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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage!
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Gorgeous website! I've got a feeling I'm going to spend a while here when I'm back home...
saint-images
3 years ago
I wasn't wrong. So many interesting things there... The Y2K aesthetics page is top notch. I'm delighted to find another web developer who's also interested in linguistics. ＜（＾－＾）＞
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bmh
3 years ago
I flunked my way through college with improper use of line spacing... that and margins and font sizes... I never had enough to write.
irony-machine
3 years ago
Same, I was always getting "need to expand more on this" notes on my papers.
I like the way the images on your front page look (and the small file sizes). How did you make them look like that?
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saint-images
3 years ago
Thanks! I made those in Gimp. The images have been put through the Colors -> Dither tool and the text tool was set to "no antialiasing". The look was inspired with sample images from an old version of MS FrontPage. As for the gradient under the text, I wish I remembered because I can't recreate it right now (I have the template file saved though)... \(￣︶￣*\)) Perhaps dithering was involved too.
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floppys-lounge
3 years ago
Oh, okay. I'm glad you liked my image, I usually just steal them from somewhere and try to keep the filesize down. I use paint.NET but I like the dithered look of yours a lot.
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woah, your site is amazing, and so full of stuff to read and see 👁👁
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saint-images
3 years ago
@rbuchanan does the page look broken to you? Here I'm using white-space: pre; which should work the same way as .
saint-images
3 years ago
As the pre tag. Interestingly enough, apparently Neocities sanitizes comments by removing any tags from them. Test: , , ,
rbuchanan
3 years ago
On Qutebrowser and Chrome, it works; on every other browser I use (Otter, Firefox, Opera, Dillo, all textual browsers), it renders as a collapsed, non-proportional mess. Assignment of a class to a pre element in your CSS would be a more easy, flexible, efficient and broadly compatible alternative.
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saint-images
3 years ago
Hmm, it works for me in FF as well. Thank you for reporting! I will look into it.
Wonderful artwork. I've always been attracted to black and white art, and your pieces are truly splendid.
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For a Mavica I recommend an FD-73 as they're pretty cheap on eBay and are compatible with the aftermarket batteries, and have a good amount of optical zoom
Thank you for your advice, トウェルブ・メン。The cheapness factor is ruined by the cost of Shipping to Russia, but it's still cheap. Compatibility with aftermarket batteries is a huge plus!