Goggwell

I find strings easier, because my iPhone sucks

For 582$, that is a reasonably good deal for that laptop! I would suggest maybe tweaking the processor a bit to suit your needs, and stick with the 1TB HDD like @DiDA said

Yeah, basically what Zahir said summed it up There's more than one value when finding coins or gems. If you wanna use GDB, you have to find 'em all Although strings would be much easier

Hello everyone! I'm going to start a new series called 'Amazing Design in Action'. Every week or month (or at any time), I will post a new thread showing off amazing designs! Today is the FIRST of the series, so let's go! ------------ AMAZING DESIGNS ------------ - Episode 1: Web Design These websites will blow you away. The first episode's Top Design is: THE LOST WORLDS' FAIR If you want to see them, please visit this link: http://lostworldsfairs.com So far, the creators have 3 different Lost World THEMES. Each theme showcases a different message and feel. The designs are incredible. And extremely hard to replicate. These designs would be hard enough on Photoshop or Illustrator, but having to code every single piece is just mind-blowing. However, they did create some SVG's (Scalable Vector Graphics) for some of the pictures. Want to learn how to make these? Like this thread if you want me to start a series on Web Design

Nice work there!

Updated

Yes

Now, today I shall be talking to you about Vector and Raster Graphics. What is a Vector Graphic? A vector graphic is an image or picture that does not pixelate (become blurry) when you make it bigger or zoom in. Vector graphics are usually created on Adobe Illustrator, an application designed to create scalable vector graphics (SVG). People use SVGs in websites and such to add a textural design to the theme. Vectors also play a major role in the designing industry in terms of print as well. Since you can scale vectors, you can place the image on any form of media. From a device to a billboard. What is a Raster Graphic? A raster graphic is the kind of image you run into every day. A JPG, PNG, TIFF or any of those files are raster graphics. When you scale a raster graphic, or zoom in, it becomes blurry. That is because raster graphics run on a pixel-based system instead of shapes, like vectors. Photoshop is a perfect example of a raster graphic application. It does not save in vector format, just a regular image file or as a PSD (Photoshop file). You would commonly find raster graphics in a forum signature, or perhaps images in a portfolio or profile picture. Which is better? Many people would say 'VECTOR' after reading this, but I can assure you that both types of graphics are equally important in the design industry. Raster graphics are easier to import than vectors, so that makes them more usable. Raster graphics are also versatile, meaning that they can come in any form you wish just by writing a few simple lines of CSS and JavaScript/jQuery code. Vectors are also interchangeable, but they do not have the same options. BONUS: Looking for fonts? Check out this website for the Top 100 fonts of 2014: http://www.awwwards.com/the-100-greatest-free-fonts-for-2014.html They're all free!

Yep

He's good I still suck at the creation part

Of course I incorporated SVG's into my new portfolio, and I'm loving it so far

YES YES I now use it to make siggys and I'm getting the hang of Adobe InDesign.

I find Illustrator to be extremely useful when creating my designs. It is simply amazing. I sketch out my design first on a piece of paper, and then I take a picture of it with my iPhone and send it to my PC. After that, I duplicate the design onto Illustrator and work with an analogous color scheme I use Adobe Photoshop from time to time, but only to enhance the visual effects of my images.

Amazing work

Sorry for not ending the contest sooner! Results are in, congrats to

If you're not sure what I mean by the title, let me explain: This code basically allows you to view what's happening on iOSGods in real-time on-screen without having to visit the website. Cool, right? Here's the link to my pen (with the real-time video) - http://codepen.io/Goggwell/full/PwNpjJ/ What this does is it places a mockup of a Mac on your screen, and inside of the screen is the iOSGods website. How you ask? Here's the code, first of all: HTML <iframe src="http://show.placeit.net/?id=4758" width="800" scrolling="no" height="600" frameborder="0"></iframe> CSS iframe { width: 800px; height: 600px; margin: 0 auto; background-color: #777; } iframe { display: block; } For the CSS code, it's alright to place all the functions inside the first variable. They were separated because I had another function inside the HTML. To get the screen mockup, I went to PlaceIt, an amazing website which creates beautiful high-resolution mockups for you. http://placeit.net

I just read this, and you'll be surprised at how much I donate Hope it gets better! ---EDIT--- I'll be getting some money from Freelancer soon, and I'll use that money to donate A new device can wait

I recommend reviewing MS first before moving on to the next phase. You might have forgotten some steps along the way After that, I would say start with MSHook and basic IDA. Get the hang of it and the feel of the interface. With MSHook, you can already hack some major games like MinecraftPE, Terraria and so on.

I have a basic knowledge of most coding fields now Just got basic info on: Fortran Ruby (Ruby on Rails) Python C Obj-C C++ C# Java Javascript PHP Gonna study up on those before I hit university

I put it at the end of the thread But just in case you can't read it: 12/12/2014

Bundle: Bleak Purple By: Goggwell Price: FREE! Today I bring to you my FIRST EVER BUNDLE! It's pretty basic, so don't get too excited It includes 3 icons (that you can make or change yourself) and the color scheme. To get the bundle, follow the steps below: 1. Like and reply to this thread! 2. Download from this site: [Hidden Content] Enjoy! I'll be making more bundles!