marcusbooster

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by marcusbooster 17y ago
1. Typefaces take a long time to develop - design, create, package. The process can take years. 2. Typefaces have a value. If they didn't people would be content just using Arial. 3. People that do this work should be compensated. 4. Trying
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Twitter twits tweet twits twitter tweets.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Don't worry, programming is still hard. And once these "idea people" take a look at Objective-C you can probably up your rate on everything.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
It's sad but true. Stories are decided upon during a "morning meeting" by editors/news directors and then reporters are sent off in the field to confirm what has already been decided. Only if the situation has been grossly misjudged does a
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Enter a restaurant without shoes, will not be served! Join a bank, destroy the economy, profit. Now sir I ask you, where is the justice ?
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
'Tis the season when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
I consider myself to be a bit of a font snob, and looking at that block of example code strikes me as practically unreadable . Obviously a lot of time and effort has gone into developing this book, it would be a shame if the project was un
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
When journalism and twitter collide.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Just a poignant today as the day it was written.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Ha. Makes you wonder if in 2000 years some guy will be digging up html table layouts and exposing the virtues of "the forgotten technology."
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Why does science exist? Why do I exist? Why do you exist? As long as people have questions, there's a market for answers.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
I've heard that this had lead to an increase in human trafficking, namely women in poorer countries like North Korea being "imported" and taken as brides.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
It was well received on a popular brand identity site: http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/open_sou... Aren't you guys sick of gradients and bubble-buttons yet?
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Don't forget "The 50th Law", a book he co-authored with 50-cent, available at a fine bookseller near you. Why bother with Machiavelli when you can get it with a hip-hop twist.
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
Warren Buffet observed the correlation between access and wealth. If you figure what the "rate of genius" is, meaning if genius happens let's say 1 in a 1000, then it would stand to reason that there's more successful people in China and In
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
It seems to me that url transparency is an issue for the clients to solve. Why can't Twitter (or whatever you're using) decode the short url and supply a javascript pop-up or something to tell you where its going?
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
I use a crappy CTR monitor as a second. It's good for things you'd like to see but don't need to use at the same time - music player, tailing log files, etc. And keeping a todo list up on it keeps me from writing post-it notes all over my d
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
After a number of relationships with women all over the creative spectrum, ie. a working artist to someone who could care less about any creative endeavor; I can say that the deciding factor in my productivity has always been me . This is
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by marcusbooster 18y ago
I think the idea was to draw a letter 'h' for help.