Comments on: Map of The Internet http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/ "Brilliant people simplify things, and mediocre people complicate things." -- Unknone Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:22:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: earobinson » Mapping Wikipedia http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/#comment-8291 earobinson » Mapping Wikipedia Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:04:32 +0000 http://earobinson.org/?p=23#comment-8291 [...] States to George W. Bush bet you never knew Ubuntu was connected to George W. Bush. I once wrote a map of the internet program that people seemed to like to download and modify so in that spirit I wrote wikimap.py to map [...] [...] States to George W. Bush bet you never knew Ubuntu was connected to George W. Bush. I once wrote a map of the internet program that people seemed to like to download and modify so in that spirit I wrote wikimap.py to map [...]

]]> By: earobinson http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/#comment-318 earobinson Tue, 16 Oct 2007 17:19:32 +0000 http://earobinson.org/?p=23#comment-318 Thanks for the link, you could scale the image down after it has rendered large using the SAVE_SCALE var if that's the problem your having. Thanks for the link, you could scale the image down after it has rendered large using the SAVE_SCALE var if that’s the problem your having.

]]> By: Zamber http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/#comment-317 Zamber Tue, 16 Oct 2007 16:42:05 +0000 http://earobinson.org/?p=23#comment-317 Yay! My net is back and stable ;]. Here you can find the promised render http://localhostr.com/files/078add0fa1288b63e26e.gz :) Enjoy! PS I would like to post it on my flickr but convert (a part of imagemagick) can't get a reasonable grip on a file of this size. Gotta any ideas? Yay! My net is back and stable ;]. Here you can find the promised render http://localhostr.com/files/078add0fa1288b63e26e.gz :) Enjoy!

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I would like to post it on my flickr but convert (a part of imagemagick) can’t get a reasonable grip on a file of this size. Gotta any ideas?

]]> By: earobinson http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/#comment-316 earobinson Tue, 16 Oct 2007 14:26:43 +0000 http://earobinson.org/?p=23#comment-316 Zamber, hey thanks for the feedback, If you look at internetImage.py line 138 takes care of the void points, im really not sure if that's a second void point or not. I also generated a large scale version but it killed my bandwidth (hence the blog move) and so I took it down. Would love to see what you have come up with. Zamber, hey thanks for the feedback, If you look at internetImage.py line 138 takes care of the void points, im really not sure if that’s a second void point or not. I also generated a large scale version but it killed my bandwidth (hence the blog move) and so I took it down.

Would love to see what you have come up with.

]]> By: Zamber http://blog.earobinson.org/2007/10/15/map-of-the-internet/#comment-315 Zamber Tue, 16 Oct 2007 14:22:20 +0000 http://earobinson.org/?p=23#comment-315 Hi earobinson :) and all you Internet Map folks :D. The lines that are gathering near south of Ghana are in the central point of the image so we can presume that the destination point of that lines was not in the map range or one of the servers was not localizable OR the destination point lies somewhere in the cosmos :). I managed to spend 3.29 minutes on rendering a bigger map (about 18000x8000, it's hard to open it in anything :D) but I managed to open it only in xara lx (vector graphics app). The scales were set to 50 & 50. If you want to know it took about 74% of my CPU to generate it. I killed the X server for this operation :P. I wanted to make even a bigger one (scale 100 & 100) but it gave me a memory error near the end :( (about a hour of rendering). I'll post the link in a while because I'm experiencing some network issues right now ;/. Hi earobinson :) and all you Internet Map folks :D.
The lines that are gathering near south of Ghana are in the central point of the image so we can presume that the destination point of that lines was not in the map range or one of the servers was not localizable OR the destination point lies somewhere in the cosmos :).
I managed to spend 3.29 minutes on rendering a bigger map (about 18000×8000, it’s hard to open it in anything :D) but I managed to open it only in xara lx (vector graphics app). The scales were set to 50 & 50. If you want to know it took about 74% of my CPU to generate it. I killed the X server for this operation :P. I wanted to make even a bigger one (scale 100 & 100) but it gave me a memory error near the end :( (about a hour of rendering).

I’ll post the link in a while because I’m experiencing some network issues right now ;/.

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