Infographic Of The Day: The Many Languages Of Twitter
Another wonderful visualization by Eric Fischer, depicting the languages in use around the world on Twitter.
Another wonderful visualization by Eric Fischer, depicting the languages in use around the world on Twitter.
Posavec would rather process information with pencil and paper than PHP, and the results are undeniably powerful.
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Genis Carreras uses minimal graphic design to explain some of the world’s thorniest philosophical ideas, from relativism to atheism.
The social bookmarking site is powerful. But you probably have no idea just how powerful.
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