beautiful jpg topic

[zietsh]

I like the bridge

Photo from this guy: http://roblfc1892.deviantart.com/


OT:
btw. soon I will have more than enough time to play UrT

[JRandomNoob]

Pheer teh cute! Found on Oleg Volk’s gallery.

[Pirat]

Pheer teh cute! Found on Oleg Volk’s gallery.

Mieziiiiiiiiiiii! :-) teh cut3 miez0r!

[natirips]

Lol, JRN is posting little grlz. And I am _not_ implying anything. Really.

Edit: After checking out the site, I realized what the little girl had to do with UrT.

Edit2: Quite a lot of pictures of people holding weapons there. Almost as if it is something perfectly normal to casually hold a weapon in your everyday life.

I mean:

http://olegvolk.net/gallery/friendsandstrangers/people/learners4864.jpg.html

[wurst]

ou thats nice neighbours!

@topic..
One nice view on known IPv4 /24 space.

Caveats

We emphasize that the absence of traffic activity on this map may not mean much: one trace on one link can hardly be argued as representative of all Internet traffic, and existence of traffic on a few links is not the most satisfying definition of "address in use" anyway. But for macroscopic questions like "Is legacy address space being used on the Internet approximately the same way that RIR-allocated address space is being used?" which can inform policy discussions, we find insight even in this small a data sample.

http://www.caida.org/research/traffic-a ... -heatmaps/
http://maps.measurement-factory.com/software/releases/


#EDIT
Couldnt let my fingers off that thing...
In Debian u need "libgd2-xpm-dev", "wget" / "tar xvzf" and "make install" follow without probblems in squeeze.

then:
echo "83.141.4.234" > ./address
ipv4-heatmap -o /home/user/heatmap/out.png < ./adress

Tadaaaaa! DSWP is teh blue dot (click to enlarge...)

expect a view of IP4 space from dswp B3 clients soon.
#EDIT
Here we are d:

[natirips]

I fed it to this IP list (perl source code, generates 61337501696 bytes of output which I piped to ipv4-heatmap's stdin):

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#!/usr/bin/perl
$a=$b=$c=$d=0;
while ($a<256){
while ($b<256){
while ($c<256){
while ($d<256){
print "$a.$b.$c.$d\n";
++$d;}$d=0;
++$c;}$c=0;
++$b;}$b=0;
++$a;}$a=0;

And I got this:

[wurst]

thats hot indeed

btw use

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ipv4-heatmap  -c 0xCCCCCC -a ./iana-labels-dswp.txt  -p -o ./out3.png < adress_flatfile.txt

83.0.0.0/8 DSWP Inside (: prefix

to mark wheres dswp inside.

[zietsh]

I don't know if I posted this before, but I looked at this picture again for some while today... must be my favorite photo since I found it about 3-4 years ago, don't know why but I always return to it and i can look at it for hours..




http://xmegalopolisx.deviantart.com/art/A-Moment-Suspended-In-Time-49319626

[Pirat]

I don't know if I posted this before, but I looked at this picture again for some while today... must be my favorite photo since I found it about 3-4 years ago, don't know why but I always return to it and i can look at it for hours..




http://xmegalopolisx.deviantart.com/art/A-Moment-Suspended-In-Time-49319626

Beatiful indeed!

[moon]

impressive