It'll Never Fly » html http://wqoq.com Clever... not good, but clever. Thu, 20 Oct 2011 19:50:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3-beta1-18972 Linklog for Oct 13 to Oct 20 http://wqoq.com/2008/10/24/linklog-for-oct-13-to-oct-20/ http://wqoq.com/2008/10/24/linklog-for-oct-13-to-oct-20/#comments Fri, 24 Oct 2008 07:03:12 +0000 Bob http://wqoq.com/2008/10/24/linklog-for-oct-13-to-oct-20/

Stuff I found funny, interesting, just plain disturbing, or for my own personal benefit.

Federal Leaders – Look How Far They’ve Come

Old video highlights of the current leaders of some of the political parties of today. Also get a load of the clip of Kim Campbell from 1957.

I wonder if, as she stood there next to that elephant, the thought of becoming the country’s first female Prime Minister ever crossed her mind… probably not.

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Stuff I found funny, interesting, just plain disturbing, or for my own personal benefit.

Find x

Funny take on a classic math problem.

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macosxhints.com – Alternate genie effects

Not sure if this hint still works or not. But back in the day, if someone said Macs suck, they were actually right.

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Independence Day?

A discussion of different Independence Days around the world.

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Tom & Mark: “Muffin Man” | Motionographer

Tom and Mark (Nexus Productions) have outdone themselves with Muffin Man, a new spot for the recently rebranded Royal Bank of Canada. Although the spot is

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Tupperware Sales Blog: Tupperware Baby Product Sale!

How do you get a baby into a Tupperware container?

Use a blender.

How do you get a baby out of a Tupperware container?

Use Doritos.

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Macworld | How to buy a camera lens

Still using the lens that came with your digital SLR? Explore the creative possibilities of your camera by buying a new lens. Whether looking for a zoom lens or a prime lens, we’ll show you what to look for when shopping.

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The Incredible Ihnatko on Hulk :: rogerebert.com :: Letters

Andy Ihnatko explains the Marvel universe to Roger Ebert.

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Stuff I found funny, interesting, just plain disturbing, or for my own personal benefit.

Who Altered British TV? ‘Who’ Indeed

“And he has done it with mainstream programs that are immensely popular. In the last three and a half years he has built “Doctor Who,” “Torchwood” and another spinoff, “The Sarah Jane Adventures,” into Britain’s most successful homegrown drama franchise.”

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YouTube – ParticleMen’s Channel

No way! No one ever told me TMBG had their own YouTube account!

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Collectorz.com Movie Collector Features

Looks like this might be the DVD cataloguing software I’ve been looking for for the Mac to replace my beloved CATVids on Windows.

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Labour Day Classics: Winnipeg-Saskatchewan

The history of the Labour Day Classic between Saskatchewan and Winnipeg since 1950.

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In Defense of Hulk

An actual positive review of Ang Lee’s Hulk. Other than the “panel-effect” editing, which I liked, I agree with it completely.

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Stuff I found funny, interesting, just plain disturbing, or for my own personal benefit.

STEREO AUDIO SWITCH – A B Audio Switch Box

Stereo Audio Switch Products: Easily switch between two sources and one output; or one source and two outputs.

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Tivoli Audio, LLC – Model Three® Clock Radio in Metallic Taupe/Cherry

The Tivoli Audio® Model Three® AM/FM clock radio improves your mood from the moment you open your eyes.

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Gin, Television, and Social Surplus – Here Comes Everybody

Fascinating article by Clay Shirky about society, free-time, human nature, and television.

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Atmospheric Optics

Very cool site detailing the science behind atmospheric optical formations such as rainbows, sundogs, halos, etc…, with photographed examples.

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Ned Batchelder: CSS Homer, animated

Román Cortés painstakingly created Homer Simpson using only coloured text and CSS. Even more amazing is that it even displays correctly in IE6!

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G. W. Bush in CSS

Román Cortés gives the same CSS treatment to George W. Bush.

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I’ve been tweaking the stylesheet for the site over the last few days, making it a little more efficient and readable hopefully (i.e. making it more about the “C” than the “SS”). There’s a lot about CSS that still throws me for a loop sometimes. I seem to have a hard time with styling technologies in general (but that’s a different story).

I didn’t have too hard a time of it this go around, I think mainly because of the new Web Inspector in Apple’s web browser, Safari. DOM/HTML/CSS inspectors in web browsers is not a new idea, and Apple wasn’t the first to the table with the idea. In fact, their inspector has been around for a couple of years now, in various forms.

It wasn’t just the live-updating of the CSS that helped, but also how it shows the different style rules in play and how they’re being overruled by others, and lastly the ability to see the final computed style. It’s still a little clunky and could use some more features, but it’s definitely usable the way it is now.

If I didn’t find Firefox as a whole rather clunky on my G5 (but only on my G5, for whatever weird reason), I’d probably be using it with Firebug, which looks awesome. Actually, if I was back in the business of coding web pages to make a living, I’d definitely be using that.

Anyway, if you’re still reading this, you shouldn’t really notice too many changes. I’ve pretty much kept all the styles the same, I’ve just reorganized how they cascade in the stylesheet. The biggest change I just implemented, is switching the main font over to a series of various Lucida variants from Verdana (which I’ve used for years now, simply because it was different, and Tahoma looked too cramped). Only problem now is finding the right Lucida variant for the job, as only certain ones came pre-installed with certain OSs or applications at certain times, and some look like utter crap. But I’ve done my research, and I think I’ve chosen the best option that screws all people equally (maybe the Windows people slightly more than others).

I’ve also started using tags, so at least I now appear to be “with it.”

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Surfin’ Safari – Blog Archive » Downloadable Fonts

WebKit development team announcing downloadable font support for WebKit-based browsers.

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A List Apart: Articles: CSS @ Ten: The Next Big Thing

An A List Apart article talking about using embedded fonts in Web pages.

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  • Why, oh why, can’t we get an IKEA in our city?
  • Fuck it. The terrorists have already won.
  • Neat use of a bar code.
  • Neat use of photography and travel souvenirs.
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  • Neat animation using typography to depict a scene from Pulp Fiction (video).
  • When you’re in trouble, just remember, What Would George W. Bush Do?
  • Very cool aerial photography.
  • Photos of the construction of the Millau bridge in France. Amazing!
  • I’d like to see them try that with a Canadian loonie.
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