Edit: moar

Oh you silly people. Of course, this is mostly a symbolic gesture. The odds of the American government granting any state permission to go its own way are on par with winning the lottery while getting hit by a meteor while seeing Bigfoot while finding gluten-free pizza that tastes like the real thi...

d'awwww

Wow, that was quick, Negzee. What program did you use? I find swfextract from the swftools collection to be convenient for batch jobs like this, although here the pngs were tagged in the swf files as jpeg data and for a few of the files swfextract didn't like it, so I used Extract SWF . The main fl...

Those sprites from Nyleveia are the just about the same size as the character images you're currently using in your circle, so I don't see why you can't just use those. If you want some somewhat higher-resolution character art with smoother lines than the sprites, then I've packaged up some of the c...

I slightly prefer the rotating version.

My Netbeans is even rejecting it and giving me an "unknown property" flag. That's because that property is not defined in any of the CSS spec levels 1–3. It's actually part of the SVG 1.1 Interactivity specification. There has been experimental support for some time now in Gecko and Webki...

Ah yes, that was one of the other things I noticed but didn't really think was an issue worth nitpicking about. There is an easy fix for that in SVG-supporting browsers: just set the pointer-events property to "none" for your bannerchara class and mouse events like hover and click will go ...

Miami Connection.

A local theatre had a midnight showing of it this evening.

It changed my life.

Yes, I saw that you had absolutely positioned your bannerchara image. However, you did not apply position to any of its parent elements, resulting in its absolute position of "left:615px" being relative to the root element. I normally have my browser windows set to a width of 1280px, and t...

I think it's a nifty rollover effect, and it does offer some extra information about the game the mouse is currently over in the form of game-specific classes, although I suspect its novelty may be short lived in practice, and it would become a gimmicky distraction. Also remember that for some inter...

I'd accept that it's battery. Yeah, I guess simple does cover a lot, including situations where there's not necessarily any physical contact. In any case, we agree his actions are criminal.

The art challenge! It liiiiivesss! :3