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The Weekend Wikipedia Went "Brainfuck" Crazy
Quartz has put together a neat interactive chart that shows the most popular Wikipedia entry on each day of 2014. Most of them make sense, with articles corresponding with current events like the World Cup in June, or Joan Rivers when she died in early September. But there are some outliers. Like on August 29 and 30, an idle Friday and Saturday, when the most-viewed entry was... brainfuck?
What in the sam hell is a brainfuck anyway? Let's turn to Wikipedia to find out, as so many others did during that fateful summer idyll:
Brainfuck is an esoteric programming language noted for its extreme minimalism. The language consists of only eight simple commands and an instruction pointer. It is designed to challenge and amuse programmers, and was not made to be suitable for practical use. It was created in 1993 by Urban Mller.
Minimalist esoteric programming language, got it! Now, why was brainfuck so dang popular on the last weekend of August? Unclear. But it may have something to do with the way the data is measured. Quartz said it measured pageviews rather than unique visitors, which means it makes no distinction between the types of visitors stopping by a particular page. That means if there was a bot inadvertently hitting the page tens of thousands of times, that bot would be counted each time, rather than as a single visitor. Then again, the explanation might just be that the internet is a weird place, man.
There are some other random entries that don't make a lot of sense. For example, December 16's biggest hit on Wikipedia is Additive white Gaussian noise. Wikipedia says that's "a basic noise model used in Information theory to mimic the effect of many random processes that occur in nature." September 7, for some reason is "Deck the Halls," a Christmas song. And for almost a week at the end of the summer, the most popular post was alliteration.
But for every day that seems to have a very weird top entry, there are a handful that are completely logical. May 1 is May Day. Doy! August 12, the day after Robin Williams died, is Robin Williams. It's an interesting way to look back at the past year and see what we, collectively, were looking for on every given day in the last year. Head over to Quartz to check it out in full. [Quartz]
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The Weekend Wikipedia Went "Brainfuck" Crazy
Marrone’s Wikipedia page edited, probably by angry Bills …
Even Doug Marrones Wikipedia page cant catch a break.
The former Bills coach, once thought to be the front-runner to land the Jets job, was ripped by one of his former Syracuse assistants and had word of his unimpressive interview with Gang Green leak out Monday.
Now, it seems an angry Bills fan has gone to Wikipedia to take out his rage on the former coach.
The information site, which can be edited by its users, displayed Marrones bio - at least momentarily - with a few new tweaks on Monday, presumably made by an angry Bills fan.
The coachs bio called him Douglas walks out on his team Marrone, referencing the coach opting out of his contract with the Bills.
It also read that he walked out on the Buffalo Bills after their defense brought them to the first winning season in a decade. He has no offensive skills, so he wont be hired by another team, unless the Jets want to suck again in 2015.
After some untouched, factual biographical information, the final line of the Wiki bio says he also cleaned toilets at Walmart, and doubled as a greeter.
Marrones birthplace was also changed to read A toilet in bronx, ny.
Ouch.
With or without the Wiki changes, it does seem that Marrones chances of being the next Jets coach have been all but flushed.
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