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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by mirsadm on Tuesday August 07, 2012 @06:27PM (#4352712)
A lot of these services bring back some horrible memories from Geocities days.
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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by TazeTSchnitzel on Tuesday August 07, 2012 @06:29PM (#4352724)
CSS3 and HTML5 brings back bad memories. It's easy to abuse, I've done it myself intentionally here: http://cats4gold.net/ostar/ - CSS 2D transforms, CSS background-size, CSS3 selectors, HTML5 audio and JavaScript.
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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by peterjmag on Tuesday August 07, 2012 @11:18PM (#4353704)
Love it. Here's another great demonstration of CSS3's potential for abuse: http://davisparker.com/OHGOD/index.html
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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by TazeTSchnitzel on Wednesday August 08, 2012 @08:52AM (#4355239)
Yeah.

I can't wait until those christian revelation ministry sites (one in particular I can't remember the name of) get a hold of this stuff. They were excellent at abusing DHTML.

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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by ebiester on Wednesday August 08, 2012 @03:46AM (#4354410)
laughs

As an aside, have you tried any of those binaural beats? Is that part of the joke, or something that you actually enjoy?

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Re:Easel (YC S12) launches as an easier way to design for th... by TazeTSchnitzel on Wednesday August 08, 2012 @05:50AM (#4354723)
Oh I've tried it. It's not really as good as they claim, I reckon a good part of it is placebo.

By the way, the site is actually a collaboration between me and two others. Orangestar had put up some binaural beat files on his website, so cats4gold and I jokingly made this site in his name to promote them. And then it kinda grew fr m there.

If you enter the site, you'll notice it is not actually one site, but three linked together.

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