Game Girl Advance: Zine - nice collection of gaming-related articles/stories. [via Anil Dash]
mezzoblue - Times New Roman - talks about making the font look more modern by playing with line-height, word-spacing and letter-spacing properties. I tried to make these here Times New Roman weblog texts look less defaulty by slightly reducing the line height. [via paranoidfish.org]
Lightness Demonstrations - flash anims of optical illusions. [via this Metafilter thread]
1. posted by P01 at 10:28 on July 23, 2003
Pretty.
Where did you take this picture ?
My coder's mind can't help thinking it would make a great picture to test segmentation algorithms.
Where did you take this picture ?
My coder's mind can't help thinking it would make a great picture to test segmentation algorithms.
2. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 13:30 on July 23, 2003
Wow! Nice texture!
3. posted by Swanz at 19:49 on July 23, 2003
hedera dentata variegata of anders hedera sulphur heart(rechtsonder)
4. posted by dady.org,brent,brent at 03:28 on July 26, 2003
love the color.
5. posted by palla at 00:02 on July 27, 2003
nice...
6. posted by 990000 at 00:17 on August 01, 2003
very nice
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1. posted by martijn at 21:45 on July 21, 2003
fov 90
2. posted by nick at 09:33 on July 22, 2003
this has an air of familiarity
3. posted by Fidel at 08:23 on July 26, 2003
I like this pic, reminds me of the labrynth. The movie..
4. posted by jek at 19:21 on July 29, 2003
cxkkxhazhyy<jzz<g jkzhhsgdlm cnzözöc
5. posted by Robyn and Gerard at 14:40 on March 01, 2007
nice........top
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1. posted by Isabel at 00:23 on July 20, 2003
Wat kunnen katten zich toch lekker ontspannen; als je er naar kijkt wordt je vanzelf ook helemaal relaxed.
Goed vastgelegd!
Goed vastgelegd!
2. posted by Kapp at 09:09 on July 20, 2003
miao
3. posted by nathalie at 08:05 on July 26, 2003
Heerlijk... 'k wil ook kat zijn!
4. posted by hotmail.com,chestret,aidan at 10:00 on August 08, 2005
best photo ive ever seen looks like my cat
5. posted by Mathieu 'P01' HENRI at 13:36 on August 08, 2005
It looks like the world could crush around, that cat would stay utterly cool. =^_^=
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1. posted by Ivan at 17:01 on July 18, 2003
LOL, very cool.
2. posted by Bakkel at 20:46 on July 18, 2003
Yep very cool
3. posted by nathalie at 08:06 on July 26, 2003
Die is gaaf!
4. posted by me as usual at 04:44 on July 03, 2004
is that your shadow?!?!?!
5. posted by milov at 10:49 on July 03, 2004
Yes, the shadow of me a year ago.
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A Neko kitty collection - download the original Windows version of Neko from 1991 (zipped .exe). I was always very fond of this early combination of cutesy pixel art and user mouse movement interaction, no doubt at some level an inspiration for many an iambald-number.
The first thing that crossed my mind when trying it today was that I must surely have enough photos of cats in various poses to make a photographic dhtml version of it. :)
1. posted by Jake of 8bitjoystick.com at 00:06 on July 17, 2003
The origional Neko game was from early 1985 and it was on Macintosh.
2. posted by milov at 11:37 on July 17, 2003
Indeed; I've changed the phrasing slightly.
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Leaving a CD-R out in the sun for a while fades away its colour while increasing reflectivity; compare.
Everything is on the web: this rusty old barrel from far away, now being used to store poles for setting up fences, has a webpage.
1. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 15:51 on July 15, 2003
UEAHHHH!!! I Hate Pinapple!!!
2. posted by Fidel at 05:57 on July 18, 2003
Pinapples ok.. when its not out of a rusty barrel.
3. posted by yahoo.com,dougshields1977,Doug Shields at 03:44 on October 13, 2004
Pineapple is sexy!
4. posted by luke at 03:25 on November 01, 2007
how random! what posesed u 2 take a picture of a rusty barrel and also read it
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Ze worden een beetje overschaduwd door de reusachtige Nationale Nederlanden flat die er naast staat, maar ik vind deze gebouwen eigenlijk veel mooier. See 2144 for a view from the other side (sort of).
Naar Voren: Pixel Art - leuk artikel van Arjan Westerdiep.
Paul Hammond writes about Chaos Theory and Link Propogation with regard to how the css border slants link traveled through (a subset of) the weblog world.
I noticed too how nice it was that I could trace the link back from Arthur is verweg! to Simon Willison to Paul's site, all thanks to precise permalinking: pointing to specific entries rather than the front page of the originating blog. And if the sites in question allow visitor comments, this means jumping from one relevant conversation to another, to another, etc...
