rebuttal from jez commenter (via erniebuffalo)
I love this so hard
I don’t get it. Why is this person bragging about being a doormat?
Reblog of Lauren says...
Cosmo Catalano
This is childish nonsense. Healthy dose of salt req'd. Click for Serious Cosmo.
(via papertissue)
This would have been a much more appealing chart with this source image. Hell, I cc0’d the damn thing so you wouldn’t even have to attribute it to me.
Maybe I will do this later today.
Reblog of I Love Charts
Shotgun Aimed Squarely at Foot
Oh yes, I also just typed up a 750-word memo on starting up a Tumblr for one of the programs in my organization. Pulling the trigger in 5, 4, 3…
[email sent]
(via whiskeyred)
Always wear protection.
This is actually the best way to prevent water from getting into a firearm. Parachute Regiment taught me this trick
Usually not with a lubricated condom, though.
Reblog of Internerd
This is what my CMS looks like today.
The awful part is that this is kind of an upgrade.
Anthony Calzadilla has recreated an animated Star Wars AT-AT Walker purely with CSS3. Hopefully we’ll start to see things like this being integrated into games that run purely in the browser.
I can’t figure out if I’m excited for new technologies like HTML5 video and CSS3, or worried that a company like Apple can just decide what we are (and aren’t) going to be using in the future by incorporating (or not incorporating) elements into their new products. It seems an awful lot like their personal beef with companies like Adobe is unjustifiably informing their strategies. Jobs says the flash is buggy. Does anyone else actually think so? Flash may bug out from time to time, but I would say I relaunch Finder more times than I restart my browser due to a flash crash.
As someone who makes my living working on powerful, customizable machines (especially Apples), their new direction of Apple and the iPad induces some serious worry for me.
BRB, creating a Final Cut Pro that will run on Linux.
Companies like Apple have always held sway over what we will and won’t be using. The recent Blu-Ray/HD-DVD war is a pretty good example of how technological merits often play no role in determining what tech gets adopted.
As for this “new direction of Apple”, I think you’d be hard-pressed to name another company that’s placed more emphasis on vertically integrating its product lines since 1998.
And yes, Flash is indeed a buggy, resource-chomping mess. I think if you spent more time in the browser and less time doing heavy lifting in FCP, your Flash-crash/Finder relaunch ratio would be about 10:1.
That said, I don’t think Flash is going anywhere just because Apple and Adobe have had such an acrimonious divorce. Flash is just too good as a pacifier.
Reblog of Best Roof Talk Ever
Wait, wait—the company trying to build a web-based operating system thinks the Internet needs to be faster?
Get. Out.
Maybe this is the real reason desktop OS producer Apple keeps their mobile devices chained to the slowest provider they can find.
From the article
…the new design/ facelift will reflect the new MTV, a channel that is now less about music and more about a different kind of a lifestyle. It is about reality shows and trends.
I hope the new logo is a turd.
Reblog of Soup
Photojojo rocks!
want!
Maybe the rest of the Internet consumes less caffeine than I do, but I can’t imagine anything but blur coming out of this device.
Reblog of greenfog blog
![Making the Internet better, one scalable vector graphic at a time.
[check it out]](http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:American-typewriter-typeface-spec.svg)
Making the Internet better, one scalable vector graphic at a time.
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