Disclaimer: This was an April Fool’s joke. Hell will freeze over before I actually switch back to Windows.
To Windows 7, that is. I’ve been debating on this issue for a while now, and I’ve made up my mind. Why? There are several reasons for this, actually. Windows 7 looks a lot nicer than Mac OS X at this point, especially with its new dock-like superbar. A lot more music software is available for Windows, and it’s much easier to obtain. Photoshop runs just as good on Windows, too.
Now I’m not completely switching over yet. I’ll be dual-booting 7 and OS X for some time before I can completely move over. I still love Apple and all of its products, it’s just that I find 7 to be a better product than OS X at this point in time.
Marking my return to blogging with pure flamebait… brilliant idea, eh? Anyways, The Beatles suck. They’re nothing musically amazing, and they’re way overrated. Their millions of fans raise them to an almost god-like level, when they don’t really deserve it. Now before somebody starts shouting “but they were innovative/brilliant/the first,” I’ll admit that yes, they were influential in both the formation of the look and sound of rock. However cavemen clapping their hands is what started all music in general, yet nobody really goes crazy over that.
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I’m not posting on a regular basis anymore. This is a personal blog, as in I get absolutely nothing out of it but the satisfaction of blogging. I started this blog in late 2007 for fun, and I intend to keep it that way. I’m not monetizing it, nor am I ever committing to another schedule. I’ll post whenever I feel like it. Don’t agree with me? Alright then, don’t slam the door on your way out.
As the title says, I’m going to write ten random things about myself. These are in no particular order, by the way.
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It all started when the new city buses came out. They’re pretty comfortable and quiet, but one thing really bugs me about them. Whenever you use the back door, the door takes ages to open, in addition to an annoying voice telling you to “touch yellow tape to open door” every time the bus stops. I press the yellow tape and about 5 seconds later the door starts to open. I usually just shove the door open, because when I’m tired after a long day I have no patience at all.
How does this relate to web design? Simple, make your interfaces work quickly, don’t put any lag or delay. On certain websites you have to hover over a dropdown nav button for 3-5 seconds for the dropdown to appear. That’s really annoying, so don’t do it.
I was feeling bored so I was typing in “Obama is a moron,” but before I was able to finish, these helpful suggestions popped up. Just goes to show, if you want to see how people really think, just Google it!