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Dietary Supplements Effectiveness – Bubble Chart

By on February 26, 2010 in Life & World

Information is Beautiful has a very slick interactive bubble chart of all the dietary supplements out there sorted by both size (indicating how popular the supplement is) and position (the higher up in the chart, the more scientific proof confirms it works).

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AQEMU Frontend for QEMU

By on December 16, 2008 in Technology

Virtualization has always held a special place in my toolset because it allows me to make modifications to my environment without the headache of potentially breaking something. So, any improvements on this front tend to grab my attention. Recently, I came across AQEMU a GUI frontend to QEMU. For those of you who may not [...]

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Visualization of the World's Air Traffic – Unbelievable

By on December 12, 2008 in Life & World

This comes in courtesy of Robert Heron. It’s a fascinating animation of the world’s air-traffic. I cannot believe how much air traffic takes place over the US and during any given day, I don’t think I really ever see an airplane in the sky or hear one.

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Visualization of Eclipse Project Source Code Commits

By on June 16, 2008 in Technology

Grant Gochnauer sent in a cool visualization to the source code history, starting in 2001 with the initial code drop, of the Eclipse source code repository (including the extra projects). If you are a coder or just like to see visually how huge collaborative projects grow, check it out: code_swarm – Eclipse (short ver.) from [...]

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glTail.rb: Real Time OpenGL Log Visualization

By on October 7, 2007 in Technology

“Fudgie” took a personal challenge from his boss to see if he could make log visualization interesting from your Apache log file. 1 week, some Ruby and some OpenGL later he created glTail.rb; a real-time Apache log visualization toolthat uses OpenGL to render some interesting effects that represent traffic (Supported on Mac and Linux). It’s [...]

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