ronreiter

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by ronreiter 15y ago
Made some optimizations, should be better now.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
And it's just noise I'm adding, I don't dither the colors.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Hey riffraff, could you please email me at ron.reiter@gmail.com with the log? Thanks.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Yea, it's very CPU intensive. I'll rewrite the grain algorithm so it'll be faster.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I'll fix it. The color stop feature is actually pretty easy to add, it's only a question of where to put the color selector now...
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by ronreiter 15y ago
It uses the canvas gradient to create it, and then atop of that it dithers the colors using pixel manipulation. AFAIK there are no dithering techniques in the gradient creation itself, only the grain I add manually after creating the gradie
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Grained.org - Online grained gradient image generator(grained.org)
72 points by ronreiter 15y ago|31 comments
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Cool feature, I'll definitely consider it but it's a bit difficult to execute properly because of image paths and remote javascript/CSS files.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Because it allows you to feed back the changes to your snippets immediately to the stylesheet.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
First of all, webputty will not always be free. Second thing is, webputty is a website for CSS manipulation, whereas labcss is a snippet website for creating styled HTML elemments. The process of building the website is the significat advan
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Because changes are fed back to the CSS stylesheet. And it's a snippet website, apart from a design tool.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
Yea, didn't see it coming. Fixed now.
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by ronreiter 15y ago
That's what jsFiddle is for. But I'll add a "live rendering" button to stop this behavior, and give a "Run" button instead as an option.
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Labcss.net - An HTML/CSS snippet, allows direct visual manipulation of CSS(labcss.net)
67 points by ronreiter 15y ago|24 comments
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Wifi Stealer - Because Internet is just overpriced.(wifistealer.com)
1 points by ronreiter 15y ago|0 comments
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Why Microsoft is going to dominate 50% of the mobile world in about 5 years(0nyx.blogspot.com)
1 points by ronreiter 15y ago|0 comments
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by ronreiter 16y ago
I did not learn how to program using a turtle, so I don't know if it's the right way to go. But intuitively, it seems very simple, at least more than I/O.
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by ronreiter 16y ago
I'll check that out. Thanks.
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Learn to program Python using a Logo-like turtle(learnpython.org)
37 points by ronreiter 16y ago|11 comments