An Interesting Thing

[Eluvatar]

I'm going to post some other ones like this in a moment.

This Lewis and Clark one has an interesting feature in the middle

(I did this by modifying the CSS in my browser using firefox, making it re-render with the following changes:

.unbox {nation=lewis_and_... (line 267)
    font-size:0%;
}

img.miniflag {
    height: 26px;
    width: 60px;
}

)

 

[Eluvatar]

So the key feature of the Lewis and Clark one is the great number of Gatesville flags present in that array of his endorsers.

Here's the group of flags endorsing Great Bights Mum:



This set is distinguished by a lack of pattern.

It's interesting that both share a good number of Default Flag nations who's creativity level is clearly questionable

 

[Flemingovia]

.unbox {nation=lewis_and_... (line 267)
  font-size:0%;
}

img.miniflag {
  height: 26px;
  width: 60px;
}

Smartass

 

[Emperor Matthuis]

That's propaganda and free-time for you.

 

[Sydia]

What's that, collection of tiny flags? You want me to...kill everybody?

 

[Eluvatar]

.unbox {nation=lewis_and_... (line 267)
  font-size:0%;
}

img.miniflag {
  height: 26px;
  width: 60px;
}

Smartass

WHOOPS!

Should be just:

.unbox {
   font-size:0%;
}

img.miniflag {
   height: 26px;
   width: 60px;
}

 

[Romanoffia (Guest)]

That's propaganda and free-time for you.

It takes two seconds write a script that strips out everything but the flags. You save the page and run the script on the saved page. No real expenditure of time at all. Besides, it's fun!

And...

If you have a T4 connection that tops out at about 274 Mb/s and run a nice open code browser like FireFox you can customize a browser identity to pull of all the information you need in a flash, and I mean a flash.

The best part is that it doesn't even make the NS server hiccup or even take notice.



R

 

[Zemnaya Svoboda]

Shiny.

 

[Romanoffia (Guest)]

Very shiny!

Just wait till I get that fibre optic connection run in next week. I love blade servers (especially since they are so cheap to buy!).




R