So that “Photo Reply” feature is pretty cool eh? Here’s how they look on the actual page.
The one that made my day was by andrewmcclain… “UNFORGIVABLE!” HA!
So that “Photo Reply” feature is pretty cool eh? Here’s how they look on the actual page.
The one that made my day was by andrewmcclain… “UNFORGIVABLE!” HA!
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Those of you viewing this on the Tumblr dashboard (only), go ahead and post a picture of yourself looking like you do right now. Don’t go find a pic you like better — just open up PhotoBooth or your iPhone camera — you’re all on Macs or iPhones right? ;) — snap a picture, and put it up here. Try it out! I’ll start it off…
(this is a test of the very cool new “Let people photo reply” feature in Tumblr.)
…discussed in this article. I agree with him. I just grabbed both of them. TiltShift Generator and Mill Colour. They are instantly my new favorites. SO much more control than the other ones that just apply pre-defined styles without any real nuance.
Just feels like a good day for a…
Guinness. :)
Joseph Pecoraro details a multitude of the improvements he’s been making to the WebKit Inspector, with tons of new features for CSS, events, and DOM manipulation.
For web “makers” who love Safari/WebKit… this is really really good news.
These are all captivating.
A lot.
Love.
What a great photograph. You should really view it at full size and take your time looking at it. It still astounds me how detailed and sharp glass plate negatives are.
This album, and frankly this band in general, simply do not get enough credit. It could be the way they completely defy any genre-definition whatsoever. It’s rock, punk, hip-hop, funk, rap, pop, even a little ska, all rolled into a crazy mashup of goodness.
After seeing them open for Jay-Z the other night in Seattle I gained a renewed appreciation for their eclecticness.
jeez i’m such a sucker for this kind of stuff
youmightfindyourself: vintage audio museum (via a time to get)
Me too. So beautiful.
Just finished watching The Reader (which I reluctantly put on, expecting to fall asleep, disinterested.)
Two thoughts: 1) It’s a phenomenal movie. Powerful and brilliant on many levels. And, 2) It really saddens me how Hollywood advertisers portray films a certain way just to attempt to make more money. This movie is absolutely NOT what I half-expected from the trailers, posters, and DVD cover. It’s not at all the steamy period-piece romance they make it look like. It’s a gut-wrenching masterpiece. One of the best I’ve seen in a long time.
I really just want to sit in a café. And read a book. All day.
The End.
Simple old-school cappuccinos and croissants. Is there anything better?
No.
