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Poll: What keyboard layout do you use?
13 points by flixic 15y ago|41 comments
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by flixic 15y ago
QWERTY, not considering to switch
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by flixic 15y ago
QWERTY, considering alternatives
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by flixic 15y ago
Dvorak
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by flixic 15y ago
Colemak
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by flixic 15y ago
Non-english (French, Russian, other significantly different from QWERTY)
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by flixic 15y ago
No, it was like that for as long as I can remember. I signed up for $0.17.
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Snippi, well-designed pastebin with line annotations(snippi.com)
3 points by flixic 15y ago|0 comments
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by flixic 15y ago
Some critique towards design: - Too many different fonts. Three typefaces (seems like League Gothic, Arial and some rounded one) and four fonts (multiple widths for that rounded). Use two typefaces at most, and create strong identity with t
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by flixic 15y ago
Could you explain? Do you suggest using some kind of CG or greenscreen, or what?
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by flixic 15y ago
Adobe being first didn't impress me much, Twitter made me curious, and I was extremely impressed by Steve Jobs, Apple, BP and Nike.
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by flixic 15y ago
I've been using a similar technique to smoothly change color of a logo: - There was an element with background-image being a PNG with solid-colored background and transparent cut-out of a logo. - background-color CSS property was animated w
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by flixic 15y ago
The Mickey Mouse clock.
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by flixic 15y ago
Time to buy it then!
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by flixic 15y ago
Yes, but they are more than 4 times as expensive, and most of their fonts are not optimized for the web (unlike Typekit's).
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by flixic 15y ago
I have some conflicted feelings. On one hand, I'm happy for Typekit team, if everything turns out the way they hope. Possible integration with Photoshop / DreamWeaver could help bring better fonts to the web, help them grow, invite more typ
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by flixic 15y ago
US only. Well, I kind of knew it before even hitting FAQ. A bit of a rant here, but it's crazily difficult to do so many interesting things when you don't live in top-20 country (Lithuania here) Stripe? Nope. BrainTree? Nope. Recurly? Nope.
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by flixic 15y ago
It misses one huge disadvantage: lack of pixel-level control. There is no way to have really sharp and nice edges on TTF icons, they look all smudgy and just not up to good designer's standards, especially at small sizes.
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by flixic 15y ago
In the example you have given, yes, 2-3 examples would suffice. However, I usually design websites with carefully crafted text and design (that is, with a lot of content that won't change much and won't come from CMS), so in most cases, I a
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by flixic 15y ago
I never start designing website before I get final version of all copy. That's the rule. No placeholders. No quick drafts either. Web is all about type and words, I do pay a lot of attention how I present them, and I need to know what they
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by flixic 15y ago
Although this is indeed much easier to read, the handwriting in the original is beautiful. Love the 'f'.
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by flixic 15y ago
My suggestions on pricing: - severely limit free plan, to maybe 2 users, 200MB - make currently free plan quite cheap, maybe $20, so it would appeal more to small businesses. Everything else, especially the design, is very professional, and
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by flixic 15y ago
These crosswords are called "schizophrenic", and there are more examples here: http://www.xwordinfo.com/Schizo Truly brilliant.
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by flixic 15y ago
Copying the core aesthetics, while glaring over the details that actually make Lion look good. Especially the progress bar: sure, it does look a bit like Lion's but it absolutely lacks the subtle colors and shades.
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by flixic 15y ago
Neven Mrgan, developer of The Incident game, tried confronting AppTrackr community: http://mrgan.tumblr.com/post/1440586319/the-incident-crack In the end, pirates really don't care. They crack without guilt, appeal to "it's just one dolla