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CSS Units

post from Surfin' Safari on 23 April 2006 09:04:00 PM. © Surfin' Safari

I figured I’d take another stab at educating people about CSS units. In the responses both on this blog (and on Slashdot), some people argued with the high DPI proposal saying “A pixel is just a pixel! Making a CSS pixel != screen pixel is a bad idea!” Those of you who think [...]

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Round Conner Google Adsense Code

post from Ceta.Mac'S Blog on 23 April 2006 03:53:00 PM. © Ceta.Mac'S Blog

Buzz pk Noise presnet a Round Conner Google Adsense Code on their website these days. Great Code for it .........

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The Good, the Geek, and the Bad

post from Mac Geekery - Get your geek on. on 23 April 2006 12:55:15 PM. © Mac Geekery - Get your geek on.

Even though Mac Geekery is mainly a tips site, we do use our Macs and iPods as well. So when people send MG product release notes we generally look at them, wonder why we're getting them, and move on. However, after some thought, we found a method that might just work for MG. We'll review for not just an honest good and bad, but "geek" content as well.

So we're going to go back through all the product announcements some unfortunate marketer has sent us and see how they measure up. This should be fun.

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High DPI (Part 2)

In reading responses to my initial post I noticed a bit of confusion regarding the proposal. In particular people seemed to think I was proposing some sort of mandatory changes (e.g., fix your Web site or it will break!). That is not what I was saying. Designing for higher DPI screens is about making [...]

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