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Life Line

📷 Plants with a View January 9th, 2022 — 09:57 For quite a of the route, the views towards Watford were great.… https://t.co/8H0V7VhC0n

51.66° N, 0.29° W — twitter — Jan 21st, 09:57 UTC
📷 Ice on the Path January 9th, 2022 — 09:54 But there were times where I had to be careful due to uce.… https://t.co/8TCz0d24wV

51.66° N, 0.29° W — twitter — Jan 21st, 09:54 UTC
📷 Blue Sky Trees January 9th, 2022 — 09:45 A gorgeous day, with blue skies. #WatlingChase https://t.co/n3Ofjyy54c

51.66° N, 0.29° W — twitter — Jan 21st, 09:45 UTC
📷 My Shadow January 9th, 2022 — 09:39 It was fairly cold, and early enough to make long shadows. #WatlingChase https://t.co/aACzSBSA2c

51.65° N, 0.29° W — twitter — Jan 21st, 09:39 UTC
📷 Joining the LOOP January 9th, 2022 — 09:38 The Watling Chase Timberland Trail starts at the @LDNLoop in Elstree,… https://t.co/SyL1pS6ALA

51.65° N, 0.29° W — twitter — Jan 21st, 09:38 UTC
In the next few hours I will be "live tweeting" the photos that I took walking along the Watling Chase Timberland T… https://t.co/rTuwR93c6X

twitter — Jan 21st, 09:37 UTC
Wordle 216 5/6* ⬜⬜⬜🟨⬜ ⬜🟩🟩⬜🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

twitter — Jan 21st, 08:50 UTC
Christmas presents update: still stuck at customs :-( https://t.co/7TawcsmOHV

twitter — Jan 20th, 18:04 UTC
🌼 Flower of the day, January 20th #FlowerOfTheDay https://t.co/xsBCs94UDN

twitter — Jan 20th, 16:30 UTC
Wordle 215 4/6* ⬜🟩⬜🟨⬜ 🟩🟩⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟨🟩⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

twitter — Jan 20th, 09:22 UTC
We might have the biggest @brewyorkbeer stash outside of their brewery and bars... https://t.co/1fbflN6sBI

twitter — Jan 19th, 20:22 UTC
🌼 Flower of the day, January 19th @PlantNetProject Identified Name (Confidence: 86%): Fuchsia (Fuchsia magellanica… https://t.co/LLkT3E2NXs

twitter — Jan 19th, 16:30 UTC
📷 West Drayton Canal Living January 2nd, 2022 — 14:35 And ending at West Drayton! #CelandineRoute https://t.co/m1OMiBxym0

51.51° N, 0.48° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 14:35 UTC
📷 Grand Union Canal at Cowley (South) January 2nd, 2022 — 14:33 I walked a little further along the canal to get t… https://t.co/sykC3LP5eq

51.52° N, 0.48° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 14:33 UTC
📷 Grand Union Canal at Cowley (North) January 2nd, 2022 — 14:32 And finishing at my friend, the Grand Union Canal.… https://t.co/Zu7P7zvZ7N

51.52° N, 0.48° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 14:32 UTC
📷 Blocked by Police Tape January 2nd, 2022 — 14:25 I couldn't walk through Philpot's Farm Meadows, as there was a… https://t.co/kYTQ3zPaqv

51.52° N, 0.48° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 14:25 UTC
📷 County Bridge Warning January 2nd, 2022 — 14:03 Take notice! #CelandineRoute https://t.co/YLVceUL1nU

51.53° N, 0.47° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 14:03 UTC
📷 Church Road Bridge January 2nd, 2022 — 13:52 Crossing the River Pinn, of course. #CelandineRoute https://t.co/mYmxSAXLaY

51.53° N, 0.47° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 13:52 UTC
📷 St. Laurence January 2nd, 2022 — 13:49 Photo from my flickr set 'Celandine Route' #CelandineRoute https://t.co/8UqU0uO16T

51.53° N, 0.47° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 13:49 UTC
📷 Nursery Lane January 2nd, 2022 — 13:38 Near the Brunel University London, which uses the nursery for training/re… https://t.co/RL0m7ZGSjH

51.53° N, 0.47° W — twitter — Jan 19th, 13:38 UTC

code_swarm

Skien, Norway

Monday, September 8th 2008, 13:27 CEST

Over the weekend I've been playing a bit with code_swarm - which visualizes the history of commits in a software project. There reads : "A commit happens when a developer makes changes to the code or documents and transfers them into the central project repository. Both developers and files are represented as moving elements. When a developer commits a file, it lights up and flies towards that developer. Files are colored according to their purpose, such as whether they are source code or a document. If files or developers have not been active for a while, they will fade away."

I've run the tool on a few programs I've been involved with, and added some music track to the movies. Here are the results (click on each image to see the movie):

PHP

eZ Publish

eZ Components

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Comments

Jan Schneider

Monday, September 8th 2008, 12:00 UTC

Very cool! Useless, but cool. :)

Felix De Vliegher

Monday, September 8th 2008, 12:28 UTC

Very cool to see the purple explosion in the PHP code swarm when TestFest was running earlier this year :-)

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