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I think Internet isn't a cold place.
There are real people, data and links on the move in an unpredicted way.
I tried to trace into an image every flow generated by a link, an Internet meme's move, the trail of a web page.
Every single visitor of this image puts a coloured pixel generated from a simple algorithm of the IP address, a dot for each one.
Similiar IP addresses mean similiar colours: large spots of lookalike colours could mean that people from a specific local area have visited this image in the same period.
You've just contributed to this image's life, made with a lot of other people, on the way to reach its 43.200 coloured pixels goal!

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Your IP's (38.103.63.17) colour is:


C: 15% M: 40% Y: 25% K: 7%
Closest RGB used: R: 202 G: 142 B: 178

The colour generated by your IP address is included once in this image (usually, but not always, it's the rightmost pixel in the last row):



Do you see it blurry? It's a browser issue (to save bandwidth). Look at the right one with original dimensions.


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Hey dude, take a look to the 1^st quadrant! 43.200 pixels are done!

Order by date
Order by IP
Order by IP's length
Average colour

Help me to complete this image faster! :-)

Embed this image in your site or blog (it will add a colour to this map for each visitor of your site):

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