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05.06.2003
A beautiful gallery of graph visualizations from a program called Walrus. Most of the graphs are plain old workhorse data sets (large Web collections, directory trees, code files in a CVS repository), but the resulting images are breathtaking.
Walrus itself is a graph navigation and visualization project, a commendable effort that belongs to the vast category of things that only get more difficult the more deeply you think about them. So I just look at the pretty pictures.
(link found via Tomasso Correale Santacroce's weblog. Beware! It's in Italian!)
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Greatest Hits
The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito TunnelThe story of America's most awesome infrastructure project.
Argentina on Two Steaks A Day
Eating the happiest cows in the world
Scott and Scurvy
Why did 19th century explorers forget the simple cure for scurvy?
No Evidence of Disease
A cancer story with an unfortunate complication.
Controlled Tango Into Terrain
Trying to learn how to dance in Argentina
Dabblers and Blowhards
Calling out Paul Graham for a silly essay about painting
Attacked By Thugs
Warsaw police hijinks
Dating Without Kundera
Practical alternatives to the Slavic Dave Matthews
A Rocket To Nowhere
A Space Shuttle rant
Best Practices For Time Travelers
The story of John Titor, visitor from the future
100 Years Of Turbulence
The Wright Brothers and the harmful effects of patent law
Every Damn Thing
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