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marckremers
13y ago
Disagree, Tumblr won because it of it's underlying attitude and commitment to creativity. Posterous never had that edge to it. I engaged with both platforms, and Tumblr, quite simply, felt cooler and fresher.
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A Million Random Digits
(servinglibrary.org)
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14y ago
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marckremers
14y ago
Thanks for this, i just donated.
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marckremers
14y ago
A three season HBO series I'd say. The actual evacuation, the event, and the reality a few years later. Directed by someone like Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men). I know there are dozens of cheesy movies out their covering the subject, but
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marckremers
14y ago
Inspiring story and noble cause. I just wish there was a bit more basic info for this. An photo gallery, a logo of the charity, a Twitter account to follow, i'd even like to donate to the cause, but can't see how :-( I want to engage.
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marckremers
14y ago
Working on a portfolio site now and managed to convince the clients not to have any share buttons. It looks so much better.
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marckremers
14y ago
An article like this coming from a site that has not updated it's UI in what looks like 6 or 7 years rings alarm bells for me. The UI of the blog is literally looking like a sore thumb, my eyes almost jumped at how different and compressed
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100,000 notes of π
(3.14-pi.net)
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15y ago
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Send an artwork to my printer in London. (Group show framework experiment)
(printexhibit.com)
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15y ago
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marckremers
15y ago
This sort of thing is so pedantic, almost insulting to my intelligence. Do i really need a website to remind me how to get off the internet from some random hacker news guy with too much time on his hands? He's almost countering his own mes
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Looks like jQuery 1.7 is about to be released
(api.jquery.com)
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15y ago
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marckremers
15y ago
Why are we even discussing an article from 2000? This is so irrelevant to todays Flash, and todays digital landscape? And what would the web have looked like before jquery, html5 etc came to the fore? We needed Flash. And could YouTube and
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marckremers
15y ago
There's something inherently wrong about the headline of this. How did they get to such a high usage in the first place? They sacrificed performance for features, and now going back to clean up the mess. Not elegant. This is why I'm stickin
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marckremers
15y ago
I'm not so sure bout this one, the design of the phone looks a little unrefined.
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Police arrest 'hackers' in US, UK, Netherlands.
(bbc.co.uk)
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15y ago
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15y ago
That's your new cover right there: http://marckremers.com/hn/md.png
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Sonic the Hedgehog at 20 years
(bbc.co.uk)
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15y ago
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marckremers
15y ago
"If I had to store that much there, even temporarily, I would use a password so long it would make War and Peace look like a Twitter message." - Brilliant
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marckremers
15y ago
All that article did for me was make me want to become an early adopter and download bitcoin mining apps.
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15y ago
A high quality mattress and king size bed, quality (and ALWAYS fresh) bed linen, good duvets etc is the best investment you can make no matter what your income bracket is, everyone needs this. Totally agree.
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marckremers
15y ago
Just what I've been looking for, a no fuss explanation of the basics and beyond. cheers.
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marckremers
16y ago
I can't believe what I'm reading here. That font is awful. The x-height is too short in terms of ratio, the counters are squashed, the stroke width is far too fat. It looks totally clunky on my screen. And that page design?! Show some love
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marckremers
16y ago
I simply beg to differ. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
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marckremers
16y ago
How long until someone plays on this idea and makes one of these warnings that work on any outdated browser, including ie8, and points them to a choice of chrome, opera, firefox etc... has this already been done? I'd so use it on my sites.
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marckremers
16y ago
Awesome site, thanks for the share.
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marckremers
16y ago
Both crashed my Chrome tabs. But both demo's look they're from 1988 anyway.
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marckremers
16y ago
Fave scene: the poor shop assistant serving her first customer in years. She was almost star struck.
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16y ago
But isn't it too late? http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/01/h-264-66-percent-web-video/ This is from May last year, I bet it's even higher now. Say by some miracle that webm takes over, even though it's free, it's a Google run project, and we
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marckremers
16y ago
The fact that Windows still keeps this hierarchy is what stuns me the most. Why are they still silently referring to this technology in 2011?! It just boggles my mind. It's almost like keeping your floppy disks in your top drawer even thoug
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Hacking Logos (Minimalist effect in the maximalist market)
(a2591.com)
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16y ago
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