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    grouped friendster globe


    Many weeks ago I did some post-processing on my friendster data to separate each user point by degree of separation from me. I also added some new code to the geosphere applet to allow a user to control whether points from a group are shown or not. I got busy and never got around to setting up an applet that actually displayed the data though, but I finally got some time. So here's the result: a friendster network grouped by degree of separation.

    Posted on 2003.06.16 at 08:56 PM in Geek |

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    Danzig

    You think those four people really are in Antarctica, or are they just saying that?

    Posted by: Danzig | 2003.06.18 at 03:49 AM

    felix petersen

    hey,

    this is what we were talking about at the imc in tokyo. by the way, i enjoyed our talk. be sure to drop me a note, when you come to europe. i posted a link on actioncontents.

    Posted by: felix petersen | 2003.07.09 at 09:58 PM

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