Danny Novo
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Yes, I’m watching some basketball these days. Actually, right this minute. I have a very little experience with streaming video (hey-o, Creighton!) but despite that I remain interested in streaming tech. At least enough to find this article on the technology behind CBS’ March Madness On Demand offerings pretty interesting. Maybe even fascinating. But I […]
Don’t Miss: Supercool Video Explains New F1 Rules | Autopia from Wired.com — Holy crap this video is cool. I love F1, but even if I didn’t, I’d think this was cool.
Just another example of awesome data display hammering home a point. This is a chart worth seeing. Reminds me a lot of some of the best of Tufte’s work. Simple, but unmistakeable. Oh yeah, and did you see Bolt run the 100? As someone said, Day-um. Via kottke, of course.
I don’t know what is going on, but the last week or two I have been blessed with some real sports on TV. Last night I watched the final game of the Euro 2008 soccer tournament, where Spain came through with the win. (Thanks to this awesome goal by El Niño Torres.) And tonight I […]
Now that college basketball is over, I can mark the end of the most amazing sporting season I am likely to ever enjoy. First the Red Sox win the World Series (again). Then KU’s woeful college football program pulls the most amazing performance ever out of its collective bum, ends the season 12–1 with a victory […]
Watching the game last night, there were a lot of non-game related things I wanted to touch on. This might be of more interest to those of you who haven’t been following KU basketball all season. God. In all the player interviews before the game, during all the plays of the game, during all the […]
