posted by Hamish at 11:05 PM
A nice; a multimedia. Yes.It sounds like you have the same problem with your recording setup that I do. You probably don't though; you probably have a different problem, or just added the static for effect.Supposedly ALIGN="LEFT"/"CENTER"/"RIGHT" should work with embed tags but I've never tried it. I just, yeah, make them about the same width as the column.
It was for effect. In fact, I don't even own a tape machine. Or an accordion. Nor have I jammed with Patrick Stump. Nor is this even a recording.*SHAMED!*The align="center" is a lie. Or at least, it doesn't work for me.By the way, do you know anyone with mad-HTML-skills that could help me with my font problem?It's meant to all be tahoma all over but the font still doesn't show up in some browsers.
I suspected as much. You don't need a tape machine in this day and age. I didn't know the accordian part was a lie. But I guessed the Stump part was one. As is your final statement above, although that depends how you define "a recording" I guess. Illusion of language etc blah.DIV tags? I don't know. Not really. J could maybe help but she's quite busy.Tahoma is a relatively obscure font, they're always bad HTML news. Tahoma All Over would be a good name for something though.
I always wanted an accordion. But I don't have one yet. I just bought a violin.It's not a recording in the sense that I didn't record any sounds. I guess you'd call it a sequencing.Maybe I will ask J, but making fit the screen isn't so bad.Also, I didn't know tahoma was so obscure. It's so tidy and neat, It's a wonder that the world isn't using it.I even view your blog in tahoma and you like that font that looks like a newspaper headline... whatever it's called.
I always wanted an accordion. But I don't have one yet. I just bought a violin.Can you play it at all? It's said they're not easy to learn. I once taught myself to play the cello. But I never got very good.It's not a recording in the sense that I didn't record any sounds. I guess you'd call it a sequencing.I didn't even think of that. The vocal track is a recording (presumably). But not made by you.Maybe I will ask J, but making fit the screen isn't so bad.It's always worked well enough for me. Although you are not me. The lengths that I would go to; the distance in your eyes. Oh no, I've said too much.Also, I didn't know tahoma was so obscure. It's so tidy and neat, It's a wonder that the world isn't using it.Serif fonts are No Good for onscreen body text according to conventional design wisdom. Although I don't buy that myself, it's maybe a factor. Or maybe not.I even view your blog in tahoma and you like that font that looks like a newspaper headline... whatever it's called.The font in the masthead is called "1942 Report". It's not so much like a newspaper headline as it is like the output from a battered old manual typewriter. I'm a fan of the battered-old-manual-typewriter aesthetic.
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A nice; a multimedia. Yes.
It sounds like you have the same problem with your recording setup that I do. You probably don't though; you probably have a different problem, or just added the static for effect.
Supposedly ALIGN="LEFT"/"CENTER"/"RIGHT" should work with embed tags but I've never tried it. I just, yeah, make them about the same width as the column.
It was for effect. In fact, I don't even own a tape machine. Or an accordion. Nor have I jammed with Patrick Stump. Nor is this even a recording.
*SHAMED!*
The align="center" is a lie. Or at least, it doesn't work for me.
By the way, do you know anyone with mad-HTML-skills that could help me with my font problem?
It's meant to all be tahoma all over but the font still doesn't show up in some browsers.
I suspected as much. You don't need a tape machine in this day and age. I didn't know the accordian part was a lie. But I guessed the Stump part was one. As is your final statement above, although that depends how you define "a recording" I guess. Illusion of language etc blah.
DIV tags? I don't know. Not really. J could maybe help but she's quite busy.
Tahoma is a relatively obscure font, they're always bad HTML news. Tahoma All Over would be a good name for something though.
I always wanted an accordion. But I don't have one yet. I just bought a violin.
It's not a recording in the sense that I didn't record any sounds. I guess you'd call it a sequencing.
Maybe I will ask J, but making fit the screen isn't so bad.
Also, I didn't know tahoma was so obscure. It's so tidy and neat, It's a wonder that the world isn't using it.
I even view your blog in tahoma and you like that font that looks like a newspaper headline... whatever it's called.
I always wanted an accordion. But I don't have one yet. I just bought a violin.
Can you play it at all? It's said they're not easy to learn. I once taught myself to play the cello. But I never got very good.
It's not a recording in the sense that I didn't record any sounds. I guess you'd call it a sequencing.
I didn't even think of that. The vocal track is a recording (presumably). But not made by you.
Maybe I will ask J, but making fit the screen isn't so bad.
It's always worked well enough for me. Although you are not me. The lengths that I would go to; the distance in your eyes. Oh no, I've said too much.
Also, I didn't know tahoma was so obscure. It's so tidy and neat, It's a wonder that the world isn't using it.
Serif fonts are No Good for onscreen body text according to conventional design wisdom. Although I don't buy that myself, it's maybe a factor. Or maybe not.
I even view your blog in tahoma and you like that font that looks like a newspaper headline... whatever it's called.
The font in the masthead is called "1942 Report". It's not so much like a newspaper headline as it is like the output from a battered old manual typewriter. I'm a fan of the battered-old-manual-typewriter aesthetic.
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