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Friday, March 31st, 2006 by Carsten Schneider

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I found this when I was searching for “This is replaced by the Flash content”, and it’s a really nice, panic-in-wario-land style game. Monk’s Mind Game
Thrasher Magazine is adding a new issue from 1981 every month in PDF format to commemorate its 25th anniversary.
Stacy peralta, director of Dogtown and Z-Boys and Riding Giants is currently directing another ‘must see’ movie based in Weisbeckers book ‘In Search of Captain Zero’.
I know this is an old topic, but I feel like posting about it. Since a few months ago I tried to make flash websites a little bit more usable and functional taking advantage of some new Flash 8 features and going back to old topics such as the browser back button support and deep linking support.
So far we have tried to implement this features in the last two projects we have done for redbull with 95% success, as usual MAC and Safari still very problematic.
Today I found this article in Jens Franke’s blog where he points to a good solution for the Back-Button Support which apparently works in Safari.
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Robert Taylor, creator of FlashExtensions.com has set up a small Open Source library of resources regarding Flash and its capabilities such as Drag n’ Drop Selected Text , Detect Line Number and Position of TextField or a set of algorithms to display the right color of text for the right background.
Last month during the development of the new Redbull Formula 1 site, we found a big number of unexpected behaviors when using some of the new Flash 8 features such as the texfield advanced anti-aliasing mode.
When setting the align property of a textfield to "justify", the advanced antialising-mode is ignored completely. I don't really know if this is a bug or there is an explanation for it.
[UPDATED]
It seems to work fine with Flash 8.5 player.
Example: [flash]http://www.blog.lessrain.com/wp-content/upload/justify.swf,450,200[/flash]
Fisrt day in the office after a nice holidays in Valencia (Fallas) and I feel a little bit lazy yet, cleaning up my computer I found a few links to FLV tutorials and articles that might interest to someone:
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Indie poprock, with zero budget videos. Check out 'Eve and the last waltz', featuring what I guess is a fish slicing machine, for example, on BurningTv.
This sounds interesting for anyone involved in Learning Games: two-day conference Apply Serious Games, 25th - 26th May, London.
'Modern Architecture', an eclectic image collection of modern/ist buildings from the 60's until today, with their exact location marked on a map.