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by Rumudiez 11y ago
I believe that's because it saves bytes when generating a flattened preview image which for high resolution PSDs can be quite expensive to do losslessly. Can anybody confirm?
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It would seem that way, but high profile (or high ego) designers look down on working "in-house," as maintaining a single brand image over the course of years becomes incredibly tedious after even just a few months. Creatives thri
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Yep. An older CSS-only tabs trick involves using <label>s for hidden radio inputs and toggling visibility with the :checked pseudo class. From a screen reader supporting standpoint, this :target solution would be better if not for the
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by Rumudiez 11y ago
You figured me out!
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Menu backgrounds are also transparent for me. Chrome/Win7 48
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Maybe off topic, but I always read this as Twitch Plays Pokemon first before realizing what it's actually talking about.
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by Rumudiez 11y ago
Anecdotal * 2 = still anecdotal, but my 1st gen moto g has never given me any problems with Maps, other than being a little laggy from time to time. Samsung?
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It is, actually, and in two instances, even. Type designers use software to automatically create all common kerning pairs and to then try its best to align them on its own, after which the designer goes through them one by one to correct th
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by Rumudiez 11y ago
Kind of similar to Gestalt theory... The whole is greater than merely the sum of its parts.
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One more FYI: "he" is grammatically considered a neuter form unless otherwise informed, just like in Spanish and other romantic languages which don't bother making up "zhe" pronouns and the like. If the GP didn&#x27
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I, too, like to live bohemian-ly. I have a 1st gen Moto G. Bought it Dec 2013 and don't even care about having anything faster/bigger. Indeed, the Moto E has been out for a little while and that phone is what I probably consider
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And so we do. Two surveys placed mid-1800s average work weeks in manufacturing at close to 70 hours per week[1] with modern hours hovering around the common 40 hour work week, which is still actively being challenged[2]. 1. https:/&#x
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by Rumudiez 12y ago
This comment made me curious. When I went to check the actual terms of service, I found this line: "Some of our Services allow you to upload, submit, store, send or receive content. You retain ownership of any intellectual property rig
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by Rumudiez 12y ago
I thought the site was a self-referencing example, although comically bad. The price tag made me realize this wasn't just a fun experiment like I wanted it to be...
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Daycare is more expensive than college(motherjones.com)
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The poor letter-spacing, or more accurately kerning, is that either the fonts in use don't have kerning pairs or they're being ignored, as web browsers seem to do. Printing from another typeface would solve the former, but in my e
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Well, it's a good idea, but in typography sizing and spacing is entirely based on a slightly more abstracted approach: the baseline grid. The baseline is the imaginary line which runs across the bottom of type, and the grid's vert
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by Rumudiez 13y ago
Mechanical keyboards have been on the rise again, and that includes hardware enthusiasts who love to build! I enjoy taking care of my mechanical keyboards and admire others' collections. The growth here and in other areas like the RasP
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A carousel made without any script(creativebloq.com)
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... Says the guy with a website which only supports IE9+! I had to switch browsers.. even though he agrees my choice of IE4 is best, nonetheless!
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by Rumudiez 13y ago
A laugh and a few good tens of millions of dollars that people actually do value and will pay that much for. Maybe cryptocurrencies aren't in your favor, but their value and growth isn't something to scoff at.
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I like this distinction, because to me almost every coder is a programmer, but there are still more theoretical positions such as technical architects who don't necessarily even touch the code.
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The Difference Between Programmers and Coders (2013)(workfunc.com)
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You seem very upset and are surely alone in feeling that way. Please refrain from posting before you start yelling people who oppose the opinion of the topic.
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Largest true-color photograph of the night sky ever(media.skysurvey.org)
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You're making your own problems, it seems... Purchasing from HP in the last six years was a good way to start off on that foot, at least!
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Although I agree that everyone needs to watch out for low contrast type scenarios, I don't exactly see how this article exemplifies one in any way. Can you point out anything in particular?
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Creating successful "unnatural" imagery is very difficult and often not the case for artists, and almost never for designers. In regards to LCD screens and other devices not being "natural," RGB linear color transformati
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Cross-platform Multiplayer may be here soon…(arstechnica.com)
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These are the kinds of thoughts I could only expect from someone who only encounters bad semiotic practice. Rather than "killing the icon," he should be focused on educating people about the main categorizations of signs and enfor

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