Here’s a Venn Diagram outlining some reasonable expectations of two popular music-makers. (Note: I used graphjam.com’s Chart Builder for this one. Sorry, Excel; you know I still love you.)
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GotW: Colors [January 23, 2010]
Well, Graph of the Week has definitely become quite an inaccurately named feature. But on the off chance that it’s established a cult following, I’m not going to change it. If anyone asks, just tell them the title’s ironic, and everyone knows it means “Graph Whenever Matt Feels Like It.”
Below is a graph I thought [...]
Dear Internet,
Since you bombard me with so many quizzes, here’s a small one in return (with accompanying answers):
Glad we got that settled.
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Worth the Trip [December 1, 2009]
A tiny dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong was recently awarded a coveted Michelin star. What makes this award so remarkable is that dishes start at $1.42, making this by the far cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant in the world. In fact, if you flew to Hong Kong for a day, ate two or three meals there, [...]
This increasingly inaccurately named Graph of the Week comes in link form (since I didn’t make it) and was actually found by Ryan, who was nice enough to let me post it:
http://wonkette.com/412361/all-193-of-republicans-support-palin-romney-and-huckabee
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On a more serious note, this interactive infographic contains some very interesting and somewhat disturbing information on how we’re doing as a nation when [...]
Ever wanted to be a Somalian pirate? Yeah, me neither, but this game still has an addicting and interesting premise. Also, way to go Wired Magazine for breaking the mold.
A mid-week observation in the form of a GotW:
8 hours until the alarm clock goes off…
When you hear “42 inch HDTV” what do you think of? Most people think of a fairly big TV, but don’t know for sure what they’re getting. Some people realize that the “inches” refers to the diagonal length of a monitor, and HDTVs these days tend to have 16:9 aspect ratio (meaning the screen is [...]