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You know they're the same company right?

Cheers, may FSM grant you a starchy new year Si!

I however dislike the font but if you want to go with it, adjust the ' so it's not so slanted to the right, it takes up an uncomfortable amount of space compared to the kerning on the rest of the name. Kerning between S and A needs adjustment too.

We lasted about 4 years on our original JV3 heads and then they all failed one by one. You're crazy lucky to have so few head strikes they're pretty common on that machine. Easy for banner material to walk a bit and get caught. We never had a strike kill a head but they're not uncommon.

It's absolutely not the same thing. This argument is pointless as you clearly don't understand considerations for things like accessibility or the reason that standards exist. Your argument that using depreciated standards (over a decade old!) is more compatible than trying to hit standards...

A good number of cutting edge tech companies are going to 4/8 with total flex time, unlimited sick days, etc. as it leads to more productivity as the employees work when their brains are tuned in to work and optimal. The "you must work a lot of hours for it to count as work, work is a moral...

No, sorry, it's not. It outputs code which will not W3C validate as it uses incredibly old depreciated standards. Table design was depreciated in the late 90s. No one has to code 5,000 versions for different mobile browsers if you're properly separating content from presentation with css. You're...

Because calling the star on top the Star of Bethlehem wasn't far enough away from Saturnalia traditions whereas an angel is a more obvious indicator that it's not a Saturnalia tree but a xmas tree.

That was an entertaining game, kept me amused on my long drive on Saturday. 4 ints, all his fault, one of which was 100% due to his messed up throwing mechanics the others due to his wild inaccuracy. Wonderful!

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Have fun building sites with depreciated techniques (tables?!) that look like and function like garbage. Here's just the basic thing to know about web design: hire a pro. Case closed, go run your business. Sign guys get mad at people that scribble...

We don't get those accounts but it looks like a great product, if I was a retail shop owner I'd be all over that sort of thing.

Use a printable fabric, banner material is too cheap looking. So is paper. So is that thin plastic crap. This is for weddings.

Haven't used type 1 in a half-decade, probably more. Last time I can remember using them regularly (as in, not fixing something someone else did with Type 1) was nearly 10 years ago.

The human brain isn't finished developing until the mid-20s. A teenage brain is literally a work in progress and at that stage a lack of fear and impulse control has certain benefits. That's just an anecdote but it may be useful to remember you aren't dealing with a finished person, she has two...

Ranking factors change continuously it's a full time job just to keep up, just knowing what factors influence rank on-page is good enough for most designers. Backlink campaigns and such are best left to legit SEOs. Check out searchengineland, seoroundtable and seobook, follow aaron wall, rand...

I don't think you understand how PHP works :). It's extremely easy to edit you just adjust the css like you would on a non-php site. Metatags aren't used by any modern search engine and are spam indicators to both Google and Bing(so also Yahoo). They were depreciated years ago. The modern...

Actually you're totally wrong here, he's on WordPress which is rendering out the CSS and HTML. Welcome to PHP. Note: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.thegraphicsco.net/wp-content/themes/overall/style.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all"...

Your rip should be on it's own computer for obvious reasons unless you're a really small shop with low volume. Even then having to reboot to run your printer would be a pain in the arse, though I suppose you could use VirtualBox...

Nice roundup, hadn't seen the lego wall repair before, clever. Big fan of yarn bombing.

Can't wait for Festivus, we have a Festivus pole we bring out to the bars and everything. Good times and nice card.