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y-axis is gigabyte per dollar. if you want only gigabyte, it would look like this: http://things.gnod.com/flashdrives/#y=gb http://things.gnod.com/flashdrives/
by no_gravity 13y ago
y-axis is gigabyte per dollar. if you want only gigabyte, it would look like this:
http://things.gnod.com/flashdrives/#y=gb http://things.gnod.com/flashdrives/#y=gb
I have to make it more clear or switch to a different default view. Not sure yet.
- rtkwe 13y agoSwitching the label on the default from More Capacity to More Capacity Per Dollar would clear it right up and should be changed even if the default view isn't going to be changed.
- bazzargh 13y agoI'm finding things to the left of things that are cheaper, eg Integral Neon 32Gb (29.18) left of Centon Datastick Pro 64 (29.97)?
- bazzargh 13y agoDuh, typed the wrong example there. The Leef Supra (24.99) is to the right of the Integral Neon, but less expensive.
- no_gravity 13y agoYes, you cannot sort them "perfectly" without overlapping.