jwarren

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by jwarren 13y ago
I think it's appropriate for the audience. There isn't the same market for typefaces as there is for a smartphone app. Development of a high-quality typeface can take an extremely long time.
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by jwarren 13y ago
This could definitely be a first step towards building a CMS template.
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by jwarren 13y ago
Looks brilliant for mockups and simple layouts! I'd love to see the output for a more complicated layout. I'm definitely excited for this one.
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by jwarren 13y ago
Nice, but I find it a bit too hard to read. On my Stylebot style, I reduced the orange to just a highlight colour. I find it pretty pleasurable to use. Feel free to take anything from it that you want: http://stylebot.me/sty
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by jwarren 13y ago
That looks like a very poor, straight-up bad idea. The story was fun as a game, but I feel a lot of doubt that it would anything beyond laughable as a film. I wish them luck if they really want to do it, but I certainly won't be backin
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by jwarren 13y ago
Oh for crying out loud. This is a childish argument. Does every human endeavour need a quantifiable amount of "goodness" attached to it?
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by jwarren 13y ago
I love this and I think it's beautiful. Removing a lot of the symbols will make it far less scary and "techy". I'd really like to see it develop.
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by jwarren 13y ago
"Finally here is a logo designed in-house for some internal event at IBM." This is a logo by the legendary Paul Rand! They could hardly be more wrong. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Rand Fun post though.
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by jwarren 13y ago
I bet they're not far off though. .docx and .xlsx files are (mostly) just zipped XML files: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML
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by jwarren 13y ago
Wow, that's beautiful. I may have made the world's saddest slug.
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by jwarren 13y ago
What's the name of this site? I don't think it's "Use Tools For Their Intended Purpose Only News"
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by jwarren 13y ago
Spot on. In a few years, cloud storage will be more acceptable, working photographers will be ever more tech literate and bandwidth will increase. I think you're totally right about Adobe too. Those Smart Previews they added for LR5 -
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by jwarren 13y ago
I was a professional photographer for a couple of years (as in, paid most of my rent with it until web dev became a more lucrative venture) and assisted some VERY big and experienced photographers. Everyone I know backed up on-site, using m
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by jwarren 13y ago
Oh, good point on the surname. Don't know how I managed to miss that. Totally agree on the rest of your comment.
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by jwarren 13y ago
What exactly is so brilliant about naming a programming language after a porn star, especially one famous subjected to sexual abuse? How on earth is it a "subtle reference" to Ada Lovelace? What do they have in common, apart from
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by jwarren 13y ago
I love H&FJ fonts, but they're very vague about which typefaces you get access to. If I knew what they were, I'd be highly likely to sign up.
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by jwarren 13y ago
Do all of these need to be posted?
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by jwarren 13y ago
I know that Mozilla aren't on the same realm of level of revenue as Apple or Google, and that they can't spend a fortune on marketing. However, that must've been one of the least inspiring product demo videos I've ever w
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by jwarren 13y ago
My dad takes great pride in complex VBA code. Unfortunately, this can backfire. A few years ago he was brought in to help manage a particular support system for a large telecoms company here in the UK, which involved a lot of Excel donkey w
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by jwarren 13y ago
I've never used seriously used YUI, but this actually seems like a really nice library. I'm impressed with the breadth of it. The Rosetta Stone is also a great idea which really takes away a lot of the fears of using a different l
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by jwarren 13y ago
I scoffed until I tried it. Now I can't go back.
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by jwarren 13y ago
It's had it since at least Sublime Text 2.
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by jwarren 13y ago
Fairly good. I've been using ST3 as my primary editor for the past month or so, and I've mostly had good results. Many plugins have a python3 branch on their github, or just work outright. Will Bond, the creator of Package Manager
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by jwarren 13y ago
Lorem ipsum is frequently misrepresented as nonsense text. It's not actually the case: http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2290/what-does-the-...
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by jwarren 13y ago
Is there a better solution out there? I've found it to be (relatively) painless thus far, though I've been caught out a couple of times.
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by jwarren 13y ago
I've been working through the beta version of your Rails 4 book for the past couple of weeks, and it's been an absolutely stellar experience. As an experienced front-end web developer, I've not had proper experience with TDD
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by jwarren 13y ago
I've been going through the Rails 4.0 beta book over the past week or two. I'm just over 50% of the way through and have done all the optional exercises too. So far, I've not found a single problem.
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by jwarren 13y ago
Beautiful, but really hurt my head!
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by jwarren 13y ago
Everyone is so quick to judge the static pictures. But Apple took great pains to point out how this is a reactive system, how movement, suggestion and gesture follow the user's interactions. Sure, the current culture of design apprecia
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by jwarren 13y ago
Lovely! Good job on the overall look and feel. If the posting experience is as slick as the reading experience, I think you'll do well. I do agree that the Login and Express Signup buttons feel "off", but that's just a few lines of CSS to f

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