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psp | 11 years ago | on: Consulting

Consulting would be perfect except when the lights go out you don't own anything.

psp | 11 years ago | on: Web typography for non-designers

Realising that different font sizes need to be in proportion to each other (e.g 3:4 or golden ratio) made the cake for me when I briefly studied typography a while back. This article touches it as well.

psp | 11 years ago | on: Magic

My vote goes for the short 1-minute video with understandable presentation of how the product works and solves my problem rather than reading paragraphs of text.

psp | 11 years ago | on: My Love-Hate Relationship with Stack Overflow

The recent funding news seemed really strange when I have been feeling like the author for a while. I think SO is going downhill fast and people running it don't even realize it. Joel, where are you? So sad, used to like SO when it came around and now the way it's being moderated makes you want to just leave.

psp | 11 years ago | on: My voice is my passport

Sneakers - one of the best computer movies when I was a kid. I used to watch it over and over again. Good times. Must go find it somewhere. That movie probably had an impact on actually getting into the business later on.

psp | 11 years ago | on: Paperwork: An open source Evernote alternative

I'm desperately wanting this also. I found that you can have unlimited nested _tags_ but the UI just doesn't support tags as first class citizen and doesn't have convenient way to move notes between tags while showing hierarchy (for notebooks I'm doing Ctrl-Cmd-M all the time).

psp | 11 years ago | on: Apple Software Quality Questions

Ahh, finally a blog touching this! I've been quietly pissed off for a while at being unable to get Apple TV to connect or closing a full screen video tab in Safari without killing the whole process. And other bits and pieces that occasionally just don't work goddamnit.

psp | 11 years ago | on: Sass Guidelines

Looks really nice but it kind of lacks tackling the difficult issues - like guidelines what to put into classes and how to name them to avoid css class soup. By the way the "7-1" foleer organization is not something you would do in a big programming project (organize things by their type but of use instead). There was a nice blog on it that used analogy of "Socks Drawer".

psp | 11 years ago | on: Sass Guidelines

Looks really nice but it kind of lacks tackling the difficult issues - like guidelines what to put into classes and how to name them to avoid css class soup. By the way the "7-1" foleer organization is not something you would do in a big programming project (organize things by their type but of use instead). There was a nice blog on it that used analogy of "Socks Drawer".
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