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nelson : Historical browser stats - Interesting visualization
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deusx : Pick One. - ""
Andy Baio : Pick One - don't miss the top 10 (Sex, The Internet, Cats) and bottom 10 (AIDS, 9/11, Lil' Wayne) [via]
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deusx : iStat menus, a Mac app by iSlayer - "With 8 separate and highly configurable menu extras, iStat menus will let you know exactly what’s going on inside your Mac."
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nelson : Twitter stats - 5x traffic, suffered some short delays. Good job folks!
Andy Baio : Twitter's traffic on inauguration day - five times the normal traffic with only slight delays [via]
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27 month ago
adamrg : DCortesi . blog » Twitter Stats - I ran my stats earlier. Will post them shortly.
factoryjoe : DCortesi . blog » Twitter Stats - A sweet Perl script to generate stats on your use of Twitter. Saved By: Chris Messina | View Details | Give Thanks Tags: twitter, stats
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27 month ago
adamrg : Charts | Worth a thousand words - Excellent graphic representations of complex historical data. Sort of puts excel charts to shame.
gleuschk : Charts | Worth a thousand words | Economist.com - I didn't know about 2 out of 3 of these
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plasticbag : Flickr Stats has launched if you're the kind of person who likes that kind of stuff, which I'm ashamed to say I am... - Really nice implementation. Mr Hammond worked on that particular project I believe. Well done to him and everyone else involved. Elegance!
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Rod Begbie : Stats for your account | flickr.com - Flickr launches photo stats -- get access and referrer information. Before today, I had no way of knowing that one of my photos is the current Google No. 1 hit for "santa cock". Thanks, Flickr. [via] #
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philgyford : World Clock - Statistics (based on estimates) updating in real time about deaths, diseases, disasters, etc globally.
fastclemmy : worldclock.swf - worldclock.swf by fastclemmy & 5 other(s) The world, in realtime hotlinks clock world stats Copy | React (0)
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31 month ago
WillPate : 70% of people give up on online videos that start with ads - "more than 70 percent of people give up when they see a pre-roll. By contrast, less than 10 percent decide to close an overlay, which they can exit by clicking on an "X" in a corner."
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32 month ago
WillPate : Top 30 Social Bookmarking Sites July 2007 - Stats galore
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34 month ago
gleuschk : LastGraph: Welcome - Dear internet: this is super-mega-awesome. Love, gleuschk.
Rod Begbie : LastGraph: Welcome - Renderer for that awesome squiggly last.fm-over-time visualization I posted a couple of weeks ago. Very excited to see my results from this! [via] #
Andy Baio : LastGraph - beautiful infoviz graphs of Last.fm listening habits; examples here [via]
philgyford : LastGraph: Home - Create completely stunning and fascinating colourful graphs of your Last.fm data. The best way I've ever seen of getting a good impression of what you've listened to. If only I had data for my whole life of listening. (via Plasticbag)
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35 month ago
jimray : Jeff Veen and crew revamp Google analytics - Now powerful *and* easy to use. Looks pretty awesome.
Simon Willison : A whole new experience for Google Analytics - A whole new experience for Google Analytics. I absolutely cannot wait to get my hands on the new interface. Maybe I’ll finally be able to find the search referrals page!
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35 month ago
Eric Meyer : The Web Design Survey, 2007 - Go! Answer! Please! (If you're in the web design/development field, I mean.)
jimray : ALA's web design survey, 2007 - Let the demographics compile-on begin!
Simon Willison : The Web Design Survey, 2007 - The Web Design Survey, 2007. A List Apart is trying to learn more about our community.
Richard Rutter : A List Apart web design survey - If you’re a designer you should take this survey.
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35 month ago
plasticbag : Modern Life is Rubbish posts on the top UK weblogs by Bloglines subscribers... - It's an interesting list. I'm not sure I buy the figures though. RSS feeds are messy things. Many sites support multiple URLs for the same content. Still interesting.
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38 month ago
cameron : Population change in the US by cartogram - Cartograms of the US population by state show the eventual westward movement and coastal polarization from 1900-2000.
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38 month ago
cameron : Fotolog overtaking Flickr? - Jason notes the surge in Fotolog's popularity; unfortunately these global statistics mean very little in the US market, and Comscore will continue to drive perception.
Jason Kottke : Fotolog overtaking Flickr? - Quick! Which photo sharing site community thingie is more popular: Fotolog or Flickr? You might be surprised at the answer...but first some history. Fotolog launched in May 2002 and grew quite quickly at first. They'd clearly hit upon a good idea: sharin
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41 month ago
cameron : BuzzFeed: Find your new favorite thing - Jonah, Jason, et al. launch BuzzFeed. Very slick buzz tracking featuring a super sweet calendar view.
jimray : BuzzFeed - Pulse on the memes
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41 month ago
cameron : Only 1 percent of Web pages have porn - Reviewing some data provided by Google in a child porn inquiry last year, the magic number is 1% (compared to 83% of Usenet images)
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41 month ago
jimray : FireStats - Trac - Stats for Wordpress, MediaWiki, etc
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41 month ago
cameron : Rocketboom: Almost 10X Ze Frank’s Downloads - Tech Crunch weighs in on the nerd fight. The verdict? Rocketboom, hands down.
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42 month ago
cameron : Debunking the MySpace Myth of 100 Million Users at Forever Geek - Random sample of myspace users shows variance in usage patterns
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43 month ago
plasticbag : Breathing Earth - I'm not normally one for large Flash visualisations, but this representation of people being born, dying and the different countries of the world expelling CO2 is quite extraordinarily beautiful and informative...
jkottke : Breathing Earth is a map of the earth that shows, in realtime, births, deaths, and carbon dioxide consumption of the world's countries - Breathing Earth is a map of the earth that shows, in realtime, births, deaths, and carbon dioxide consumption of the world's countries. Mesmerizing to watch. (via snarkmarket) [via]
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