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For improving the performance of OpenGL games on the Ubuntu desktop, an update pushed out for Ubuntu 12.10 this morning now has Compiz un-redirect fullscreen windows by default...
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It's not a 50% improvement. It's 87%I go from 25.47 FPS to 47.40 FPS. Yay for 50% improvements!
I wonder why KDE did the opposite. Most people now get jerky video playback. Go figure.
Props to Ubuntu for doing this. Maybe now there's a chance that Google will fix their PPAPI Flash plugin that is tearing since Chrome 22 or so. They didn't care much since Ubuntu didn't unredirect fullscreen apps, hiding the Flash bug.
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Apologies - that was completely a joke about how great Brookline is compared to Brighton.John
I do like your 24hr pizza better than Pino's too. That's a personal preference though.
I sort of did as well, but I really want to get that Pino's dough texture down. I have had great success with many other styles but I just can't wrap my head around true NY yet.John
Maybe someone can suggest a TF for me.
I have changed my stance on ascorbic acid.
0.0055%Chau, thats interesting about the lack of browning. Im not sure I have noticed that, but right around the time I started testing ascorbic acid again I also stopped blending in non malted flours (only because I ran out) ... so ... .maybe it does slow down browning, but I dont always consider that a bad thing (700 floor temps etc.)
Scott,Is aspirin or vinegar a suitable substitute?
You might want to warn some of your guests if you are using acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) in your pizza dough ---especially kids who might develop Reye's syndrome. On the other hand ascorbic acid is ubiquitous and safe for probably everyone.John K
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This example models the developing flow between two parallel plates. The purpose is to study the inlet effects in laminar flow at fairly moderate Reynolds numbers, in this case around 40.
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Not something I could get away with wearing.
I the line work on the faces of the flowers. It's great to see an Alice in Wonderland inspired design that feels like it popped from the original Lewis Carrol text.
Elegantly interesting with nicely muted colors
Very nice depiction and soft color palette for a Lewis Carroll storybook scene. It makes up for the millions of absurdly UV color-filled pieces out there before this. And luckily, I don't have to be on an acid-trip to wear this one. Awesome job on this design, Jill.
Ohhh, this is done by the same person that did one of my favorite shirts "Alice's Sewing Basket." Nice to see you on woot.
Beautiful! Great job Jillustration!
This reminds me of a drawing assignment in college: "Create an anthropomorphic botanical illustration". I'm getting one of these shirts for sure
Curse the creme! I love this, but there's no way I could pull it off on that color :/
And I'm like, Wow.
Christmas is coming early this year...for me. LOL I love this, the colors are awesome.
The writers did a great job with the wear/don't wear, etc. Alice references.
I bet you could learn a lot of things from those flowers... Especially in the month of June.
Gorgeous. It looks like the flowers are, from left to right, a dandelion, tiger-lily, snapdragon, daisy, and carnation. The first three are obvious visual puns, but am I missing a specific pun with the daisy and carnation?
It scared me when I was young, and it scares me now.
I love how a top hat makes it a 'dandy' lion.
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I'm sorry, I love Alice and Wonderland stuff but, this looks like something I'd find in my grandmother's old quilts and shirts from the ladies department of JC Penny. In essence, it looks very hipster. *shudders* Hipsters...
Hmm, I see the Alice in Wonderland ideas, but for some reason they reminded me more strongly of illustrations for the L. Frank Baum Oz books.
Before I even looked closely at the illustration or the title I was like hey, that reminds me of Alice in Wonderland. Then I saw the title and the actual drawing. Very nice job on making an excellent Alice-esque design!
Now that is a well-rounded dandelion.
Very lovely illustration.
I predict that this shirt will be popular with the ladies!!
MaxAwesome wrote:I love how a top hat makes it a 'dandy' lion.
Incidentally, "Dandelion" comes from the French dent de lion, or "lion's tooth," in reference to the jagged leaves of the plant.
Anyone else thinks this looks terrifyingly like it came out of the Voynich Manuscript? (I actually thought it was in reference to that when I clicked on the Shirt.Woot thumbnail from one of the other Woots.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voynich_manuscript
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character on the right looks just like Stan Laurel. So just in case, don't wear this while moving your furniture!
Bottom-line is, these are some nice lines!
My zombie bunny shirt will eat these wussy flowers for Thanksgiving!!! What's up with all the feminine shirts as of late?
Nice illustration but creme is a no go, recently got a creme shirt in my random shirt order and it's the worst material ever, thin and see-through.
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Wow! Beutifull illustration! Congrats on the print JIll And happy thanksgiving everybody!
Lol I love how they slipped George Orwell's Animal Farm into the end of the description. Hahaha!
i would love a shirt.woot in this color, but this design is a bit creepy and not really a good look for a guy...
This is...fantastic! If the plants I mutated ever lived past the callus stage I imagine they'd look like this. :X Thanks for printing this...I know it might not be that popular but I adore it. I appreciate seeing something other than the kawaii desu from time to time (nttawwkd).
I think all that acid I took in highschool is starting to catch up with me.
Yay! I'm so happy this is finally on a tee! Except, I live in Champaign, IL not Houston TX! Happy Thanksgiving all!
Nice artistic design with clean lines and good color. It's not something I could get away with wearing, but I know people who would love this.
This is lovely work. An authentically antique illustration style, that's not something you see on shirts very often and yet it works so nicely. Your dandy lions are especially cool.
Congrats Jillustration! Lovely illustration and whimsical characters.
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Approximately 25 of Auburn's top targets in the 2012 recruiting class were on the Plains Saturday for Big Cat Weekend III. Here is what several of the prospects had to say about their experience at Auburn.
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