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by cfqycwz 13y ago
More specifically, it's actually a link to a copy of the same pdf hosted on scribd, the intention being to offer a means of viewing the pdf that's less cumbersome than Adobe Reader.
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Maybe it's just me, but this app seems to ignore basically all of Microsoft's Metro UI guidelines except for "make things flat." Looks more like an iOS7 or Android app to me than something truly thoughtfully designed for
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
I think you may be overthinking this a bit much. It seems like it's just a joke about extended business travel, and they would have made the offer either way.
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
I'm seeing a retina favicon on my retina MBP in Chrome.
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
My understanding is that this whole debate is a bit sensationalized, because, whether their copyright expires or not, Disney will still hold a trademark--which exists indefinitely--on the likeness of Mickey Mouse. The issue at stake is thei
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Lots of people hire a graphic designer with no real idea of what they want--the point of a graphic designer is to talk to a client about the ideas and values of their business, think a lot about those things, go through a bunch of iteratio
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Salmon isn't always all about the crispy skin. Ever had sous vide?
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
It's possible there's no immediately apparent close button because the lack of one forces you to read through the copy to figure out how to close the box, which is probably better for conversion rates. I know I wouldn't have
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
As much as I (And, I'm sure, many here) loathe the recent overuse of textural design in Mac- and iOS, I think it's also important to note that similarly dreadful results can be achieved through equally slavish devotion to flat design. The m
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
I think this has really interesting consequences in combination with the "pay money to send messages to people you aren't friends with" feature Facebook's been testing lately. That's the revenue potential I immediately saw in this product w
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
That, sir, is a ridiculously clever headline.
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
I can't stop staring at the edge detection filter[0]. Very cool. 0: http://inspirit.github.com/jsfeat/sample_canny_edge.html
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
Eloquent Javascript seems to be pretty highly recommended. You can buy it from O'Reilly, but the author also offers it for free online[0]. 0: http://eloquentjavascript.net/
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
Can I ask what color theme you're using there?
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
Writemonkey[1] is a clutter-free text editor I use for prose with a lot of customization and power under the surface--it calls itself "zenware". I highly recommend it. 1: http://writemonkey.com/
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
This morning my mother was complaining that many of the email addresses in her Droid Razr contacts had been replaced with Facebook ones. It would seem the Facebook app had been populating her address book with emails and contact photos, and
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by cfqycwz 14y ago
Smart that they implemented a 10-second time limit, because my first thought was to write a bot that would pass the current game state to Mechanical Turk and have a person solve it. It would be interesting to see how a human fared against S
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by cfqycwz 15y ago
I'd suggest resizing the window.
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by cfqycwz 15y ago
Skeumorphism has its place, for sure. The drawing apps (particularly Paper) are excellent examples: they dictate their function in an elegant and subtle way. Paper is clearly for jotting down and collecting your thoughts. Brushes is clearly