Submitter Comment:[EDIT:]

-Time series plot and maps of granular internet connectivity measurements within Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odessa, Mykolayiv, Donetsk and others between March 5th and March 10th.

- Connectivity Index gives a comparison to a baseline level of actively measured, fixed broadband connections for geo-located internet addresses (IPs) at the location indicated.

- Geo-locations are approximate within each community.

- A value of 100 represents the recent long-run average.

Kharkiv (23), Odessa (32), Mykolayiv (39) heaviest impact

- A value of 0 (zero) indicates no active responses from any internet address at that geo-location.

- Time is in local Europe/Kyiv time (GMT +2)

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To put the impact of the recent missile attacks into the wider context of the war until now see> https://twitter.com/IP_Observatory/status/1633986948548411392

**Data Sources:**

- Monash IP Observatory https://ip-observatory.org

- KASPR Datahaus https://kasprdata.com/

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**Tools:** matlab, kepler, and omnigraffle

People would get mad because they live in the red/yellow cities

The way I structured the data meant there were only values for goals, so it basically interpolates between two games where goals were scored.

Why aren't there straight horizontal lines? It looks like every player scored in every game.

In Turkey, we call that a Tuesday.

That's a fair point but it really depends on the situation. For example Italy is never gonna be invaded by the Vatican, so their capital being 0 km from an international border is pretty much irrelevant from a military perspective. I think a more neutral colour scheme would be better. Still a very interesting map though!

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Chattanooga, TN-GA Metropolitan Statistical Area

https://censusreporter.org/profiles/31000US16860-chattanooga-tn-ga-metro-area/

I think Ukrainians might not agree on this point

I wonder if the standard deviation would add much to the data? Does it vary much between these metro areas?

A clump of data is much better described with two numbers than with one.

Anything not "good/bad" related, because it's misleading!

What, these poor Mofo's have a normal inflation rate of 10%? Damn, and I thought that for us the 10% was already super high!

Live in Irvine. This tracks.

I wonder, what would happen?

As it turns out, Excel makes it nearly impossible to increase the label sizes. I tried to make the picture resolution good enough that you can zoom in.

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Interesting data but damn near impossible to read some of those state initials...

Comparing margins this thin is just not that interesting imo

Did the math for my semi-metro area (town with a medium sized state college) and the ratio is fucking 27.9

It’s absolutely impossible to live here. No wonder I’ve been struggling to survive the last few years.

Also there are the wifi and bottled water issues

If they were so good they wouldn't of dropped from half the wealth of the US in 2000 to now 1/6th

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_total_wealth

The US is still wealthier than them

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_total_wealth

Us 145 trillion China 85 Japan 25 Germany 17

While everyone else grew since 2000 Japan still nearly the same

2000 Japan was half of us wealth Now 1/6

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This, I think the key is that when you are ready to buy a house search for a mid sized city (or as they say in China, second tier) the housing market is basically a bidding war for the best location in cities and given the us population is increasing by 1-1.5 million a year supply is always going to constrain in the massive cities, so mid tier expansion keeps everyone with the American dream imo. Remote work helps with this.