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lau
Quinquaginta Novem! Male Gee-knee-us + silly bits.
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The software on the site really has some serious issues.
It's unusable by a large proportion of people.
I can use it, but it's just painful.
Just out of interest, I emailed a "link" to myself - the email came through twice, but with no link in either copy.
The "print" option only allows five pages at a time.
The "Options" allow you to un-tick "Page Animations". It doesn't work. The pages still animate.
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alex
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lau
Quinquaginta Novem! Male Gee-knee-us + silly bits.
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Do you know if they intend to make the magazine available in any non-online fashion? If they did, I would probably read it regularly.
Other than reading the article on you (as you've provided above, in a format that's convenient offline), I doubt I'll work up the energy/persistence/tolerance to read the rest of even that one issue online.
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Oregano, n: The ancient Italian art of pizza folding.
Laws:
Ogden: The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up.
Oliver: Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
Osborn: Variables won't; constants aren't. |
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alex
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| lau wrote: |
Do you know if they intend to make the magazine available in any non-online fashion? If they did, I would probably read it regularly.
Other than reading the article on you (as you've provided above, in a format that's convenient offline), I doubt I'll work up the energy/persistence/tolerance to read the rest of even that one issue online. |
Do you have access to a printer?
There's 9 pages of article text so you could just print it (11 for the whole document w/ cover).
They used to be a print magazine. Now they are only going to do online issues. |
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polyrhythmia
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| lau wrote: | | It may be a problem with your browser. I know it works with my Seamonkey, so I guess it would work fine with Firefox. It's a HORRIBLY intensive website. Once fully in, it has all these clever graphical page-turning effects. I find it abysmal. So much so, that I can't get up the effort to read any more of the magazine beyond the article on Alex. Even that was a struggle, with all the "pretty" effects. |
I had to turn off my firewall and use the Windows firewall to get it to work. |
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dkmnow
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Age: 43
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| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 12:05 pm Post subject: Thanks for providing the PDF. |
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[quote="alex"]here's a pdf: (link omitted due to "spam" protections on new accounts)/quote]
Most Awesome. Thank you! :-)
I wanted to read the article, but from what people were saying about the online version, I was about ready to just blow it off -- my poor little dialup modem is harried enough as it is. Now I've read it, and am very glad I did.
Kudos, on a great article, and on all your work, here and elsewhere! |
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