I noticed the pixel array is only one image, I wonder if it is dynamically created on a page request and then cached? Is that possible to do with .NET?
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I noticed the pixel array is only one image, I wonder if it is dynamically created on a page request and then cached? Is that possible to do with .NET?
I wouldn’t be supprised if the entire page was completely static. It looks like nothing more than an image with an Area Map over the top of it, the query string just changes the image from the previous cached one, probably incremented when he was selling pixels.
http://milliondollarhomepage.com/img-pix/image-map.png?r=476
There’s no reason why you can’t dynamically generate the image server-side and cache it. So yes it’s possible.