This reminds me of the sketch SNL did saying it’s impossible to find jury members for the OJ trail. The only difference is it will be impossible to find anyone willing to say Luigi is guilty

He kinda looks like Caesar there, and we all know it ended well for him

They would just be annoyed. I used to work for Disney in Tomorrowland. I would be standing at the entrance of one of the attractions greeting guests, and at least once a day a guest would ask me where the restrooms are. I would point to the 10 foot wide sign that says “RESTROOMS” right behind them and say “over there”.

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Da ba dee da ba di

That’s because The Oatmeal made that game

Jokes on them, I don’t use chrome

• create an access token (reddit thread)
• I found this post from last year linking to API Docs
• official GitHub repo link

I just finished deploying Canvas Stats. All of the data should be updated and correct now.

Canvas Stats, hosted on Github pages. The web app lets you search for a user who participated in the event. Current features:

• View your ranking based on number of pixels place
• View what color pixels you placed and how many
• View the coordinate where you placed the most pixels and other users who had the same top coordinate
• View the pixels you placed and download them as a png image!
• View the stats from the 2023 event and compare how you did each year
• View all of the pixels placed of just one color
• The app will display in dark mode based on your device’s setting
• You can now save Canvas Stats as a PWA

click here to view the web app.

view the code here

Thanks, I can’t believe I forgot the link. I have updated the post

I can help you out if there is something you are looking for. I have a script that I can run on my computer to generate an image of just one user’s pixels, or a group of users. I have not gone through the new data yet, but should have something by the end of today.

I’m going to look at the data and try to make a list of similar wars between users.

No problem! I’m glad people are using my web app!

I checked my csv file and both of the txt files Grant posted. I found 1700 lines that had your username. I ran some code to get every color you placed and still got the same results: [‘000000’: Black, ‘unset: Undo’, ‘FFFFFF’: White, ‘F14FB4’: Magenta, ‘FDE111’: Yellow, ‘B9C3CF’: Light Grey, ‘0334BF’: Blue, ‘F66E08’: Rust, ‘777F8C’: Medium Grey, ‘1F1E26’: Dark Grey, ‘424651’: Deep Grey, ‘FF9F17’: Orange, ‘FFFFA5’: Pastel Yellow].

If you did place red pixels (or any other shade of red/pink), it was not recorded in the log files. Maybe the pixels where lost during one of the downtimes during the event.

For example: [email protected] placed a pixel at (10, 262) 1417 times, which is how they got to the top of the rankings

I have also created a file that lists the coordinates that a user place a pixel at the highest number of times.

Ok. This is from the “Possibly patched pixel log file” that Grant posted. I then removed any duplicates, removed any lines that were pixel_undo or mod_rollback. I think this is accurate.