Explore the Web Around PF: Google Related Sites

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In summary, a user shared a link to a web tool that visually displays related websites by jumping around Google's "related sites" feature. Red indicates a website connected to something else, while blue indicates something else connected to it. However, the tool was made in Java and caused the user's system to freeze.
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The web around PF.
http://www.mwnx.net/users/mac/PF%20photo%20contest/webaroundPF.tiff
Pretty darn cool thingy. Works by jumping around on Google's "related sites" feature. Red means the site is connected to something else, and blue means something else is connected to it. Of course either way they're both connected...
http://www.touchgraph.com/TGGoogleBrowser.php?start=physicsforums.com
 
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Hey, Mk. I clicked on your link and it looked pretty cool for about 15 seconds, then my system froze. Had to do a reboot to get out of it.
 
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Hey, Mk. I clicked on your link and it looked pretty cool for about 15 seconds, then my system froze. Had to do a reboot to get out of it.

That's because it was made in java :smile:
 

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