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by brendannee 15y ago
It looks different on OS X between Safari and Chrome - Safari uses the built in Lucida Grande font to render a full color unicode love hotel, chrome tries to use the black and white symbola font. You actually see a fallback image with the t
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Unicode Love Hotel(unicodelovehotel.com)
51 points by brendannee 15y ago|30 comments
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by brendannee 15y ago
Its one of the first HS projects I did, I really wanted to get a handle on what everyone else was working on, and what they had done pre/post hacker school.
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by brendannee 15y ago
This is fixed - thanks for pointing that issue out!
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by brendannee 15y ago
Want to know what Hacker Schoolers work on? I made a visualization of hacker schoolers github projects: http://hs.bn.ee
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The Open Society(economist.com)
1 points by brendannee 15y ago|0 comments
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by brendannee 15y ago
I love prismatic - its completely replaced Google reader for me. I find that it consistently shows articles that are really relevant to me, from sources I've never even considered. Often, I'll find highly relevant things on prismatic a few
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Prismatic Hopes to Create a New Category of Social News(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
83 points by brendannee 15y ago|34 comments
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Use the Google Maps 8bit layer in any app(blog.bn.ee)
1 points by brendannee 15y ago|0 comments
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by brendannee 15y ago
You can use these 8bit tiles in your own project, its quite easy to switch the tile layer of any google maps site: http://blog.bn.ee/2012/03/31/how-to-use-google-maps-8-bit-ti... I updated walksy.com to use these tiles: http://walksy.com
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by brendannee 15y ago
SimpleGeo's places API made it really easy to extend http://walksy.com to generate walking tours on the fly for any US or Canadian city. The fact that places are categorized made it possible to guess about which things would be interesti