February 2011
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Initializer →
chrisbowler:
It has been great to see ready made solutions like HTML5 Boilerplate come out this past year. But many times these templates are overkill for what you need and bloat is the result. Initializer is a simple web page that builds a custom download based on a few choices — just pick what you need for a given project.
January 2011
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“Seriously, broadcasters, journalists: just give up now. Because either...”
– ‘Ground Zero mosque’? The reality is less provocative
Install trial, fuck up computer. →
Without realising it I’ve had this exact issue, must have been happening for months…
adobegripes:
Good few people installing Adobe trials and then having issues with the Akamai system they use apparently slowing their net access and spamming the console log with messages.
Great job Adobe and Akamai!
What sort of utter moron considers this as a suitable uninstall command
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I saw this a couple of weeks back, it’s just so evocative, I could spend hours looking at it.
tumbljack:
Canvas Cycle: 8-bit Color Cycling with HTML5
Me: What's up? Is your Nan there yet?
Ruby: Yeah. She kissed me on the lips and her mouth is all wrinkly. Yuk.
Me: Ew. Turn your head!
Ruby: If only I could turn back the clock... :-(
Me: Hmm, could be worse, just put it behind you and move on.
Ruby: I'll try.
The HTML5 Experiments of Hakim El Hattab →
Superb HTML5 canvas experiments.
via Ross Gunter
Tumblr’s Identity Crisis →
cameronmoll:
Following a very positive review, Khoi Vinh describes why he’s not a Tumblr user:
As much as I admire it, though, I can’t bring myself to use it. Partly this is because one of its key ideas, the conspicuous omission of comments, is a deal breaker for me. I really value the comments that I get here on Subtraction.com and can’t imagine blogging without the continually rewarding...
July 2010
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WatchViernes Show Projections Collection (by Charles Bergquist)
April 2010
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