Also, on Retina displays, OS X browsers automatically double pixel dimensions.
By default, something declared as 16px is actually rendered as 32px (but sharper).
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By default, something declared as 16px is actually rendered as 32px (but sharper).
an image: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-AnwyDQUET2I/T6dyawydsqI/AAAAAAAAAG...
I don't notice those problems with the version of Proxima Nova served up from TypeKit.
http://sass-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#ex...
Think of Sass Indented Syntax as a power tool for advanced users. (Although I usually use indented, there are times where I prefer SCSS instead)
Buttons & Labels: http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/userex...
Alert Dialogs: http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/userex...
edit: It's also cool to see how much has (and hasn't) changed over the years. Here's a 1995 version of the Macintosh HIG: http://dropbox.scripting.com/dave/misc/appleHumanInterfaceGu...
If you've read Taubes' writing, he doesn't say to eliminate all carbs. He does, however, demonize "white" carbs that have become a staple of the modern western diet.
Even Tim Ferriss' "slow-carb diet" features legumes heavily, but eliminates sweets, bread, and other high-glycemic calorie sources.
(I'm also a meat eater, but I eat less beef than I once did, largely because of cost & health concerns)
Perhaps you tried the iWork applications from Apple that they sell for $10/each?
I'm a big fan of the app, and the developer finally fixed some annoying bugs from the 1.0 release.
(and no, I'm not affiliated with them, I just think they've built a great platform)
It's quickly become my favorite book-reading app on the iPad, and their webapp is pretty awesome too. You can load any unprotected EPUB.