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<div align="center"> <div align="center">
<a href="https://v6.sys42.net"> <a href="https://v6.sys42.net">
<img src="https://i.xevion.dev/2023/03/firefox_UMf1xj8hrL.png" <img src="https://i.xevion.dev/2023/03/firefox_UMf1xj8hrL.png" width="512"
alt="Place IPv6 Screenshot"> alt="Place IPv6 Screenshot">
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I found a neat website called [**Place: IPv6**](https://v6.sys42.net/) and found the idea really cool. I found a neat website called [**Place: IPv6**](https://v6.sys42.net/) and found the idea really cool.
If you've ever heard of /r/place, you'll remember that you can place pixels on a globally-synchronized If you've ever heard of /r/place, you'll remember that you can place pixels on a globally-synchronized canvas, creating any sort of image you want. There is absolutely
canvas, creating any sort of image you want. no restriction on creativity, allowing both good and bad.
Instead of having a user-controllable interface or an HTTP API, this website relies on IPv6 addresses to place pixels on the canvas. However, instead of having a user-controllable interface or an HTTP API, this website relies on IPv6 addresses to place pixels on the canvas.
This repository is a custom "library" built to do just that - paint on the canvas. This repository is a custom "library" built to do just that - paint on the canvas.
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- Instead of completing the entire layer of packets & recalculating what is next, one could process - Instead of completing the entire layer of packets & recalculating what is next, one could process
PART of the transition, slowly revealing parts of the image in 'layers'. PART of the transition, slowly revealing parts of the image in 'layers'.
- Each layer or group would be targeted, resolved (all pixels would be fully checked as 'written') in order. - Each layer or group would be targeted, resolved (all pixels would be fully checked as 'written') in order.
- Add a CLI frontend - Add a CLI frontend
- Currently, the entire app is controlled via environment variables & changing the code. - Currently, the entire app is controlled via environment variables & changing the code.
This is horrible for any 'normal' user. This is horrible for any 'normal' user.