ssh.place

Timelapses

First pixel 3 August 2026, 00:17 UTC · rebuilt after every UTC midnight

Since the beginning

Timelapse of the ssh.place canvas: Since the beginning
194110 placements · 300 frames · 7.7 MB · download

Wednesday 5 August 2026

Timelapse of the ssh.place canvas: Wednesday 5 August 2026
59009 placements · 300 frames · 6.0 MB · download

Tuesday 4 August 2026

Timelapse of the ssh.place canvas: Tuesday 4 August 2026
41040 placements · 300 frames · 8.1 MB · download

Monday 3 August 2026

Timelapse of the ssh.place canvas: Monday 3 August 2026
93821 placements · 300 frames · 8.6 MB · download

How they are made

Every placement since the first one is in an append-only log, so a timelapse is just that log replayed onto a blank canvas. Frames are spaced evenly over placements rather than over the clock, because spacing them by time would spend most of the animation on whichever hours everyone was asleep.

A single day starts from the state the canvas opened on that morning rather than from empty, so it shows that day's changes in context. GIF is a natural fit here: the canvas is already sixteen palette colours, which is exactly what the format stores, so nothing is quantised and there is no video encoder involved.