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I think i’m in love

I think i’m in love

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aisle: 

bared incissors and visual asphyxiation
aisle:

bared incissors and visual asphyxiation

Jul 14
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mochipark:

Mobile: EpicWin app turns real-life to-do lists into a game

How awesome is this! New iPhone game lets you role-play your way through your to-do list. Makes me want to dust off my 20 sided dice and do my laundry.

To-do lists. We all have them, but that doesn’t mean we have to like them. Getting through a pile of boring chores isn’t all that fun, but an upcoming iPhone app is looking to change that. Dubbed EpicWin, the app aims to merge your to-do list with an RPG, letting you gain experience points and find rare loot as you do the laundry and catch up on e-mail.

/via arstechnica.com

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As a habitual to-do abandoner and chief procrastinator, I’m pretty ‘on’ for this one. Sound rationale, and looks like it’s going to be well executed!.

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Maris Infera: 

All praise be - she smiles upon the flames. For in her hands she holds the blood of foxes, torn too early from her womb.
Maris Infera:

All praise be - she smiles upon the flames. For in her hands she holds the blood of foxes, torn too early from her womb.

Jun 29
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Pride and Prefixes

So the latest design wank that everyone is on lately is creating images using css3 only.
It’s like the introduction of rounded corners and gradients has burst a vein in everyone’s minds and they suddenly have to start spending their time creating images in css3 to try and land some pageviews. The Opera Logo was great, but everything else is just a rehashed party trick.

We get it. You can ‘do’ css3.

I’m not totally sure what it is about these little efforts of coding self-love that really tick me off. It’s like a family who has built their house from bottle caps or some shit. You know it took ages, and the end result is what? Resolution independent imagery? a reduction in HTTP requests? A confused screenreader?, A greasy handjob from a homeless guy in your Ferrari?

At the end of it all, this is a minor gripe compared to the major stink: Vendor Prefixes;
-webkit-vendor-prefixes; -moz-vendor-prefixes; -o-vendor-prefixes; -ms-vendor-prefixes; I’m sure we understand the risk of misguided innovation following IE6, but this is no reason to stick your name in front of any new property you think of adopting because you cant rely on another browser to implement a border-radius of 5px, as 5px. The end result is something that leaves a bad taste in my mouth: lines of code that have to be typed 3+ times, HTML5 ‘Demos’ from Apple that don’t work in firefox and websites that support only one browser rendering engine but still claim to be ‘the future of web design’. In short, an internet that is being built with no thought of future technologies or capabilities in mind.

It turns out I am not the only one with these sentiments, the obvious solution seeming to be to allow specific vendors to still be targeted via their prefixes, but the full set of browsers to be targeted by removing the prefix all together.

So there, i’ve weighed in.
Keep doing what you do.

Jun 16
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Hello My Name Is…

I’ll be in wellington for the next few days for webstock mini and fullcodepress

if you see me, say hi.

I’m the guy that really needs a haircut.

Jun 14
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Bernard Barry: F8 Conference Collateral

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Bernard Barry: F8 Conference Collateral

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My blog just turned 2!

parteh!

My blog just turned 2!

parteh!

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I want to design websites people use, not websites people look at.
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“The Device” by Raccoonnook (click for a larger image), featured at Assembly Line Collective’s The Decade art show in San Francisco last month.
See also: More arcade artwork, photos, and videos
[Via Racoonnook, Gamefreaks]


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“The Device” by Raccoonnook (click for a larger image), featured at Assembly Line Collective’s The Decade art show in San Francisco last month.

See also: More arcade artwork, photos, and videos

[Via Racoonnook, Gamefreaks]

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Someone reblog Karp if he posts anything interesting.

May 14
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I’m Buying…

…if the codeblacks don’t work tumblr into their project

But seriously, go team.