Wikipedia Beacon Backup
Published December 2nd, 2007, 5:21pm in Lists.
This being the season for useless year-end lists, here are the top 100 articles in my 2007 Wikipedia browsing history based on popularity on del.icio.us.
- Agile software development
- List of places blurred out on Google Maps
- Go (board game)
- Dvorak Simplified Keyboard
- Graph theory
- Schmidt Sting Pain Index
- Hash table
- Document Object Model
- Gini coefficient
- Portal: Cryptography
- Films considered the worst ever
- Collyer brothers
- Rube Goldberg
- Scoville scale
- Quicksort algorithm
- Linked list
- Ivan Illich
- Reflection (computer science)
- Stendhal syndrome
- 1 − 2 + 3 − 4 + · · ·
- El Lissitzky
- Combinatorics
- Ambigram
- HyperCard
- World Heritage Site
- Seven Bridges of Konigsberg
- Coral Content Distribution Network
- Advance fee fraud
- Pioneer plaque
- Chiptune
- Fatal hilarity
- An Exceptionally Simple Theory of Everything
- Lisp (programming language)
- Manhattanhenge
- Recursive acronym
- Haptics
- Lists of corporate assets
- Kryptos
- Image macro
- List of protologisms
- Bibliometrics
- Earworm
- Kraken
- Dodecahedron
- Winsor McCay
- Paper prototyping
- Methane hydrate
- Cryptic crossword
- Brutalism
- Mastermind (board game)
- Orthography
- Geoduck
- Ainu
- Jaco Pastorius
- Citation index
- Giambattista Vico
- Telemetry
- Brion Gysin
- Baddeley’s Model of Working Memory
- Carl Sagan
- Belphegor
- Francesca Woodman
- Metamathematics
- Speciation
- van Eck Phreaking
- Language recognition chart
- Savile Row
- The Young Ones
- Acrostic
- Aleatory
- Shmoo
- Hyperborea
- List of groups referred to as cults
- Anglish
- Rakia
- English words with uncommon properties
- Pale Fire
- CamelCase
- Hot toddy
- Turkish Delight
- Video synthesizer
- List of anarchist communities
- David Axelrod
- Dead drop
- Yat
- Sidhe
- Transatlantic telephone cable
- Pasta Puttenesca
- Scrabble variants
- Received pronunciation
- Telephone exchange names
- Schwa
- Space is the Place
- Automat
- Meze
- Max Fleischer
- The Scene
- Philippe Petit
- Halva
- Bibliogram



This must be the nicest, geekiest visual presentation I’ve ever seen of a top 100 list. Fantastic!