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Pairs nicely with http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/
.. and spin those logos like a pro with swift3D! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swift_3D I just learned they went out of business in 2009 :-( They will forever be spinning in my heart.
Web people, please don't start to use effects that are only supported by one single rendering engine (okay, Blink+Webkit).
Many of these work in most browsers. Google's fonts API only serves CSS and font files specific to the browser. Open the following links in different browsers and watch it change: http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Rancho&effect=shadow-...
Look at the list: "Support: Chrome, Safari".
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AFAIK most people use Noscript for privacy/security reasons, there's no way it makes the web more usable considering how prevalent javascript is these days.
It certainly becomes less and less annoying after you use it for a few months. That way you only get annoyed by new sites. Used it for 6 months switched machines and didn't want to go through the learning curve again.
One bad thing about using computer in China is, anything Google-related either is painfully slow or deliberately blocked (by GFW). On some website, google-analytics.com become a major speed reducer (browser says something like "sending data to google-analytics.com"). Using fonts.googleapis.com have a similar effect. Chinese people would have to wait until some Chinese company make similar things available.
nostalgia ... It amazes me to think that back then how we all collectively agreed that those spinning, scrolling, blinking geocities type designs were cool - and tried to imitate them. Now a decade later, collectively laugh at them. This seems common in fashion - but is it true for other art forms as well? How then some art survive the through time and are viewed as beautiful by number of generations that follow? I m…
Totally ugly by today’s standards, but loved back in the day.
nostalgia ... It amazes me to think that back then how we all collectively agreed that those spinning, scrolling, blinking geocities type designs were cool - and tried to imitate them. Now a decade later, collectively laugh at them. This seems common in fashion - but is it true for other art forms as well? How then some art survive the through time and are viewed as beautiful by number of generations that follow? I m…
It's also easy to forget that while some works of art have endured over thousands or tens of thousands of years, most art likely hasn't. The ancient art we have today is like a Best Of album -- it leaves out all the works that were instantly forgotten or just not good enough and creates the impression that everything was better back then.
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It certainly becomes less and less annoying after you use it for a few months. That way you only get annoyed by new sites. Used it for 6 months switched machines and didn't want to go through the learning curve again.
Can you copy over your settings file from old machine?
Great, now someone needs to write a "disable animated fonts" extension. Extensions required to make the web usable: AdBlock: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/adblock-edge/ NoScript: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/ Toggle Animated GIFs: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/toggle-animat...