So remember: 12:01 a.m., May 26. The schedule after that will be approximately as follows: the first animated GIFs from the first episode will appear at 12:01 and a half, people will complain that Netflix is down at 12:02, spoilers will begin appearing on Twitter at 12:03, angry tweets about spoilers at 12:04, think pieces about how this distribution model affects spoilers at 12:05, think pieces about how this distribution model might result in the return of Firefly at 12:06, listicles of 10 more shows that Netflix should revive at 12:07, complaints that these episodes “suck” at 12:08, complaints about haters at 12:09, questions about why people who are so into Arrested Development refuse to watch Community at 12:10, and 25 pictures of cats watching Arrested Development at 12:11.
Charting Geek productivity at work
Changes: the career of David Bowie in this excellent HTML5 timeline, which includes Spotify links to listen along while reading the interactive timeline.
Charting what happens the longer you watch March Madness
via digg:
The refs can hear you. You just have to believe.
Rise of the Wu-tang: visualizing the history of the most famous rap group in the world in this timeline infographic.
Trying to predict technology in the future is notoriously difficult, so this timeline tries to rate predictions by their likelihood over the next 150 years.
The Verge’s infographic timeline of CES, by the numbers.
Timeline of the future, as told through science fiction written in the past
An election night guide to determining who won the Presidential election first, using a handy timeline/flowchart infographic.
A visual timeline of Google’s acquisitions over the last decade.
