Published by jacob snyder August 7th, 2007
in film, design, events and work.
Some of you may find this interesting, and some of you may really not…
…but I’m editing a video right now that I’m actually somewhat interested in. It’s a short video about the first wind turbine built on a mountain in North America (It was constructed at the Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort in Massachusetts). I’ve been sorting through 15 or 16 hours of footage to put together a 7 to 10 minute piece that follows the planning and construction of the turbine. The video’s going to premiere at the ribbon-cutting a week from tomorrow (August 15th) in Massachusetts. …which may mean that I should be…working on it…instead of typing about it??
Here’s an article with pictures:
http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB118548163218279297.html
Published by leo kempf June 21st, 2007
in design and work.
Yesterday I bowed out of the new Deepthought Design. I’m going to hang around until we finish all of the current projects and then I’m going to be working like 20hrs a week at web/graphic stuff and spending the rest of my time getting my furniture off the ground.
wish me luck.
Published by james wright April 6th, 2007
in design and random.
So I loves me some Firefox…just saying.
been finding neat Add-Ons today including one that I thought some of you might find handy.
go here:
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000780.html
two Add-Ons that let you view HTML/CSS/Javascript of webpages in real time (and even edit them…go ahead…go turn Googles background blue if you want to).
very cool.
I recommend also getting “Fullerscreen”…it’s a Firefox Add-On that makes Firefox take up your entire screen…pretty good if you like to use all available space you can (change tabs with CTRL+Page Up/Down)
wewt.
Published by leo kempf March 29th, 2007
in general, design and work.
never fails…every website deepthought launches requires an all-nighter on the eve of launch. and it’s always scurrying to get SOMETHING up…with the thought that we’ll patch it up later….so, last night was one…and this morning we have: http://www.vintagelawrence.com
The site’s got some subtle coolties….like the darkened four corners of the browser over the background…if you have ie6 you won’t see em.
Published by james wright March 28th, 2007
in design.
Daniel…there are plenty of Gimp tutorials out there…I mean, I obviously don’t know how to use it either…go learn.
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/
I was going to claim the next panel in the worm…but I’ve got some learning to do on this whole image making thing so I don’t want the next panel yet.
Published by james wright March 24th, 2006
in design.
well…not really Randy…but it’s getting popular for being able to do things that Randy used to program at his old company:
http://news.com.com/Teenage%20auteur%20ignites%20buzz%20about%20video%20graphics/2100-1025_3-6053340.html?tag=cnetfd.sd
Published by james wright January 25th, 2006
in design.
I just discovered with Firefox that if you have multiple tabs open and you go to Tools –> Options –> General Tab…when you assign your home page it will assign all open tabs…that means when you open up Firefox it will open all those tabs to all those pages.
that is freakin awesome.
Now my Firefox opens up to my company email, my gmail, my personal email, digg.com and woot.com
Firefox is the best invention ever.
EVAR!!1
Published by ryan gelinas October 11th, 2005
in design.
I want a website call me or email me at rcjell_o@hotmail.com please need to ask you some questions
Published by jon shell July 21st, 2005
in design.
Check out this wooden iPod, crafted by ZapWizard from Austin, TX. He made an exact replica of the 4th genereation iPod faceplate, click wheel and select button out of African Padauk wood, using nothing but a dremel. Quite amazing, if I do say so myself.
Published by jon shell April 18th, 2005
in design.
Adobe has bought Macromedia for $3.4 billion. This is crazy.
Published by jon shell April 12th, 2005
in design.
from buzzgrinder.com:
A college class has apparently gone back and reworked and improved upon the legendary Microsoft Paint. The program is actually pretty impressive and can be downloaded here.
i’ve got it downloaded, but haven’t messed around with it yet. but i plan to later today.
Published by james wright January 26th, 2005
in design.
I’ve gone and designed a deck for Magic the Gathering that is being recieved well in the online community.
go ahead and laugh at my geekness now.
Published by jacob snyder January 20th, 2005
in design.
Leo Leo…the sweet cowboy look was PERFECT…GET IT BACK!
Published by jacob snyder December 12th, 2004
in design.
i dig. i guess i gotta try it out to understand. i’m just trying to get back at leo for his comments on MY DRUNK DRIVING VIDEO. remember that, leo? eh? remember that? i do! “hey, i don’t like that police line tape there, jacob, that police line tape that you were responsible for having up before the police got there. you’re a worthless human being, jacob. police line tape.”
k merry christmas bye
Published by jacob snyder December 11th, 2004
in design.
perty neato design there, leo. i like it. looks good. but if you have a lot of books stacked up, and you want the one on the very bottom, wouldn’t that be a little…awkward…getting it? just a thought. but it’s very cool, very cool.
one week of finals….then i’m out…. see you guys after then.
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