Steve Souders' HTTP Archive
Yesterday, Steve Souders announced the release of the HTTP Archive - a record of the ways, digitized content is distributed.
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Ouch: the cloud can hurt
Techcrunch reports an accident at FLICKR where a complete user history with 4.000+ photos is instanteniously wiped out.
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What's special today?
December 30, 2010 is the last day to get Kodachrome film processed (slide film is this thing where you have this beamer-like thingy, but without a signal cable, and put this floppy-disc like things in, but smaller and see-through and such and put an image on a wall, like with powerpoint but more colorful).
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Is JSONP really faster?
In my previous post Less requests is better I presented a simple example to use the data-URI scheme to transfer image data to a web application.
The common conception is, that reducing the amount of requests by using JSONP instead of single image requests, makes a web application faster. But that's only true for very limited use cases.
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HTML and dynamic image sizes
The img tag in HTML is one of the oldest tags. But it is somewhat limited in its ability to talk to a web server.
The URL points to a ressource, that hopefully resolve to an image file, the browser understands.
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Javascript imaging...
Image operations on graphic files are somewhat quite difficult to implement.
What if
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Images make a lot of impressions
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The web, the web, the web, the web is antisocial.
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The Big Picture

I've always been loving the Big Picture at the Boston Globe.
What a wonderful idea: present stunning images without any fancy scrolling, whoosing or mouseovering whatsoever.
Just some really big images, a few explaining lines and of you go.
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Pixel Pimping Pros
I just received this wonderful new book. Christian Westphalen, the author, has again collected splendid examples and astonishingly easy step-by-step guides for some serious pixel pushing with Photoshop Elements.
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