I have booked a place on this course. I imagine that it is going to come in useful for understanding principles of graphics design as well as photography. This particular course deals with gritty imagery. So, I suspect that I may gather stock photography for GhostPubs.com and similar websites.
Posted by carnotaurusThis is especially useful when the Image Optimizer for Visual Studio 2012 does not work
Posted by carnotaurusIt’s amazing what you can do with Bootstrap on its own.
Posted by carnotaurus1bir (1 Block Interactive Raycaster)
A 3D engine developed by demogroup Crescent for the Commodore 64, which has a kind of minimalist beauty in itself - video embedded below:
This is a simple raycaster for our beloved C64 featuring the following:
- Size of one C64 disk block (254 bytes)
- Joystick controlled (port 2)
- Simple collision detection
- 256 step rotation in 2 PI
- Open (wrapped) and closed map areasDownload links can be found at Pouet here
I remember writing software for the C64
Posted by carnotaurusI was wrong. One year ago I left the internet. I thought it was making me unproductive. I thought it lacked meaning. I thought it was “corrupting my soul.” It’s a been a year now since I…
Posted by carnotaurusFlat design is great for mediocre designers like me
Jonathan Libov:
Lost amidst the hubbub around flat design is the fact that the flat trend makes it really easy for mediocre designers to do merely passable work.
Posted by carnotaurusFirebug for Firefox & Web Inspector for Safari & Chrome are all great tools. I’ve been using them for years & can hardly remember what it was like to work without them. They save so much time. Note to self: I really should use the JavaScript aspects of them even more. Goal: No errors.
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Web inspector can be counter intuitive but firebug works well. The problem with FireFox is that the refresh (control and F5) can be indeterminate. So, I feel pushed to use Web inspector. I wish there was a simple solution, other than mapping firebug to web inspector features one to one and dropping firebug. There must be another way.
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It's Philip Carney, a Technical Lead for a Public Limited Company in Greater Manchester. The main technologies I use are ASP.NET MVC, C#, and JavaScript. As a child, I began writing 6510 assembler in 1984; decades later, I still enjoy programming.
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