Evil score visualization

[MrPump]

So if you get permbanned you have to pay ? Or can you ie pay to have ban killed sooner than given date?

If an IP has someone banned on it then for someone else to register via the same IP they have to pay a bit. Its an alternative to outright IP bans.

And what if the account is banned for lets say 30-60 days [or it doesnt say].
What happends there?

1 of my members wrote me hes banned but he doesnt know for how long

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And what if the account is banned for lets say 30-60 days [or it doesnt say].
What happends there?

the IP of the banned account will get some evil units and you'll have to wait until the account gets unbanned to post. so to answer your previous question, you can't get unbanned by paying. you only have to pay to enable posting with a new account that was registered with an IP that was blacklisted by this forum.

[dothebeats]

And what if the account is banned for lets say 30-60 days [or it doesnt say].
What happends there?

the IP of the banned account will get some evil units and you'll have to wait until the account gets unbanned to post. so to answer your previous question, you can't get unbanned by paying. you only have to pay to enable posting with a new account that was registered with an IP that was blacklisted by this forum.

I think it is not IP-related anymore when it comes to bans but rather the account itself is banned. A ban without duration could be a permaban and CAN only be removed by posting an appeal here on Meta about the ban and the mods will decide whether the ban should be lifted or not.

[rebuilder]

Doesn't particularly help me as I don't have any way to automate the process after that. I have to start with words and turn words into other things as nothing I know interacts with non words.

dogie, for a rough solution you could use ImageMagick's convert to read the pixel value for each pixel:
http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/26719/any-tool-to-tell-me-the-exact-color-value-at-a-point-on-a-png-image

the relevant part:

$ convert image.png -crop '1x1+100+200' txt:-

Outputs, e.g.

# ImageMagick pixel enumeration: 1,1,255,rgb
0,0: (236,236,236)  #ECECEC  rgb(236,236,236)

then you need to correlate the output with IP based on the mapping specified here before.

This is a pretty ugly way to do it, but it should require minimal coding, so for a one-off, it's how I'd do it.

[dogie]

Doesn't particularly help me as I don't have any way to automate the process after that. I have to start with words and turn words into other things as nothing I know interacts with non words.

dogie, for a rough solution you could use ImageMagick's convert to read the pixel value for each pixel:
http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/26719/any-tool-to-tell-me-the-exact-color-value-at-a-point-on-a-png-image

the relevant part:

$ convert image.png -crop '1x1+100+200' txt:-

Outputs, e.g.

# ImageMagick pixel enumeration: 1,1,255,rgb
0,0: (236,236,236)  #ECECEC  rgb(236,236,236)

then you need to correlate the output with IP based on the mapping specified here before.

This is a pretty ugly way to do it, but it should require minimal coding, so for a one-off, it's how I'd do it.

Nice, worked perfectly. If I get bored I'll see what I can do with this although at this point I'm not actually sure

[Gleb Gamow]

Quick aside: NERDS! 

[dogie]

For reference, I got pretty close to outputting results but couldn't find a way to reverse the 12th order Hilbert curve in excel. There is some code to do it here but I'm unsure how to get that usable.

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If anyone's interested I made a program that mapped each pixel to an ASN, and counted how many evils each ASN has. It's available as a CSV file. The first column is the ASN, the other columns are the number of pixels for that particular color. The (n+1)th column correspond to nth color listed by theymos. (ie. the second column corresponds to the number of black pixels and the 8th column corresponds to the number of pink pixels for a particular ASN).

edit:
forgot to mention that in some cases, a pixel (/24 subnet) correspond to multiple ASNs, or that an ASN is only responsible for part of a /24. In those cases, the color count is incremented proportionally to the size of the subnet they control. So if a ASN controls 10.0.0.0/26, and the corresponding pixel color is white, then the 3rd column (the column for white) for that ASN will be incremented by 0.25, since a /26 subnet is quarter of the size of a /24.

[Luxurycoin_ICO]

how to remove it ? cause fee is very small, hard to make a transaction

[Coin.Master636]

This is truly awesome. I really love it!! But I don't like IP banning... IP's are just not personal enough... Especially with dynamic IP's with internet providers...
I like things as Login Through Google to identify unique persons. But obviously there can be more than one Google account for each person...