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superpositionkitty

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  1. There's always .at
  2. You realise every site you from that post (including the porn one I see he has removed now) has an iphone/ipad capable site as well right? Also I see £429 for the base model with £700 for the top of the line.
  3. Degrees from the vast majority of online 'schools' mean basically nothing anyway I'm afraid.
  4. I've already switched to HTML5 for my website - http://superpositionkitty.com/2010/05/superposition-kitty-now-in-html5/ - also there are the details you'll need to get IE to display the new HTML semantic elements properly. I'm using a bit of CSS3 here and there, but I still get so many hits from IE browsers that it's just not worth it to me yet.
  5. Not quite, it's vector paths instead of pixels.
  6. Or you could just install gallery2 and call it a day.
  7. I can't think of any reason to ever learn VB for anything.
  8. How about you just do a rounded rectangle and a non-rounded rectangle and then overlay them until you get the right shape? Much easier
  9. Are you scaling this image on the site at all?
  10. Well ... in HTML5 - <!DOCTYPE html> <title>Small HTML 5</title> <p>Hello world</p> - is just as valid as using the full structure.
  11. But this ignores the fact that different browsers (and certainly different operating systems) treat anti-aliasing quite differently. And as for justification; that can all be set in CSS anyway.
  12. TextMate + MacFuse + MacFusion (allows me to mount my servers as disk images and work on remote projects). Plus the usual Photoshop, Illustrator, Chrome, etc.
  13. Actually: http://seattle.nfshost.com/f.php Though of course it's full of spam at the moment, it is still less than 1kb of code.
  14. I don't like either version very much, but at least the original version felt like it had some cohesive design elements there, and I prefer the colour palate to the new version too. Just not really sure why it was redesigned.
  15. I guess I should add my own recommendation here - http://informationarchitects.jp/. No book, but a great blog.
  16. I use 'platinum seo'. You have to understand that SEO wont automatically bring traffic to your site, all it really does is make it easier to find you.
  17. Please no. Neilsen won't accept that 99% of his 'rules' just aren't valid today. And for a usability expert - he doesn't even understand you should have both a maximum and minimum width on text columns. He is horribly out-of-date and his site is ugly.
  18. It's pretty terrible in general. But worst of all, you seem to be using Arial and stretching it horizontally. That's two big typographical no's right there.
  19. Okay I actually clicked the link, and this is for companies. I don't know how many here are operating as a company but I don't think it'd be the majority.
  20. Plenty of ways. Google how to obfuscate email addresses.
  21. You really don't. I imagine your short paths were messed up somehow.
  22. Sounds like an interesting personal project, but there are so many portfolio/simple cms's of varying levels out there already. indexhibit, stacey, bonsai, hackyll, jgm, nanoc, jekyll, hobix, cargo etc. and that's just the ones i can think of right now. As I said, interesting personal project - but i'm not really sure what the main draw for people is here.
  23. Or alternatively look at son of suckerfish dropdowns and the javascript he uses.
  24. I personally use SoundManager, as described here - http://superpositionkitty.com/2009/04/soundmanager-2-wordpress/

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