May 2012
3 posts
via CSS Tricks a heart shaped div a single html element with this css: #heart { position: relative; width: 100px; height: 90px; } #heart:before, #heart:after { position: absolute; content: “”; left: 50px; top: 0; width: 50px; height: 80px; background: red; -moz-border-radius: 50px 50px 0 0; border-radius: 50px 50px 0 0; -webkit-transform: rotate(-45deg); -moz-transform:...
May 26th
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Download this file to print a fully functional 3-D printer from your 3-D printer. http://bit.ly/KcCckH The future is ridiculous.
May 6th
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Good-bye, Adam Yauch. You were the coolest. Sendin’ out love to all corners of the land. http://bit.ly/KvP6qG
May 4th
April 2012
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Apr 27th
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As a web developer, this is impressive. As a student, this is the most tempting thing I’ve ever seen. http://essaytyper.com/
Apr 26th
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Congratulations, public (this means you!) - Harvard just put 12 million things in your domain. http://hvrd.me/I9p6TH
Apr 25th
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Removing the :hover pseudoclass for touch devices...
I just spent way too much time on this. Why on God’s green earth would certain device manufacturers named after certain fruit (I’m looking at you, Kumquat Komputers), retain :hover? YOU CAN’T HOVER ON A TOUCHSCREEN. Couldn’t get @media queries to work for the life of me. Ended up throwing a notouch class into the body element, then disabling it with some JS called by the...
Apr 22nd
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Good call, Simon. Insanely busy? Better start a new subreddit to moderate.
Apr 15th
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Too early to say if these AR glasses from Google will be awesome, but they still know how to make a damn fine ad http://bit.ly/HmG3u6
Apr 5th
March 2012
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An open source, minimalist camera →
Am I the only one who looks at this and starts hearing Al Green singing in the background?
Mar 13th
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Mar 11th
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Here's the Tristen interview, transcribed.
I had to type this out, so I thought you might want to have a look at it. This interview was conducted March 7th, 2012, with Tristen Brown, over at Intersteer on Roncy. Here is Tristen’s bio from DevelopmentSeed.org: Tristen creates intuitive, easy to use, and accessible user interfaces that improve the functionality of our websites, data visualizations, maps, and other online tools. He blends...
Mar 10th
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Mar 8th
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Mar 8th
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Always nice to have a refresher. →
Mar 6th
February 2012
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Feb 16th
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Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets →
I love it when people figure out ways to not have to wait for the herd to catch up. Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets is all about making CSS into a real language, not just a set of rules, but what’s really cool about this is their browser compliance hack. As busy as I am with school, I’m finding myself diving into this in the moments of free time I get, just for the joy of it.
Feb 15th
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Feb 12th
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Damn, stellar.js, you sexy. →
Feb 12th
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Feb 12th
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Looks good on paper...  →
This might be my next read, a book about genuinely agile information architecture, taking graphic design grids beyond paper and onto the living screen. Fun stuff.
Feb 12th
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Feb 11th
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What I love about webdev is all the cheating. →
Here’s how to write a mobile site that looks and acts like a native iOS app. God I love cheating. It just makes me feel so clever.
Feb 11th
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Feb 10th