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Use private source code repository Visual Studio Online or GitHub. Give access to your client.
you can do incremental updates any time in future as well.
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I cycle a lot -- the ol' health and fitness thing, y'know -- and what we cyclists really need is an app that shows where the best trees are, for hiding under when it's pissing down with rain!
So get on with it, all you Android devs! You can call it "Safe Arbour".
Of course, I'll patent the idea, so if you make one, I'll demand a free copy -- and then I'll sue the cr@p outta ya!
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lol, I cycle too - great idea 
Would be extremely annoying to race to the 'safe arbour' only to find it has been chopped down. Almost as bad as a false summit.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: where the best trees are, for hiding under when it's pissing down with rain!
Make sure your app points out the tallest trees when there's thunder and lightning.
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Just GoogleMaps to a pub nearby?
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Especially as roofs tend not to leak, but trees do.
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Also a bit nicer place to take a leak than a tree
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Is that what that Satellite view is for?
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Pubs are pretty few and far between, in the bowels of Hell where I live.
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How about something on a light, small, expanding stick that once opened provides a round canopy above the holder to shield them from the rain?
On second thoughts, that will never catch on!
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You don't half have some daft ideas.
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I cycle a lot too, rain doesn't bother me apart from making things a bit more slippery... Singapore ... rain is actually refreshing.
Lightning though, well adds excitement. Tall trees and lightning, perhaps not.
Seems most Asians are scared of the rain, few drops and they run away. I tell the kids it's because Asians melt in the rain, but being only half Asian they've got my waterproof genes.
A common question I get from the Asians (re cycling) is "what happens when it rains."
My answer: "I get wet." Usually shuts them up.
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It is safer to cycle in the rain in Singapore - all the taxis have disappeared from the roads 
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I usually tell them that I'm not afraid of water.
If you get doused by rain here, though, you get bluddy cold.
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If you're in the NE or SE, you could give my freebie WeatherMate [^] a shot. Sorry, Windows only (for now).
/ravi
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Real cyclists enjoy the rain. 
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Speaking as a cyclist myself, that's not the only thing a stand of trees is good for. Especially when you're cycling through the countryside, and are well hydrated.
Software Zen: delete this;
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And of course it needs realtime cameras for each tree so a cyclist can check if it still has any leaves on it in autumn/winter.
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Better integrate it with real time lightning strikes information.
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Oh gawd - they will not end ...
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desk *BANG* desk *BANG* desk *BANG*
It's lovely when you stop.
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98.6 degrees, you'd be dead and burnt to a crisp in most of the world 
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soon the will come out with a phone that can connect to the internet..wait did they already.. noooooooooooooooooo.....
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these days a kid's only got to look slightly pale or sneeze and the parents rush them to a doctor...
thermometer, iot or no will only slow them down and raise the panic level.
And on that:
to placate the parents the doctors pretty much obliged to prescribe meds and write a sick note
and over the next week mom's gonna make sure the kid finishes that whole box of overpriced "kids" paracetamol
- funny how "kids" meds cost more but have less active ingredients.
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Can it be fitted nasally?
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