-
Become a Fan on Facebook
Doobybrain.com on FacebookSearch
-
-
Recent Comments
- Terri @ decordose.com on Black and gold Hasselblad 500 C/M
- PTSD, or An Iraq War Veteran’s Story of Coming Home on War Torn: An Iraq War Veteran’s story of dealing with PTSD
- VI on GoPro HD camera attached to a weather balloon
- Allen Stone – “Contact High” live @ Knocksteady Studios - Testspiel.de - Musik on Allen Stone @ Knocksteady Studios
- Ángela on Back on my bike
- Karen on Robert California
- kyle on Glow in the dark bicycle from Cambridge Bicycle
- jazzijoyce on Kitchen 101 posters
Recent Posts
- Photos of Coca-Cola arriving in France, circa 1950
- FBI releases file on Steve Jobs
- Frog plays an iPhone game
- Warby Parker 2011 Annual Report
- The places of The Civil War
- COLOR: A color matching game
- War Torn: An Iraq War Veteran’s story of dealing with PTSD
- Allen Stone @ Knocksteady Studios
- Ari Seth Cohen’s Advanced Style film trailer
- Shit Rocks Say
- Where’s The Pixel: a game where you have to find one black pixel as fast as you can
- BBC unmasks an internet troll
- Manhole cover explodes after man throws firecracker down the hole
- The Underbelly Project Paris
- Maximum Rad: The Iconic Covers of Thrasher Magazine
Tag Archives: graph
Google Correlate: Search by Drawing
This is very neat. Google Correlate has a search function that allows you to draw a particular search curve and it’ll basically bring up results that match the curve that you drew. Try it out here.
Facebook app creates a Social Memories book
Wow, this is so beautiful. A Facebook app called Social Memories digs into your Facebook profile (if you let it, of course) and creates a virtual book of memories for you. You can customize the auto-generated book with specific photos … Continue reading
Drawing lines to multiply
Holy crap!! In the deep recesses of my brain, I remember learning how to do this from a teacher I had in elementary school! I haven’t used it since (I think mainly because I never quite understood where to draw … Continue reading
David McCandless graphs out Facebook break-ups
David McCandless and Lee Byron scoured public Facebook records for the words “break up” or “broken up” and graphed out the data in the handy chart above. Their data mining allowed them to visually see when couples tend to break … Continue reading
Nearly 100 million tweets per day
Twitter just released this graph showing the increase in Twitter usage over the last 4 years. As of September 2010, there are nearly 100 million tweets per day. PER DAY.
The anatomy of an infographic
This is how infographics are made. [via]
