End User Computing

Every nuclear explosion on a timelapse.

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Hours spent reading around the world.

Star Shit

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This map depicts endonyms of the countries of the world in their official or national languages. In cases where a country has more than one national or official language, the language that is most widely used by the local population is shown.

You are going to need this at some point. It’s not perfect, but the price is right.

Although, it can also serve as a good tool to help me avoid tackling my responsibilities. Sometimes I spend more time making a spreadsheet than actually doing what is on it. …Or I just do this^

According to the 2011 census 56,075,912 people live in England and Wales. Drawing inspiration from Brandon Martin-Anderson’s US census dotmap, we’ve represented each person in England and Wales with a dot in the map below. The result gives a beautiful picture of population density across the country.

Look what I did because I am super bored at work :D

pixel art is not easy Dx is this even considered pixel art

made with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Paint, and Photoscape