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jakerocheleau
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I am by no means an expert of Japanese culture. But from what I can tell, web designers would rather portray the custom animations and glossy menus that you can only achieve through Flash. That is why so many websites are coded strangely, a
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That's a very eloquent way of putting it :)
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Japanese Animation and Video Game Website Layouts
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Ultimate Resources For Mobile Web Application Design
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Web Design Trends Found in Startup Homepages
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Coding a Digital Page Slideshow Viewer with jQuery
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30 New jQuery Plugins Worth Taking a Look At
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Then the members of those governments should be indicted on a long list of felony charges against the rights of human beings on this planet. The general people suffer because all the money addicts need their fix, and so they pay our politic
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Yeah this is great! Pretty recent as well, thanks so much for sharing it looks interesting.
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Great thank you!
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Ask HN: Any great blog posts discussing results of A/B Testing?
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50 Web Sites with Pastel/Washed-Out Color Schemes
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Tips for Balancing a Heavy Freelance Workflow
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Very cool interview, I love reading about how things work "behind-the-scenes".
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I can't even try to plan for work from may 26th until just around the end of the month. AD has the most in-depth style of writing and that show deserves my full attention. Mitch is a genius and I'm pumped to see what they've put into this n
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The 20 Best OS X Apps for Designers & Web Developers
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I've actually never seen this caching plugin before, thanks for the reference.
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WordPress Security Plugins for a Clean Installation
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This is why all of my friends that I talk to don't even want to try anymore. We've watched this happen for so many years and it just feels hopeless... what can we even do anymore? Banking cartels are just gonna keep doing whatever they want
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> Matt Taibbi is not a reliable reporter That is 100% your opinion. I have read more than a couple of his articles and they are very, very well put together. He is an excellent journalist and one of the few who is willing to cover all t
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Usually JavaScript would be used to create the flyout menu effect like you see in the Dabblet. But since it's done in CSS3 any browsers which support those standard properties can work - no need for any JS code. It's just a neat workaround
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35 Website Layouts using Flat Design Techniques
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A Guide To CSS3 Pseudo-Classes
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34 Free Open Source CSS Code Snippets
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Awesome fiddle! Thanks for sharing that here, it's definitely a unique solution.
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Simple UI Techniques for Mobile Navigation
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Definitely the theming is a huge aspect to why I use tumblr. The site also has a tremendous userbase, very creative people from all walks of life. And many users will run more than 1 blog focused on different topics. Follow enough people an
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I did enjoy Pownce back in the day. It worked and I loved the ease of connecting files with certain people. But I think my bias was greatly attributed to adoring their funky layout design: http://www.bomega.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/p
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That's great! I just found Grove in this comments thread and it does look very promising. Best of luck with the service.
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Would the best solution be a web-based client? I have XChat on all my Windows machines and use Colloquy on my Macbook so I never worry about IRC support. But it's obvious that not everybody uses IRC on a daily basis. I would wonder if it's
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