talmand

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by talmand 15y ago
Yes, changing the cursor to indicate the element can be clicked is the easiest method to communicate this and for the user to understand it. But it is not unheard of since desktop applications most likely do not change the cursor hovering o
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by talmand 15y ago
Well gee, since you don't like it I guess the rest of us should stop enjoying it.
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by talmand 15y ago
I see them animate in Chrome but I don't see the stripes at all in Safari on Windows7.
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by talmand 15y ago
"look at successful games, they're all made that way, so 'bad' management must work better than 'good' management." That's silly logic, might as well as admit that since sweat shops make money then all companies should be run as sweat shops
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by talmand 15y ago
Exactly. It would also have made more profit if it had similar sales during the earlier release schedule. Plus nurturing the talent means they can easily roll into the next project with little or no downtime, which makes that project cheape
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by talmand 15y ago
This was my understanding as well; "on the record" meant it could be reported while "off the record" meant it could not. But then I'd have to say that what Jacob says makes more sense.
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by talmand 15y ago
Who is making the comments you wish to discuss does have a great deal to do with it. I know nothing of OpenGL technologies so I would assume you wouldn't hold my opinion as high as Carmack's or Google employees. Also, I've followed Carmack'
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by talmand 15y ago
http://www.brianapps.net/sizer/ Although Sizer is more geared towards desktop monitor resolutions than mobile devices. Mobile devices tend to not have much chrome in place. You could use this for mobile but you would have to account for t