This is already a feature of the Google map, but that's not currently working.

This API isn't working (it's outdated and there's no API key) and while
this change might actually be breaking it more, but it at least stops an
intrusive alert from showing on the page for every user.

The value actually provided is numeric, not the human-readable form.

This provides better image quality, greater speed and reduced bandwidth.

The actual data doesn't matter, so just send to /dev/null or avoid
downloading it altogether.

This is a batch job so if the server is slightly slow, we'll wait.

Despite being given the --quiet option, rsync will write an error
message if it can't change to a directory on the remote server. This
happens for servers that mirror only a subset of architectures and
results in cron mailing error messages on every such run. Since errors
are tracked elsewhere, just drop anything going to stderr from rsync.

Restore what looks like a force push that removed the 0.08 release.