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Here's a torrent of all the images: https://ubuntuone.com/4VxOo5cnInZWQUEplIdb2c https://ubuntuone.com/4VxOo5cnInZWQUEplIdb2c

Sniffnoy 14y ago
Edit: I retract this comment. Having written my own script to fetch everything within the boundaries I suggested, I found that it didn't get any that weren't already in the torrent. Going by the other comments, I suspect this is missing some. vladoh claims there's even more stuff under the tunnels. Meanwhile, mayanksinghal points out the size of the array holding everything -- it appears north goes up to 14, and south goes down to 25; however, the images in this torrent go only as high as north 11 and south 25. (Seems everyone agrees that the east and west boundaries are 48 and 33.)
- hkmurakami 14y ago
  Randall still draws with pencil and paper, and draws "really big"; I really want to know how much paper area he used for this one :O
DanielRibeiro 14y ago
I was having trouble downloading the torrent, so I wrote a little script to get it for me: https://gist.github.com/3748257 https://gist.github.com/3748257 Warning: 6mb worth of files. Edit: Github repo with all the images and the script, so that people don't need to hammer the xkcd server: https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab
- apag 14y ago
  Thanks for sharing! I was just going to do that myself, glad that now I don’t have to.
- knowtheory 14y ago
  And folks can hammer github's servers instead by viewing the commit https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab/commit/40f58f4d1a4f1e6f5d24a1e8b6597db4467b5335 https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab/commit/40f58f4d1a...
- apag 14y ago
  And here is how you get a web page you can open to view the whole thing in a one sitting: perl -e'print "<style>img{width:2048px;height:2048px}</style><pre>"; print /X$/ ? "\n" : "<img src=$_.png>" for @ARGV' {{13..1}n,{1..19}s}{{33..1}w,{1..48}e,X} > index.html Warning: gigantic page, may crash your browser. (Not as bad as it might seem, since many tiles are missing.)
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Sniffnoy 14y ago

Edit: I retract this comment. Having written my own script to fetch everything within the boundaries I suggested, I found that it didn't get any that weren't already in the torrent. Going by the other comments, I suspect this is missing some. vladoh claims there's even more stuff under the tunnels. Meanwhile, mayanksinghal points out the size of the array holding everything -- it appears north goes up to 14, and south goes down to 25; however, the images in this torrent go only as high as north 11 and south 25. (Seems everyone agrees that the east and west boundaries are 48 and 33.)

hkmurakami 14y ago
Randall still draws with pencil and paper, and draws "really big"; I really want to know how much paper area he used for this one :O

DanielRibeiro 14y ago

I was having trouble downloading the torrent, so I wrote a little script to get it for me: https://gist.github.com/3748257 https://gist.github.com/3748257 Warning: 6mb worth of files. Edit: Github repo with all the images and the script, so that people don't need to hammer the xkcd server: https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab

apag 14y ago
Thanks for sharing! I was just going to do that myself, glad that now I don’t have to.
knowtheory 14y ago
And folks can hammer github's servers instead by viewing the commit https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab/commit/40f58f4d1a4f1e6f5d24a1e8b6597db4467b5335 https://github.com/danielribeiro/xkcd_grab/commit/40f58f4d1a...
apag 14y ago
And here is how you get a web page you can open to view the whole thing in a one sitting: perl -e'print "<style>img{width:2048px;height:2048px}</style><pre>"; print /X$/ ? "\n" : "<img src=$_.png>" for @ARGV' {{13..1}n,{1..19}s}{{33..1}w,{1..48}e,X} > index.html Warning: gigantic page, may crash your browser. (Not as bad as it might seem, since many tiles are missing.)
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