A co-worker sent this too me. It's a rotating Coke can that's done all with CSS — no Java or JavaScript or anything of the sort. It's actually all CSS1 stuff with a little CSS2 thrown in the mix. It works with displacement maps for the background image. I must admit though, I've only seen displacement maps in
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But as it turns out, it doesn't really matter.
I thought maybe it'd be good for traveling and watching movies, but that's debunked and a detraction after reading this article: Watching Movies on an iPad: What You See is What you Get. If you read the articles comments and his later revision of his graphic, it's not as bad as first reported, but the thing still has a lot of wasted space top and bottom for cinematic viewing, but as the commenters point out, that happens in theaters and your HDTV as well. Regardless, it's better than watching on a smaller screen iPod/iPhone, but you'd still be better off toting your MacBook for movie watching.
Xbox Engineering Team Shares Tips & Tricks for the Xbox 360 Netflix App
2010 North Carolina Cycling Calendar Criteriums are available as early as January 30 (Triangle Velo Winter Speedway Series). See you out there on the courses. One of the best things about YouTube being bought by Google awhile back is the server horsepower. But beyond that is the crossover innovation from other Google products. With the recent fight between Google and AT&T/Apple over the Google Voice iPhone app, Google ended up going the HTML5 route then as well. I'm looking forward to the day when all the major browsers support both this and the newest CSS spec.
Here's a nice list for those fellow peers whose jobs have more than a little to do with search engine optimization. |
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File this under, "Funny cause it's true." This is a collection of client horror stories from designers and developers and so many hit way too close to home. Thanks to Bret for sending me the link.
In response to Taco Bell's new drive-thru "diet," here's a Carson, Nevada cyclist's ride-on diet — a much more realistic and fun diet, in my humble opinion. Awesome retort and suggestions.
Here's a great behind-the-scenes technical look at the Netflix application built on Microsoft's Xbox 360 gaming platform. The site this article is on — 
The FitBit I ordered way back in October finally arrived today. Unfortunately, while the unit works, the dock isn't a snug fit and they're replacing it. Expect a full review after I get that new one and have used it for awhile. First impressions though is it's a slick little unit. The little OLED screen is great and it reports back to its base station often. All the information it collects is available via a web site. More on this soon, including a full review.
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