I noticed too how nice it was that I could trace the link back from Arthur is verweg! to Simon Willison to Paul's site, all thanks to precise permalinking: pointing to specific entries rather than the front page of the originating blog. And if the sites in question allow visitor comments, this means jumping from one relevant conversation to another, to another, etc...
Look, a new header image! Only 6 months since the previous changeover, even. Font/colour/layout changes of menu and content columns to follow...
Much thanks to the people of the local construction company for leaving these very tall floodlights standing like this night after night (see also 2211).
Much thanks to the people of the local construction company for leaving these very tall floodlights standing like this night after night (see also 2211).
1. posted by huphtur at 15:41 on July 09, 2003
no repeat image?
2. posted by milov at 16:02 on July 09, 2003
argh!
3. posted by Morg at 13:58 on July 10, 2003
Very Nice!
Those sunbeams almost look surreal, they seem to conjunct just above the clouds. Probably the perspective fooling me :)
Those sunbeams almost look surreal, they seem to conjunct just above the clouds. Probably the perspective fooling me :)
4. posted by palla at 02:55 on July 16, 2003
I like.
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1. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 22:55 on July 08, 2003
Hey!
Annother "Spycat"? :)
Annother "Spycat"? :)
2. posted by 990000 at 18:59 on July 09, 2003
niice
3. posted by Swanz at 20:51 on July 11, 2003
mooi!
4. posted by loretian at 08:37 on February 23, 2004
sucked
5. posted by Agatka::) at 09:15 on October 29, 2005
sliczny kotek ::D
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1. posted by P01 at 16:59 on July 08, 2003
doh! nothing happens on mouseover, on both IE6.0 and MZ1.3 with W2Ksp2. But the effect works when put outside of your site, and MZ doesn't update the style if you feed the rgb with a float.
2. posted by Ivan at 17:08 on July 08, 2003
works fine here
3. posted by EdgarNeo at 00:04 on July 09, 2003
Nice photo! Is this your beautifull garden?
4. posted by P01 at 02:27 on July 09, 2003
With IE 6.0.2600.0000 only the DIV on the far right works.
Since the Math.floor() everything works from MZ 1.2b to 1.4.
Is it me or there was fewer DIV ealier ?
Since the Math.floor() everything works from MZ 1.2b to 1.4.
Is it me or there was fewer DIV ealier ?
5. posted by milov at 13:07 on July 09, 2003
The funny thing is, IE shows 7 divs while Moz shows only 6 :)
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Creating slanted edges with CSS borders - neato; there's even an animated example of a vector-like pattern: by overlaying the "slant" with a slightly offset slant of similar size but coloured like the background, it's possible to create lines of any angle or length in regular DHTML -- without having to resort to IE-only VML code. [via Arthur is verweg!]
1. posted by P01 at 13:04 on July 07, 2003
That kind of tricks makes me love DHTML even more.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing.
2. posted by milov at 13:10 on July 07, 2003
You're probably anxious to use this in a next 256b compo as well :)
3. posted by P01 at 14:18 on July 07, 2003
^__^ using this in 256b and make something visually acceptable seems pretty hard, but I rather thought to a polygon routine I have in mind which is/was based on slope images stretching.
4. posted by milov at 15:29 on July 07, 2003
> using this in 256b and make something visually acceptable seems pretty hard
That's the challenge, eh? ;)
First thing that came to my mind while reading this article was to create a grid or line of a bunch of these slants/pyramids and making them point or "look" at the mouse cursor, in a sort of organic wavey grass-in-the-wind motion.
That's the challenge, eh? ;)
First thing that came to my mind while reading this article was to create a grid or line of a bunch of these slants/pyramids and making them point or "look" at the mouse cursor, in a sort of organic wavey grass-in-the-wind motion.
5. posted by P01 at 16:07 on July 07, 2003
Your "Filter > Extrusion > Pyramid" idea is neat. ATM I don't see how to deal efficiently with the grid, but I guess you'll have to assign the whole updated grid at each frame.
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Tierra Entertainment - remakes of classic Sierra adventure games! Downloading KQ1VGA now... [via danelope]
Acts of Gord: now also in comic form.
1. posted by Ryan Estrada at 18:59 on July 15, 2003
The Gamer's Edge comic is the coolest. I'm only saying that because I made it though.
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1. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 13:33 on July 02, 2003
Hmmmm!!! Finaly sunday! Ahhhh!
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1. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 16:32 on July 29, 2003
2. posted by milov at 18:01 on July 29, 2003
3. posted by Fidel at 22:16 on July 29, 2003
4. posted by Eduardo Marquetti at 13:25 on July 30, 2003
5. posted by blogger tools at 22:20 on September 17, 2007