So I grepped out all of the nodes from the log files. Here’s every node that participated. Just thought it makes a cool list.
ani.social
aussie.zone
beehaw.org
bookwormstory.social
burggit.moe
casavaga.com
compuverse.uk
czech-lemmy.eu
discuss.as200950.com
discuss.online
discuss.tchncs.de
dubvee.org
endlesstalk.org
etaorion.org
feddit.ch
feddit.de
feddit.dk
feddit.it
feddit.jcm.re
feddit.nl
feddit.nu
fl0w.cc
fost.hu
geddit.social
i.d0ntknow.me
infosec.pub
jemmy.jeena.net
jlai.lu
kerala.party
l.antiope.link
lemdro.id
leminal.space
lemm.ee
lemmings.world
lemm.live
lemmus.org
lemmy.ananace.dev
lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz
lemmy.atay.dev
lemmy.blahaj.zone
lemmy.ca
lemmy.cat
lemmy.comfysnug.space
lemmy.dbzer0.com
lemmy.dcmrobertson.com
lemmy.dormedas.com
lemmy.douwes.co.uk
lemmy.dynatron.me
lemmy.eco.br
lemmy.fan
lemmy.federa.net
lemmy.federated.club
lemmy.felixperron.com
lemmy.fmhy.net
lemmygrad.ml
lemmy.henknet.org
lemmy.horwood.cloud
lemmy.hoyle.me.uk
lemmy.jigoku.us.to
lemmy.johnnei.org
lemmy.kde.social
lemmy.loomy.li
lemmy.lukeog.com
lemmy.mariusdavid.fr
lemmy.ml
lemmy.myserv.one
lemmy.name
lemmynsfw.com
lemmy.nz
lemmy.one
lemmy.place
lemmy.potatoe.ca
lemmy.pt
lemmyrs.org
lemmy.run
lemmy.sdfeu.org
lemmy.sdf.org
lemmy.secnd.me
lemmy.sedimentarymountains.com
lemmy.shinomoroll.net
lemmy.shtuf.eu
lemmy.sidh.bzh
lemmy.stuart.fun
lemmy.studio
lemmy.tf
lemmy.tiebe.dev
lemmy.timwaterhouse.com
lemmy.today
lemmy.world
lemmy.zip
lemy.lol
l.henlo.fi
lib.lgbt
lm.bittervets.org
lmmy.dk
lmmy.net
lm.paradisus.day
l.rickebo.com
lzrprt.sbs
mander.xyz
midwest.social
monero.town
monyet.cc
mtgzone.com
nano.garden
nebu.land
no.lastname.nz
orbiting.observer
outpost.zeuslink.net
pawb.social
pornlemmy.com
postit.quantentoast.de
pricefield.org
programming.dev
prxs.site
rabbitea.rs
red.cyberhase.de
reddthat.com
sha1.nl
sh.itjust.works
slrpnk.net
social.dn42.us
sopuli.xyz
startrek.website
szmer.info
thegarden.land
thelemmy.club
toast.ooo
ttrpg.network
waveform.social
wired.bluemarch.art
yiffit.net
Here’s the linux command in case anyone was curious.
cat pixels.log.txt | awk '{print $3}' | awk -F"@" '{print $2" "}' | sort -fu
Always great to see how Adaptable and useful Linux commands are Problem is only coming up with them 😅
You just have to take it piece by piece. That command takes each line in the log file, and the first awk strips out the username@node using the default delimiter of a space. The second section splits that into username and node which is delimited by the @ sign. Then once it has a full list of nodes, the sort -fu takes that list and ignores case and eliminates duplicates. Which leaves you with the list above. Just like anything if you do it enough it will get easier and easier.
I tried commenting how many pixels were placed by each instance, but it wouldn’t post for some reason, so I made a post if anybody is interested.
The top three are:
270946 lemmy.world 57002 feddit.de 36019 lemmy.blahaj.zone
For the rest check my profile