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Another hobby soon to be taken away by Transformer Models.
It's good to have the occasional reminder that the letterboxing modern websites use is not, in fact, a total waste of screen real estate.
It's good to have the occasional reminder that the letterboxing modern websites use is not, in fact, a total waste of screen real estate.
Ironically it reads perfectly fine on my mobile phone. The text flows edge to edge with a comfortable width--there's no zooming or panning or frustration like many modern websites viewed on mobile devices today.
[1996]
And most of the links no longer exist.
https://sites.google.com/site/modelitproject/learner-centere...
https://web.stanford.edu/~roypea/HTML1%20Folder/Covis.html
It's good to have the occasional reminder that the letterboxing modern websites use is not, in fact, a total waste of screen real estate.
It's good to have the occasional reminder that the letterboxing modern websites use is not, in fact, a total waste of screen real estate.
I've been building a wooden ship model kit that I got many years ago, and have utterly enjoyed the process of trying to create something that is both historically accurate, as well as aesthetically pleasing. The selection, preparation, and treatment of the materials used is a huge factor in creating something desirable.
Let's just say I find more value over taking a few weeks to experiment with various wood aging and staining techniques to get just the right look for the weathered decks than I would tweaking a shader.