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by cemregr 16y ago
I couldn't find a way to move the table of contents to the left side. Is that possible?
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by cemregr 16y ago
www.skyscanner.com includes Ryanair and other cheap airlines. At least at some point they did :)
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by cemregr 16y ago
Resolution-independent UI. They've postponed it for years.
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by cemregr 16y ago
If you look at the (in)famous design criticism articles of the past year, you can see that discourtesy has become a pattern. Because these got so much attention, others started to think it's "okay" to do design critic in a similarly childis
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by cemregr 16y ago
Walgreens and most supermarkets I shop at default to debit now when I swipe my card, and ask my PIN without prompting "debit or credit?". To use credit, you have to press "cancel", which wouldn't be the first thing to come to your mind.
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by cemregr 16y ago
Upvote for the funny title :)
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by cemregr 16y ago
Sounds like an airbnb for workspaces :)
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by cemregr 16y ago
Google just doesn't get visual design right, when it's a bit more than just a plain UI. Chrome's themes are just ugly: https://tools.google.com/chrome/intl/en/themes/index.html Such are many of the background pictures Google is providing
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by cemregr 16y ago
I appreciate the effort on spreading the word about HTML5 and CSS3, but there are things in these articles that bother me a lot. Overuse of CSS3 animations brings back the 'skip intro' flash experience of the 90s, and I'm terrified that sin
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by cemregr 16y ago
The pastel green gradient doesn't work at all as the background color.
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by cemregr 16y ago
Really cute! "After the therapy, he vacationed in Jamaica, began dating a local woman and bought a house on the island. "I'm happy and well adjusted now," he says. "It's a good fairy-tale ending. As soon as we get some little Bob Marley kid
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by cemregr 16y ago
I found this fascinating so I'm posting it. It asks the user to copy-paste JS code in the URL bar, which is obfuscated code that automatically suggests the page to all your friends. And it redirects to a SMS scam. Wow!
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Facebook "virus" - don't try it on your real account(facebook.com)
4 points by cemregr 16y ago|8 comments
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by cemregr 16y ago
Exactly. http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like
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by cemregr 17y ago
I'm not sure if this person is looking for work. The site doesn't have an easily accessible 'about' section, a CV, or any way to contact the author. Just 3 pieces on the homepage that could be considered a portfolio. Edit: I went ahead and
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by cemregr 17y ago
Has this been machine translated, I wonder why is the English of the article so poor? News agencies in China don't have anybody who write proper English?
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by cemregr 17y ago
Arial isn't a copy of Helvetica. It more closely resembles the predecessor to Helvetica, Akzidenz Grotesk.
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by cemregr 17y ago
Agreed. And some folks who don't actually make anything get so much publicity.
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by cemregr 17y ago
The user interface in that app is terrifying. So many buttons. Looks like a windows app. I hope they polish it a bit and make it more apple-y.
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by cemregr 17y ago
These redesigns are good, I have to say. I'm glad you focused on making them more functional instead of prettier (that can't be said about most other unsolicited redesigns). But after all the discussion about Dustin's AA or Andrew's Zappos
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by cemregr 17y ago
This is amazing work. Congratulations.
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by cemregr 17y ago
Why don't you just use 8-bit alpha-PNG's? Works in all browsers, degrades gracefully on IE6 (semitransparency becomes fully transparent), smaller file sizes as a bonus.
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by cemregr 17y ago
I am a Turk who learned Finnish as an adult. A striking similar between Turks and Finns is that both think their language is phonetic/read-as-written. While Finnish performs definitely better than Turkish in this aspect, both are far from b