The film is brilliant because he managed to do things that no one was doing. He filmed scenes with only candle lighting using lenses made for NASA. He managed to get a movie that looked like a living painting, because of the lighting and the lenses. Then it also has that emotionless Kubrick acting. That brilliant emotionless acting mixed with the lighting was perfect for the painting look. I personally loved it just for it's theme song, which is pulled from a Schubert Trio, which is so unbelievably cool. Not a typical hollywood composed theme. He didn't alter the trio to fit the movie, he used the theme of that movement of the trio without editing. Of course it isn't the whole piece. It is an unusual movie in that it doesn't have the typical flow of a movie which makes it unusual to watch. Instead you are following this guy through his entire life, as he changes as a person. It's not a little date night romcom, it's a sit down and experience this film and think about it for days film. That flow may make it seem boring or mysteriously praised. But in the end it is a good as people say it is.
I agree with all of your points. I have done tons of research on how to use the keyboard only.
1. If the window is minimized (minimize with Cmd-M) you can Cmd-tab to it let go of Cmd hold tab and press option and let go of tab and the window will reappear.
2. I use Cmd-W to close windows and Cmd-M to minimize windows. If you hold Shift while double clicking the title bar of the window you can maximize it in the same paradigm as windows.
3. I use the shortcuts.
4. see 2.
5. Yes.
6. If you hold Cmd-option-I after selecting files.
7. Cmd-O for Open. It started to make more sense to me.
8. Sometimes you can press (and this is inconsistent) Control-(the letter the button that you want to press starts with, so Control-C for Create)
Not to be that guy, but. You can't play a concerto by yourself because a concerto is when you play as a soloist with an orchestra. And you can't really say "a perfect concerto" like "a perfect arpeggio". Would make more sense to say "Can play a sonata by itself perfectly."
Not to be that guy, but. You can't play a concerto by yourself because a concerto is when you play as a soloist with an orchestra. And you can't really say "a perfect concerto" like "a perfect arpeggio". Would make more sense to say "Can play a sonata by itself perfectly."
Phew that intro text is rough. I had to read it 10 times before I knew what you were trying to say.
"Ring your friend like a phone call to start texting."
I started at 15 (15 years ago). Although today I am a Python guy and generally a little anti PHP. I think that the ease of PHP with web servers translates almost immediately with beginners. It will teach him to search for what else is out there. Plus if he is going to be doing little church/synagogue websites, he start to grasp HTML/CSS/Javascript at the same time. Same way I started.
Hi I'm Skip and I wrote this and http://codestubs.com. The big difference between this and other compilers online is that this one gives you unlimited access. Run any command you want. Run rm -rf if you want.
It's the same style as the title sequence. it's probably a special youtube thing like what they did with Psy's video. I can guarantee that youtube escapes HTML and you can't do that yourself.
Your long descriptions could be in an about page and tell us what it does in 4 words as a subtitle. Right now I went to the page and had no idea what to do. So I typed in "python" and it gave me Scala jobs. It's a good idea. What about a "what is this?" button or something? Your description is more of a testimonial and it was tl so I dr.
I hear ya. So it's a primary app? Right now it has 0 relation to any instrument at all. So if after spending some time with this app they walked over to any instrument at all they would have no idea what to do. No notation... Ok, but have something that at least looks like/relates to notes a little so that they can eventually get there. A good music app is hard to find and you are obviously a good programmer. I found people learn best when you compare it to something or tell a story or get them to use their imagination. Right now it's just grids.
Oy. Ajax is not a language. It always annoyed me a little when people say what you can "do" with a language. You can make games with any of those languages, and webapps, and "virtual tours".
