2012-04-11
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-webkit-filteris the new hotness, and it’s coming to your browser sooner than you’d expect!This slide comes from a recent presentation given by Vincent Hardy of Adobe, showing off the rapid innovation in tweaking web graphics. Download the latest WebKit Nightly and take a look!
I recommend you view the whole presentation, but click here to go directly to the slide pictured above.
The filter aesthetic continues its apparently unstoppable march.
2012-04-04
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Top: photograph of drone and moon over Afghanistan, Kirsty Wrigglesworth/ AP.
Bottom: glitched version from a thumbnail of the same image, Dan Catt/ GuardianAmbientHeadlineRadio.
(Source: Flickr / revdancatt)
2008-08-27
The Case For A Pause Button | 43 Folders
Maybe this is the geek in me, but what you really want are filters. “If this Flickr photo is tagged ‘lunch’, or this tweet contains ‘blip.fm’ or tinyurl.com, then just don’t show it.”
Actually, something that suppressed tinyurls from twitter, but then showed them on a linklist with the URL expanded and the source and commentary would be nice. You could even have a site just for links. That would be delicious.
(Edit: I forgot one. Twitpic. Flickr exists for a reason, and it doesn’t show images the wrong way up anywhere near as often.)
