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nathos
15y ago
unfortunately, Amazon didn't have the balls to fight New York sales tax. Too many large, high-profile affiliates in NYC, I guess.
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nathos
15y ago
I think one solution is to stop searching for people with magical titles who claim to do everything with a wave of their UX wand, and instead assemble teams of awesome people who can work well with other awesome people. A kickass designer +
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nathos
15y ago
Your example isn't so much UX Designer vs. Visual Designer, but instead an example of a good designer. As Steve Jobs said, "Most people make the mistake of thinking design is what it looks like. That’s not what we think design is. It’s no
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nathos
15y ago
I figured with Sass being part of the asset pipeline for Rails 3.1, it'd be a good time to turn this Barcamp talk into a video. I welcome any feedback you may have.
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A quick video intro to Sass & Compass
(vimeo.com)
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nathos
15y ago
I'd highly recommend Compass, but I did a quick & dirty conversion of this to Sass: https://github.com/nathos/Sass-Boilerplate Please log issues if I goofed anything :) I haven't fully tested all of the mixins. (Sass color math &
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nathos
16y ago
you'll want to use something like Modernizr http://www.modernizr.com/ or html5shim/html5shiv to turn them into divs with JavaScript.
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nathos
16y ago
Mac users should check out ImageAlpha for optimizing 8-bit PNGs: http://pornel.net/imagealpha
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16y ago
> My friend got a used kirby for $350 that kicks any dyson's ass all over the place. As long as you never have to carry it up or down stairs. Or need to replace the bag. Or use cleaning attachments. Or disassemble to remove something st
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nathos
16y ago
While I think Peter Saveliev's immediate conclusions regarding Khan are incorrect, I do wonder: will Khan be bringing on more instructors to record videos outside his fields of expertise? The Academy has already started a revolution in educ
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16y ago
> In my experience with designers, none of them care about things like that. You'll see 5 versions of PSDs filled with Untitled layers and no logical grouping. Work with better designers :) In all seriousness, I think many designers hav
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nathos
16y ago
Correct. There's a simple formula for that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutter_speed#Cinematographic_s...
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nathos
16y ago
you may be better served by ScummVM for that: http://scummvm.org/
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nathos
16y ago
I've heard good things about "Tokyo Vice" by Jake Adelstein: http://amzn.com/0307475298
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nathos
16y ago
Sass, at least with its default SCSS syntax, is a strict superset of CSS3 so it's a good place to start. Your existing CSS files can be processed by Sass without changes. Combined with some of the great mixins provided with Compass: http:/
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nathos
16y ago
even better - use Compass: http://compass-style.org/ Takes Sass to the next level. Actually makes Blueprint usable.
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nathos
16y ago
For the most part, I'd say Apple's compatibility efforts have been equally impressive: * 'Classic' support enabled Mac OS 9 apps to run on OS X for many years. * Rosetta allowed for apps written for a completely different processor architec
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nathos
16y ago
"I don't pay them for sex. I pay them to leave." - Charlie Sheen
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nathos
16y ago
…but it doesn't install updates and restart your computer without permission.
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nathos
16y ago
I 'verun into this on Windows XP, but never on Mac OS X. Actually, I don't think Windows 7 forces reboots either, it just installs updates when you shut down or restart.
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nathos
16y ago
User Interface design is a new thing? Since when?! UX may be the trendy new term to slap on your CV, but the concepts certainly aren't new. PS: am I the only one who hates the term "User Experience Designer"? User Interfaces can be design
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16y ago
Agreed. In reality, many developers have plenty of design experience & skill as well. I like to separate design from pure art, subscribing to the Steve Jobs "design is how it works" mentality. To me, design is as much an engineering dis
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nathos
16y ago
Actually, I'd say that a proper designer actually designs how your site should work. Developers implement, hack, do backend stuff, etc. "Making a site pretty" is what too many coders think they need a designer for at the end of their proj
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nathos
16y ago
$200 isn't the actual market price for the HD555. You can get a pair from Amazon (US) for $85. If you've only listened to your music with cheap earbuds, you haven't truly heard your music. Rediscovering your existing music collection, parti
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nathos
16y ago
accounts are free, so it's not much of a deterrent.
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nathos
16y ago
Its name associates it with Wikipedia because that its data source. Qwiki recites Wikipedia article summaries. Doesn't seem quite as magical anymore, eh?
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nathos
16y ago
Mac OS X versions are named after cats: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X#Versions
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nathos
16y ago
or underfoot.
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nathos
16y ago
check out Redmine [ http://www.redmine.org/ ] or Teambox [ http://teambox.com/ ]
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nathos
16y ago
for copying the values to the clipboard
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