k10k hits 100!
January 30, 2001 8:06 PM Subscribe
k10k hits 100! Can't let today end without a little applause for k10k's 100th issue. And it's a doozy. (Be sure to check out all the random splashes.)
Astounding work. But perhaps it should have been called Fraystation, Derek?
posted by dhartung at 10:22 PM on January 30, 2001
posted by dhartung at 10:22 PM on January 30, 2001
Is there any reason why his story had to be typeset in an image making it more difficult to load?
posted by Brilliantcrank at 10:40 PM on January 30, 2001
posted by Brilliantcrank at 10:40 PM on January 30, 2001
Not an image. Flash. Which is one of the points of a site like kaliber10000, doncha know ...
posted by dhartung at 11:09 PM on January 30, 2001
posted by dhartung at 11:09 PM on January 30, 2001
So why would you use Flash for typesetting? That's not the most effective use of the technology.
I'm not complaining so much as asking becuase I want to make sure I understand the the methods used for the design.
posted by Brilliantcrank at 12:34 AM on January 31, 2001
I'm not complaining so much as asking becuase I want to make sure I understand the the methods used for the design.
posted by Brilliantcrank at 12:34 AM on January 31, 2001
this typesetted text is almost copyrighted : )
it's Joshua Davis.
that's all.
it's his mark, it's his style, don't ask. : )
posted by deboute at 12:37 AM on January 31, 2001
it's Joshua Davis.
that's all.
it's his mark, it's his style, don't ask. : )
posted by deboute at 12:37 AM on January 31, 2001
To hell and back.
I'm surprised no one stopped a moment to reflect on the dramatic rollercoaster of a life this man has lived to eventually come to a stop doing amazing things with new technology.
I for one am deeply moved by the hope and love Joshua's story contains. I guess you wouldn't get it if you haven't been there.
Also, the splash screens kick hella ass!
posted by Jeremy at 8:51 AM on January 31, 2001
I'm surprised no one stopped a moment to reflect on the dramatic rollercoaster of a life this man has lived to eventually come to a stop doing amazing things with new technology.
I for one am deeply moved by the hope and love Joshua's story contains. I guess you wouldn't get it if you haven't been there.
Also, the splash screens kick hella ass!
posted by Jeremy at 8:51 AM on January 31, 2001
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