From: Matt Duggan <matt@insnet.net>
Brad Knowles wrote:
>
> At 8:54 AM +0000 1999/9/2, Matt Duggan wrote:
>
> > Is there a way of graphing the data so that 'half' of the plot is
> > on a black background (i.e. night) and half on white???
>
> Nah, if you're going to do that, it would be better to use one of
> those sine-wave graphs that shows exactly where the peak position of
> the sun is at that time in that timezone, and then you'd need to add
> a positional correction factor for latitude (so you'd need to attach
> a GPS device to the system, or have GPS-provided coordinates
> specified in the LOC record for that machine in the DNS).
>
> o \
> - |
> g /
Hi Brad,
Cool..... :O) I thought it was a good idea, all for about...oooh, 30
seconds!
Matt
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