Nov 17
She stood atop a mountain
sword in hand
battle in mind, heart, and soul
The stars in her eyes; a universe
her heart; an ocean
And that, that is the story of one’s struggle against a life of action and consequence. That, our dear friend, was what transpired into the greatest battle story of all. Or so they say.
Click to continue reading “Once, atop a mountain”
As the years wear on, you stop compromising your principles.
-Bubba Smith
MenuEverywhere
The Mac’s quite famous for refined, simple and highly usable design. While some of the design cues found in the original Mac may still work just as well today as they did back in 1984, the single menubar doesn’t.
Having a single, unified menubar back when no one had 27″ iMacs or dual-screen desktops was probably a logical, zen-inspired approach.
Click to continue reading “Bars everywhere, menubars that is”
I’ve dabbled here and there in photography and it’s always a good diversion every once in a while from juggling bits and bytes or ink on a page. A cliche as good as any: helps you see things in a whole different light.
Here’s my photo site: hkp.
Have a good day, people!
Spyder 3 Pro attached to monitor during calibration
Ensuring that color remains consistent across display devices and printers is a definite must for anyone who takes photography and compositing work seriously.
For the past five months I’ve been using a Spyder 3 Pro to calibrate four monitors connected to my Hack Pro system.
Click to continue reading “Color it right: color calibration with the spyder 3 pro”
