Let's see... a mixture of all colours is, of course, white, and Linus' colour is yellow [linuxjournal.com] (well, it was in 1999, but it's the only one I've found, although that might just be my lacking search-fu). For "Other" I choose "black" (not that it matters too much, at 3%). Therefore we get:
(Score: 1) by codemachine on Friday February 28 2014, @05:08PM
Except that in Canada, Liberals are Red, Conservatives are Blue.
Perhaps at the end of this poll, we will mix the colours by the appropriate ratios. That way, every vote counts!
So as of now, our site will be:
27% Red
26% Blue
14% Green
14% Grey
7% Linus
3% Skittles
3% Other
1% Yellow
I suspect that mixed together, we'd end up with a rather bad shade of purple or brown. But hey, the people voted, and SN is going to listen!
(Score: 2) by maxwell demon on Sunday March 02 2014, @07:19AM
Let's see ... a mixture of all colours is, of course, white, and Linus' colour is yellow [linuxjournal.com] (well, it was in 1999, but it's the only one I've found, although that might just be my lacking search-fu). For "Other" I choose "black" (not that it matters too much, at 3%). Therefore we get:
0.27*(255,0,0) + 0.26*(0,255,0) + 0.14*(0,0,255) + 0.14*(128,128,128) + 0.07*(255,255,0) + 0.03*(255,255,255) + 0.03*(0,0,0) + 0.01*(255,255,0) = (114.82,112,27,61.27) ≈ (115,112,61).
Therefore the chosen colour is #73703d. Which happens to be an olive green (at least on my screen/to my eyes).
The Tao of math: The numbers you can count are not the real numbers.
(Score: 1) by similar_name on Tuesday March 04 2014, @10:55AM
I call it olive green too but it may be red to you as far as I'm concerned. You just call it green too.
Where can I vote for ACs to be Anonymous Cows? It should always be plural