Keyboard enthusiasts by location...

webwit · 19 Oct 2011, 17:49

I'm redoing this geekhack thread in a single post!

From our visitor logs of the past 30 days. Numbers are percentages. Slightly blue without a number stands for smaller than 1%, gray for no visits.

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webwit · 20 Oct 2011, 01:08

Trololol.

Too easy. And no programming required.

pita · 20 Oct 2011, 02:52

No offense, but out of that huge picture above, only the bar chart is meaningful and quick to look at. There isn't much point to the map if only few listed countries. Just because you can, doesn't mean it is an effective way to present things.

Again, that bar chart is nice.

webwit · 20 Oct 2011, 03:10

Meh. It shows all countries.

Brian8bit · 20 Oct 2011, 04:07

Doesn't show anyone from Northern Ireland. Or Ireland.

webwit · 20 Oct 2011, 04:17

Sure it does. Between 0 and 1%.

Slightly blue without a number stands for smaller than 1%, gray for no visits.

If you're from a stinking little country without a number - the mechanical keyboard wastelands - you'll have to get over 1% to get a percentage on the map and join the civilized parts of the world!

Ireland. Logitech G19 users.

Spharx · 20 Oct 2011, 12:28

Something is wrong with the numbers ... wasn't this board intended mostly for European users ?

yakill · 20 Oct 2011, 12:34

Yeah, but it's the USA man they got to invade everything...

kbdfr · 20 Oct 2011, 12:53

Don't just look at the picture, folks: Europe 49%, N-America 38%.

webwit · 20 Oct 2011, 13:07

Deskthority is intercontinental. If you want to start an African groupbuy, no one will stop you.

woody · 20 Oct 2011, 20:38

Why is Nigeria gray? They have few groupbuys here and there.

Brian8bit · 22 Oct 2011, 15:43

webwit wrote:Sure it does. Between 0 and 1%.

I guess I am the 1%. Fuck the 99%.

ripster · 22 Oct 2011, 18:21

I declare this to be an American Keyboard Forum.

Like most keyboards this film was made in Asia.

7bit · 22 Oct 2011, 18:34

ripster wrote:I declare this to be an American Keyboard Forum.
[youtube video]

Like most keyboards this film was made in Asia.

Most of my keyboards are made in Germany,
followed by made in USA,
followed by made in Slovenia,
followed by made in Scotland,
followed by made in Korea,
followed by made in Czech Republic.

ripster · 22 Oct 2011, 20:47

Scotland isn't a real country.

7bit · 22 Oct 2011, 21:06

ripster wrote:Scotland isn't a real country.

235 years ago, the USA weren't a real country either.

Same for Germany, Slovenia and Czech Republic. Don't know about Korea.

kbdfr · 22 Oct 2011, 21:18

7bit wrote:
ripster wrote:Scotland isn't a real country.
235 years ago, the USA weren't a real country either. (...)

But at least, Scotland had been before, until 1707.

7bit · 22 Oct 2011, 21:34

kbdfr wrote:
7bit wrote:
ripster wrote:Scotland isn't a real country.
235 years ago, the USA weren't a real country either. (...)
But at least, Scotland had been before, until 1707.

Good point!

woody · 23 Oct 2011, 13:57

Old countries suck. Don't ask how I know.

hoggy · 23 Oct 2011, 23:11

The island I live on isn't even drawn on the map... Happens a lot.