We're All Over the Place

[Unimatic1140]

If you refresh/reload our home page (www.automaticwasher.org) at the very bottom you will see a map. It shows the location of everyone who has click on the home page since about 9:30am this morning. You do need to hit refresh to see an updated map as the map only updates about once every 15 minutes. There are more non-USA hits that I would have guessed. If you click on the map you can see where the last 25 hits originated from. Very interesting, I love how global we are!

 

[appnut]

I guess I'm hewitt, a suburb of Waco.

 

[jetcone]

I LOVE THAT

too kewl!!

Washers will save the world!!!

 

[gyrafoam]

Very kool!

 

[jasonl]

Lafayette, LA

I guess Opelousas is still too small to have an IP address LOL.

 

[hydralique]

Yeah, but all in all Lafayette is a pretty decent place so if you have to borrow an IP address it could be worse. A friend of mine use to live there and I always enjoyed visting and eating the local Cajun food, but he packed up his little Westy front loader and Radaranges and moved to Ohio. I know he misses it!

 

[partscounterman]

I Love it!

I guess I must be the dot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean...or is that you Leon?

I notice we have a dearth of members living in the high Rockies however.

 

[exploder3211]

um, i haven't seen me.. i live in raleigh, where are the clicks from eairler today?

 

[tlee618]

That is so cool Robert!!

 

[retroguy]

Cool....

I seem to be incognito, too. LOL. Whenever I log in it says simply "United States". I almost feel undercover!=)

 

[oxydolfan1]

Hey, who's in Newfane, VT?

I used to vacation there as a child. Lots of great memories!

 

[foraloysius]

A while ago I had a look and there were two hits from the Netherlands

Just now I had another look and I noticed hits from quite a few European countries, including France and Finland. IIRC we don't have members in that country. Hoping you will sign up!

 

[mielabor]

Netherlands...

Two hits from the Netherlands...
That must be me! First at home, then at work.

 

[toggleswitch]

Chldren, play nice.

WAY KOOL!

Drills point across that it is known who/where you are, so don't pull any nonsense.

 

[christfr]

WOO HO GO ST LOUIS .. HA HA

 

[thor]

I'm alone down here!

 

[frigilux]

Well, if you dig through that pile of hits from the upper midwest, I'm the one in southwestern Minnesota. YAY!

 

[Unimatic1140]

I should remind everyone that the dots are not the location of your house, but the location of your Internet Service Provider. 90% of the time your ISP is within 25 miles or so of your house or work.

 

[rickr]

How cool!! We are all over the place!

 

[rinso]

Hey, I see a dot for Boise! If I look closely enough, I can imagine me mowing the lawn or hanging out clothes in the back pasture while trying to not step in something.

 

[saltysam]

How cool!

was wondering what the map was when i logged on just a few mintues ago....That is sooo cool!@ Robert your just the greatest!

 

[foraloysius]

Theo, there were only a few minutes between them, I guess one of them was mine. Or are you traveling to work by broomstick?

Ducking and running!

 

[mielabor]

Puzzling...

Louis, I didn't look at the times and it's indeed impossible for me to travel that fast. Yesterday I saw two entries from The Netherlands, one: ", Netherlands" and one "Amsterdam, Netherlands". Today I see: ", Netherlands" and "Klein-Overleek, Netherlands" so which one is me? I am inclined to think that it is ", Netherlands" for my home address and "Amsterdam, Netherlands" for my work address but what is your entry then?

(I would like to travel by broomstick though)

 

[foraloysius]

I guess you are right, I had several looks and this last time I saw one "Groningen, Netherlands", so that is probably me, although you never know for sure. I'm on cable internet through @Home, don't know if the server is in Groningen too. I wonder if this list is totally accurate.

Enjoy your weekend!

 

[jasonl]

Of course I know that, Robert

The nearest ISP is in Lafayette even though there is a dial-up number (one) in Opelousas that EVERYONE uses and jams it up. Ugh. Good thing I'm on DSL now.

 

[gizmo]

That's great, Robert.

Does it only register if we enter via the home page?

I always enter direct to this page, as it's what I have in my favourites:
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-DISCUSS-O-MAT.cgi

It looks like I am the southern-most member...
Chris.

 

[irishwashguy]

WOW!!

More amazing than spelling racecar backwards!!! Portland, Oregon here, but then, you knew that.