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For sure! This is merely a screenshot, I tried to post the original png file but it's too large :/

I am but this is the first one I've made! You can follow Tyler Morgan-Wall on Twitter, he's the developer of the package and has tons of awesome graphics :)

The missing/varying width of the column dividers is very mentally vexing.

Well done. It takes a while to compile these. Maybe the bold line between the two Olympic columns was meant to be between the WC and Olympic columns?

Is field hockey really that popular?

Source: Wikipedia, Sportsbrowser, Worldatlas

• Pyhton: pandas
• Excel: for better handling and design of the tables
• Adobe Illustrator: Graphic Design

but how many pools will this fill?

I was choosing the cheapest contract from the big three (O2, Telekom and Vodafone). If you want 5G with 500Mbits you are locked to one of the three.

Did you mean "400 meter squared"?

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if you pick the most expensive carrier maybe... you can also get 20GB for 12€. Still more expensive then other countries, but not as bad as you described.
https://www.sim.de/

That really depend on what part of the US you're talking about. You have huge deserts, lakes, and mountain ranges. No 'in-between' cities as well.

This is the same, only at a much smaller scale, since it's a small country.

Portugal has a lot of small/medium cities (with hundreds of towns in between) but only a few big ones, so it skews the results on the graph. Making it seem like there are more deserted areas than there actually are.

Apparently the traces in the graph are fit high/mid/low countries, not individuals

That's because the south is a deserted area - dry and warm. And the northeast, a mountainous region.

Also, naturally, most dense cities lay on the coast.

Half the country's population lives in the Metropolian Areas of Lisbon, Porto, and Faro.

How do you include NYT and other "not really tech but we have an app and website" companies, but not include real tech companies like AMD and IBM??

Roaming has always been insanely expensive everytime we drive through Switzerland we do a collective check to make sure data is turned of because just back ground data will cost you 20 bucks it's a scam that every telecommunications company is in on thank God the eu got rid of that shit for member countries

Did we get the name of "broadback" from the Linguistics department that Ross went it with?

sorry I couldn't find the data for exact years but, you seem more resourceful than me so I bet you'd hqve more luck finding those dates if you decide to take my suggestion to improve your graph :)

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Would be fun to see this normalized by purchasing power.

I don't think you need to go back further... just maybe choose years that don't include drought?

> Drought in California from 2000–Present

> The U.S. Drought Monitor started in 2000. Since 2000, the longest duration of drought (D1–D4) in California lasted 376 weeks beginning on December 27, 2011, and ending on March 5th, 2019. The most intense period of drought occurred the week of July 29, 2014, where D4 affected 58.41% of California land.

https://www.drought.gov/states/california

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