Comments on: Adobe takes over the universe

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:15:07 +0000

Jed: there’s no reason why Craigslist shouldn’t have let you post that, unless you either posted it in the wrong category, or because they have some new filter that won’t let you use the word “beaver”. LOL

Back on topic, I was at the Chicago Adobe day, and had a really good time. As a lonely, homebound freelancer, It’s nice to just mill around with 500 other Adobe geeks for a few hours if nothing else. And you couldn’t beat the setting at the tip of Navy Pier on a gorgeous day. I found it really educational, and loooved seeing the Wacom Cintiq in person – wow have they come a long way since the first iteration about 11 years ago.

I couldn’t afford any of the bundled Suites, so I simply upgraded my CS2 versions of PS and IL, and so far am quite happy!

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:15:00 +0000

I couldn’t afford any of the bundled Suites, so I simply upgraded my CS2 versions of PS and IL, and so far am quite happy!

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:15:00 +0000

I couldn’t afford any of the bundled Suites, so I simply upgraded my CS2 versions of PS and IL, and so far am quite happy!

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:10:33 +0000

My pet peeve would include those who cite their pet peeves, yet:
1.) spell “peeve” incorrectly, and
2.) use apostrophes when describing a group of things, rather than something that belongs to the peeve.

: )~

F12 on the Mac, people. That dictionary ain’t there to just look pretty – it’s a quick spell checker, too!

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:10:00 +0000

: )~

F12 on the Mac, people. That dictionary ain’t there to just look pretty – it’s a quick spell checker, too!

By: bredlo

bredlo — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:10:00 +0000

: )~

F12 on the Mac, people. That dictionary ain’t there to just look pretty – it’s a quick spell checker, too!

By: Jed Alexander

Jed Alexander — Thu, 17 May 2007 00:58:48 +0000

This isn’t about Adobe, and this is probably a totally inapropriate place to post this, but–they wouldn’t let me post it on Craigslist for some reason, and I thought it would be appreciated here. Also, since the topic is Adobe, and not about any artist in particular, I figured at least I’m not stealing anyone’s glory. So here it is:

Title: (creative gigs) Professional Artist Seeks Professional Work

Hi, I’m a professional artist. I’m looking for starving electricians, plumbers and lawyers. I can’t really pay you very much. Looking for real “eager beavers”. This could be a great piece of work for your portfolio! Must be able to do quality work. I’m sure to get a lot to responses so I’ll be trying out a few of you to see how you work out before I can choose the ideal candidate. If this works out, there will be plenty of work for you in the future, and lots of exposure. To the elements.

I can pay little if anything. I don’t have very much money. Possibly no pay whatsoever.

By: Jed Alexander

Jed Alexander — Thu, 17 May 2007 00:58:00 +0000

Title: (creative gigs) Professional Artist Seeks Professional Work

I can pay little if anything. I don’t have very much money. Possibly no pay whatsoever.

By: Jed Alexander

Jed Alexander — Thu, 17 May 2007 00:58:00 +0000

Title: (creative gigs) Professional Artist Seeks Professional Work

I can pay little if anything. I don’t have very much money. Possibly no pay whatsoever.

By: Ward

Ward — Wed, 16 May 2007 21:09:29 +0000

jonasink — True, that it’s officially “Grand Central Terminal” but you’re splitting hairs here — everyone uses the term “station” for the saying that Jaleen used here. Part of our pop culture lexicon. And if you want to get real technical about it, the building that was originally there at the same site where the current terminal is currently was officially called “Grand Central Station.” But whatever, dude.