CSSquirrel : The Savage Beatings Anti-Pattern
CSSquirrel shares my feelings on the email notification anti-pattern.
CSSquirrel shares my feelings on the email notification anti-pattern.
Hey look; Anna’s in a CSSquirrel comic! And for good reason: Kyle is as impressed as I am with Anna’s research into browsers on gaming devices.
There’s also a call for more community device labs. I approve.
Anton is a fantastic artist. Therefore, this graphic novel will be fantastic. Therefore, you should back the hell out of it.
A responsively designed comic. Yeah, you heard me right. Responsive. Comic!
I got your 1% right here.
This comic is the result of a collaboration between Warren Ellis and BERG. It must, therefore, be splendid. I’ve ordered mine.
Rejoice! For Kevin Cornell’s new book is available to you through the power of print on demand. I’ve ordered mine. And should you.
Pitching Orwell against Huxley in an argument that is ironically shallow: it only holds up if you accept the premise that activities involving the web, television and video games are inherently “bad” and anti-social: a pathetically, narrow-minded and condescending worldview.
Two lawyers attempt to answer the legal questions raised by the fictional conceits of superheroes. What is Superman’s immigration status? Who foots the bill when a hero damages property while fighting a villain? What happens legally when a character comes back from the dead?
A somewhat condescending piece of work about Comic Sans …from a designer who uses the oh-so-passé Museo on his personal site.
Live by the judgemental sword, die by the judgemental sword.
That unicorn is such a jerk.
Collecting data on theory that all comics can use the punchline “Christ, what an asshole” without compromising their comedic value.
James Sturm outlines his plan to give up the internet, which sounds like a good decision for him. Comments are open via snail mail.
A web comic written by a 5 year old (illustrated by his father).
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
I've been comicified (again), this time with my HTML5 Super Friends.
Turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so.
My words have been given new life in comic form thanks to the very talented Brad Colbow.
Garfield, translated into Japanese and then translated back into English.
What makes women cry, according to comic book panels.
Now *this* is how you explain technical concepts.
This is me battling the zombies of the linkrot apocalypse. With a squirrel.
I think Scott McCloud would enjoy this.
I think this has to be my favourite contribution to Ada Lovelace day. Brilliant!
The new trailer for Watchmen is out. It's still looking good. Fingers crossed.
Side by side comparison of stills from the Watchmen trailer and the graphic novel.
Best. Dialogue box. Ever.
An ongoing comic on Flickr where the subject matter comes from the "missed connections" posts on Craigslist.
A comic strip about a family of Irish ninjas and the son who just wants to be a doctor.
A comic strip about Jesus and Mohamed that uses my JavaScript image gallery.
Don't worry: it's just a comic strip.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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