mistermustard

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by mistermustard 15y ago
Just link to the letter as published by The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/nov/29/bradley-manning-...
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Hardly anyone can sell a tablet at the iPad's price point and turn a profit at all. Does lowering that price point make the tablet market even more attractive?
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by mistermustard 15y ago
It's just a bit too wide to comfortably read when I have a full-screen browser window. Otherwise, it's very good, and simple to follow.
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by mistermustard 15y ago
On Windows, the only browser that consistently renders Typekit fonts legibly is Safari for Windows, due to its use of Apple's subpixel smoothing. I prefer the Apple style font rendering, which is one of the few compelling reasons to use Sa
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Agreed. The barriers to start developing a web app now are incredibly low. You've got a server backend in Heroku, wand Facebook's gazillions of users right out of the gate.
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by mistermustard 15y ago
It's strange (interesting?) how an online presence preserves a person beyond death. When someone passes on, their Facebook wall becomes both a snapshot of what they were last doing and an impromptu digital memorial as people leave their con
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Congrats! Looks like a beautiful app.
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Lucas de Groot, who designed TheSans, also did Calibri and Consolas. http://www.lucasfonts.com/case-studies/calibri-consolas/
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Yahoo Sports is an excellent sports journalism outlet and probably the only serious competitor to the ESPN monopoly. They broke the story on the Miami recruiting scandal, one of the largest NCAA violations in history, after doing extensive
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by mistermustard 15y ago
That would be Muphry's law: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphrys_law
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Well done, Dave. This looks like an amazing solution for designers looking to jump right into client work, and at an incredible price point, too.
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by mistermustard 15y ago
Apple has consistently claimed the highest share of the mobile phone market's profit without selling the most phones. Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-smarphone-profits-2011-... And the quarter before that: http://tech.fort