Wednesday, December 14, 2011
BUZZ Logo Project
My BUZZ Logo Project made over 20 years,
as sketch,
DeluxePaint file,
Imagewriter Heat Transfer Printout,
created in Construx between 2009 & 2010
based on the logos from
"BUZZ"
an MTV media-trend show
the sixth glyph would be a tattoo if I ever got one.
You could even say it glows.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
UPWORDS Letter Game
Meat-Boys Crave Goo. Mild Clip? Fine Nude Tomb. Quilt X-Ray Tank. Hush, Spaz! Judge Pew. (Pudge Jew)
MessagEase KBD Sobé Mayo Mope Tail Ruge Dude PC
MessagEase KBD & Slam Tude IO Meld Pube Goya Cope
MessagEase KBD & Epic Tune Slam Hire Malt Dude Spay Goat Bone IO
MessagEase KBD Sobé Mayo Mope Tail Ruge Dude PC
MessagEase KBD & Slam Tude IO Meld Pube Goya Cope
MessagEase KBD & Epic Tune Slam Hire Malt Dude Spay Goat Bone IO
Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Chrome is too damn bright!
I use white text and orange links on a black background for my surfing.
How?
In Firefox:
Go to Tools-> Options-> Content tab-> Advanced button,
Set the color chips,
Uncheck "Use colors specified on web pages"
To toggle this effect, get the nifty "toggleDocumentColors" Add-On for a toolbar CSS toggle icon (get it from the customize dialog for the toolbar)
In IE:
Go to Tools-> Internet Options-> General tab
Click "Colors" to set the color chips,
Click "Accesibility Options"
Check "Ignore colors present on webpages"
For Chrome:
Find the application (C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome)
Shift right-click to get a command line, and run it:
chrome --enable-user-stylesheet
Then edit Custom.css
(C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets)
Here's mine:
*{
color:#FFF!important;
background-color:#000!important;
background-image:url();
:link{color:#F90!important;
:visited{color:#940!important;
}
Happy Surfing. The Custom.css file take effect the moment you save changes,
...so table {border:1;} for instance, would immediately reveal all the page table borders
Table rendering is extremely broken in FireFox5 for me right now.
That's why I needed to darken my Chrome.
How?
In Firefox:
Go to Tools-> Options-> Content tab-> Advanced button,
Set the color chips,
Uncheck "Use colors specified on web pages"
To toggle this effect, get the nifty "toggleDocumentColors" Add-On for a toolbar CSS toggle icon (get it from the customize dialog for the toolbar)
In IE:
Go to Tools-> Internet Options-> General tab
Click "Colors" to set the color chips,
Click "Accesibility Options"
Check "Ignore colors present on webpages"
For Chrome:
Find the application (C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome)
Shift right-click to get a command line, and run it:
chrome --enable-user-stylesheet
Then edit Custom.css
(C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets)
Here's mine:
*{
color:#FFF!important;
background-color:#000!important;
background-image:url();
:link{color:#F90!important;
:visited{color:#940!important;
}
Happy Surfing. The Custom.css file take effect the moment you save changes,
...so table {border:1;} for instance, would immediately reveal all the page table borders
Table rendering is extremely broken in FireFox5 for me right now.
That's why I needed to darken my Chrome.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Their Web vs. My Web.css
Their Web
Bright, and almost everything is needlessly an image.
Some sites use table-cell background images as buttons, not actual FORM buttons that are stylable, and behave. Some sites are all Images, otherwise I tame them with: toggleDocumentColors. Firefox. When the web is too bright. PCs are better in the Dark!
My Web
much better. just the sweet, sweet data:
Bright, and almost everything is needlessly an image.
Some sites use table-cell background images as buttons, not actual FORM buttons that are stylable, and behave. Some sites are all Images, otherwise I tame them with: toggleDocumentColors. Firefox. When the web is too bright. PCs are better in the Dark!
My Web
much better. just the sweet, sweet data:
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