tintin

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   by tintin 16y ago

   ... so that others have a hard time getting on the exit lane.
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   by tintin 16y ago

   Can you explain your comment? Or are you just trolling? Since when is thinking about consequences not nerdy enough?
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   by tintin 16y ago

   I'll give you a break. My point is: sometimes we are getting careless about our environment because we think technology will fix what we break. But as I said this news is exciting.
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   by tintin 16y ago

   Somehow I hope this will not succeed. Although exciting we may be getting careless about animal extinction because we can 'resurrect' them later.
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   by tintin 16y ago

   Page opens, I press TAB to enter the form. Now I have to enter that stupid Captha again. And what about Tablet PC's? I'm not sure there is a lot of mouse movement there. But well maybe It could be enough for a lot of desktop users.
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   by tintin 16y ago

   I'm not sure this will happen. The only users who are unable to watch WebM are iPhone/iPad/Safari users. You can use WebM in IE9 (when you install the codec). So as a webdeveloper the path of the least resistance for me will be WebM. You'll
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   by tintin 16y ago

   I also like the current design better. The larger headers in the redesign make it harder to scan. Your eyes have to 'scan' more. And Helvetica (Arial) is used mostly for large signs. And this is not without reason. Verdana on the other hand
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   by tintin 16y ago

   Well he is one of 5 Elevation partners. They are also famous for very bad investments...
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   by tintin 16y ago

   Some time ago I wondered if this could be done with a small CCD (Like the one in your mouse, see the mouse-scanner project: http://spritesmods.com/?art=mouseeye ). I tried it once, but it's very hard to do this in real-time.
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    by tintin 16y ago

    I'm sorry, but it doesn't state they were drunk. They had a party and decided to test other liquids. Wine came out best. http://arxiv.org/abs/1008.0666
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    by tintin 16y ago

    Also a nice reminder to expect the unexpected in your work. I bet most programs back then trusted there was a disk in A. Now installers are relying on the existence of C. But what if you boot from USB? The '/' solution is a more elegant one
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    by tintin 16y ago

    I agree Photoshop sets the expectations high. But I don't agree that a non-commercial product cannot reach that level. Take a look at Blender.
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    by tintin 16y ago

    In my opinion there is. In Photoshop you can attach dropshadows (layer styles) to layers. This will save you a lot of time when something changes. I used Photoshop and Gimp. I can create the same images in Gimp but it just takes a lot more