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22 December 2009
DAVID SIMON - Vice Magazine
by Spone
David Simon is responsible for one of the greatest feats of storytelling of the past century, and that’s the entire five-season run of the television series The Wire. If that sounds like hyperbole to you, then you haven’t watched the show yet. It is the most intricate web of character, motivation, insight, action, repercussion, and emotion that’s ever been on TV, and it rivals the grand novels of the late 19th century, when novels actually, regularly, had scope. More hyperbole, but there you go. I and most of its fans are to The Wire as a Christian is to Christ or a junkie is to dope. It’s basically A FUCKING GOD. Too much hyperbole there, maybe. But you’re getting the point, right?
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Stronger, Better, Faster Design with CSS3 - Smashing Magazine
by nicolargo
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Quelques hack CSS3 pour votre design
16 December 2009
40 jQuery Plugins Improving Your Website Look and Feel | tripwire magazine
by eledo34
& 1 other
40 jQuery Plugins Improving Your Website Look and Feel
15 December 2009
14 December 2009
PingMag - The Tokyo-based magazine about “Design and Making Things” » Archive » Masaru Tatsuki’s Decotora Photo Op
by sbrothier
On a dark and rainy night, bright and blinding lights approach a vacant lot, off a Japanese highway - just if Shibuya’s blinking neon signs decided to move themselves past you… However, it’s some proud and lonely trucker halting for a rest! Welcome to the world of Decotora, short for decorated trucks!
The Future of Photography Books (discussion) « DARIUS HIMES
by sbrothier
Andy Adams, the creative juice behind the online magazine Flak Photo recently contacted me about a “crowd-sourced” blog posting relating to photobooks, in conjunction with Resolve, the Livebooks blog. Was I game in posting something on my own blog? Sure. I’m always game for a discussion about photobooks.
11 December 2009
Cheat Sheet Round-Up: Ajax, CSS, LaTeX, Ruby… - Smashing Magazine
by fabifab
& 25 others
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Whether you’ve forgotten the name of a function or the property of a cascading style sheet – handy cheat sheets deliver the information you are looking for – immediately. Most cheat sheets are available as .pdf or .png-files, so you can print them and use them every day for whatever projects you’re currently working on. We present an extensive overview of useful cheat sheets we’ve found in the Web. Links checked: May/16 2008.
