September 2010
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Sorry about the broken links
So something seems to be up with short permalinks and more likely Queued posts in Tumblr. I’m seeing a lot of strangeness in my Queue so I’m casting an eye in that direction. So sorry everyone for the posts and subsequent Tweets with broken links as if late. Something seems to be wrong and hopefully Tumblr support will pull through with help.
Let me know if you’re seeing...
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August 2010
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Flood Lite: Apple's Attention to Detail →
In July 2002, Appled filed a patent for a “Breathing Status LED Indicator” (No. US 6,658,577 B2). They described it as a “blinking effect of the sleep-mode indicator in accordance with the present invention mimics the rhythm of breathing which is psychologically appealing.” The average…
I’ve always liked the breathing sleep indicator on Macs. Now I know why.
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AMC now HD on Dish Network →
I can now finally watch the one show I really care about watching in HD. Sally, make me an Old Fashioned as I watch my show.
In related news, guess what curse word Mad Men can now get away with.
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Where Did Lighting Effects Go in CS5?
Last week I was searching and searching for the Lighting Effects in Photoshop CS5. I thought, “Surely, they couldn’t have taken away a crucial filter”. Well, today I decided to Google it and found where one of my favorite filters had gone. It’s been left behind in 32 bit mode world. Thanks Adobe.
Plug-ins not supported by Photoshop CS5 on Mac OS, running in 64-bit mode:
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Tutorial: Creating a Retro Sci-Fi Poster →
Fun tutorial on creating a retro style sci-fi poster.
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kuroir:
Screencast of the new feature added to the SCSS Textmate Bundle: the XHTML to SCSS.
Sorry for my engrish.
Just watching how well kuroir works with the Zen Coding expansion bundle is impressive on it’s own, but then to see what his new feature does, blows it out of the water.
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Mario "Kuroir" Ricalde: SASS is CSS on Steroids →
Ever since I began learning CSS back in 2003, I remember asking myself why didn’t it provide basic mathematical operators. Seven years later, I still ask myself that question.
What would make CSS a better language to quickly develop and maintain web applications? The answer for me was pretty…
I just started using SASS and Compass myself. I can’t recommend it enough for anyone who...