Thank you for posting!
There is also a presentation about it: https://presentations.clickhouse.com/meetup85/app/
There is also a presentation about it: https://presentations.clickhouse.com/meetup85/app/
Small feature idea: "find my ip" which zooms to/selects the apparent ip of the current visitor.
For octets closer to the center of their highest order square it was quite easy by just trial and error. But for octets at the edge of their square like e.g. 149 I admit having used pen and paper...
It says the the intent was to make it similar to https://xkcd.com/195/ , i.e. with a space filling curve that preserves grouping, but actual implementation doesn't seem to do that. For example, the upper left squares are:
0 1
2 3
0 1
3 2
* Obviously for all of the same color it makes no difference
* For all 4 of different colors the pattern still does not change, it's just randomly colored
* In case of 2 colors it's highly likely that the first half will have one color and the second one another. Nothing changes.
* In the less likely case the 3 have one color and the remaining one is different the resulting pattern is a triangle. So the direction of the diagonal will flip. But I don't think the overall impression will change.
In higher level squares replace "color" by "pattern", still no significant changes in appearance. Of course the two lower squares always swap their location.
I have tried to rearrange the pixels to see if there is any resemblance, here:
https://gist.github.com/uguu-org/5dadec83394d9ba5ea88e0f6e25...
Something to add, perhaps, is some sort of map marker and compass per zoom level? What part of the IPv4 space am I seeing, and what are the neighbours? Perhaps you've seen https://map.bgp.tools/ as well?
> Total size: 77.7 TB
biiiig daaaaaata