I really hope they don't fuck it up when they make the changes. Prufrock, if you're reading this, don't let them ruin it. Please, please, please watch out for your story. Don't let them make it completely different.
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I really hope they don't fuck it up when they make the changes. Prufrock, if you're reading this, don't let them ruin it. Please, please, please watch out for your story. Don't let them make it completely different.
I supose if you're using icons w/ the express purpose of using them with in-line text, then this would be Ideal... but just seems like a weird hack, when there is SVG available...
The author of this website claims to simply be ignorant of SVG at the bottom? whats up with that?
Why is using a font "hack" better than using the intended container for vector graphics?
I guess web design has always sorta been about pushing the bounderies of browser quirks, but I kinda thought we were moving away from that. You would think the intended use of vector graphics would be designed to be just as good if not better than using a font to do the same thing.
'Wah wah. Mommy won't let me eat cake! but me like CAKKKEE SO MUCH! Mommy mean! Mommy have so much cake not let me have any. Stupid Mommy.'
Screw any politician who crows about "creating jobs". I would support one who can create careers. Won't happen.
C may not be the easiest language to learn, but you wouldn't want newbies messing with systems programming anyway.
Higher level languages give you a more abstract view, but when you are doing systems programming that's not what you want, you need to be in full control. Only C gives you precise control of what the machine is doing all the time. You don't want a garbage collector to kick in unexpectedly, you don't want data structures to be allocated in mysterious ways.
Especially the part with the printouts and highlighters.
Could this actually be effective?