Gnuplot usage
Lisa uses her weblog to remind her of things that are hard to remember like the instructions to her watch. I have done a few things like that (like the command line for burning DVDs on my FreeBSD box) and I thought I’d also put a couple of gnuplot reminders here. (I use gnuplot for all sorts of things, mostly as a quick data visualization tool).
You can insure that the output is a square by typing:
set size square
If you want a certain aspect ratio, use:
set size ratio n
If n is negative, then it ensures that the units of each axis is that ratio. For instance, to plot some orthographic map data, I used:
set size ratio -1 set xrange [-1:1] set yrange [-1:1] plot "map.dat" with lines
I’m sure this will be useful sometime in the future.
Here’s a graph of the number of visitors to brainwagon.org over the last 140 days, with a quadratic curve fit.
I suspect the world would be better if that percentage were even greater.
Apparently 15% of all web traffic is cat related. There's no reason for Brainwagon be any different.
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Congrats, glad to hear all is well.