (except for renovations).

Luckily, nobody is this passionate about liking javascript.

Gorgeous! You can see people keep touching his little paws!

PeerTube. Except nobody's going to use it until everybody uses it.

Probably that they very obviously are!

The effects of microplastics(/nanoplastics) on humans aren't fully understood yet. We mostly know that they are now everywhere, and are being linked to a number of health issues.

This article suggests that boiling hard tapwater can reduce the intake of microplastics via the formed "scale" trapping the plastic particles.

The original looks fine: https://www.gocomics.com/offthemark/2023/08/29

Maybe at some point in its journey across all the social medias someone cleaned and sharpened it with AI? Perhaps it was able to deal with the large letters, but not the small jpegged ones.

...and then once again it was compressed to hell...

Tineye the science guy says this was made by some random person