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http://internet-map.net


Koooo.

Good lord that was autistic.

I'm not even trying to troll, there's no way you can "Map" the internet. It's just a bunch of domain names in dots that are probably sized based on Google's traffic monitor. There's also no reference to the 'Deep Web' or any common-but-unlisted domain names.

Well, none of the BZ-related sites I visit are on there.

AHadley wrote:Well, none of the BZ-related sites I visit are on there.

They would not register as a pixel at the highest magnification.

Purplehaze wrote:Good lord that was autistic.

I'm not even trying to troll, there's no way you can "Map" the internet. It's just a bunch of domain names in dots that are probably sized based on Google's traffic monitor. There's also no reference to the 'Deep Web' or any common-but-unlisted domain names.

Even if it is pointless, the exercise of making a tool that creates such a map automaticly is hardly meaningless if you look at what you may be able to learn from it.
You could say its similair to a lot of BZ2 mods, pointless to the community in general, but a good learning experience for the modder him-/herself and maybe even fun for a small group of players.

Purplehaze wrote:Good lord that was autistic.

I'm not even trying to troll, there's no way you can "Map" the internet. It's just a bunch of domain names in dots that are probably sized based on Google's traffic monitor. There's also no reference to the 'Deep Web' or any common-but-unlisted domain names.

By definition, it is a map, it simply does not use physical location but another metric for its positioning.

The Idea is interesting I think, it just needs to be properly integrated into a search engine, so that I could actually find "http://bzforum.matesfamily.org" on it for example.

AHadley wrote:Well, none of the BZ-related sites I visit are on there.

that's because we're part of the "Deep Web". shhhhh

PH - be nice, or you can join the moderation queue.

-- GSH