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Is there any way to make nice round corners with python? Currently PIL and GD2 are used in my project. Both of them have an arc() method, that allows you to draw a quater-circle, but the quater-circle is not antialiased, so the image looks crispy.
Is ...
Started by DataGreed on
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You should now have two images with crispy non answer above for details) method ....
Then you copy it.
So, I would not provide the full code, but i'll explain my ones) corners on the image.
But i found that the images become blurry.
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Outdoor image, and the little spaniel! Nice picture!
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New G.I.Joe: Retaliation Images - Roadblock & Snake Eyes Make Nice
Started by The Wire on
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Latest Images from RTG SMB Flickr Group - Hole 10, 388 yards, par 4, nice tree..
[URL="http://www.flickr.com/people/76338454@N03/"]Sean.Cornell[/URL] has added a photo to the pool:
[URL="http://www.flickr.com/photos/76338454@N03/6942646146/"][IMG]http...
Started by RTG on
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Nice light though? :-)
Looks like you are on the edge....
Lee hard grads is watcha want.
Wassat grad? :-)
Looks like you are on the edge of deep space .
Re: Latest Images from RTG SMB Flickr Group - Hole 10, 388 yards, par 4, nice tree..
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I was looking through some of the pBase galleries this evening and found this one, showing images from the NEX-7. Some beautiful work here!
http://www.pbase.com/funtasy/nex7
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Bill McClung (a.k.a. 'NC BILL')
Image galleries at www.pbase.com/nc_bill
NEVER...
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Http://www.pbase.com/funtasy/image/143028956 I liked that one too, but this one was my favorite (being and old B&W dinosaur!):
http://www.pbase.com/funtasy/image/143328366
The night shots were also pretty spectacular... .
I like this one the best, don't know why.
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Mother's Day is being celebrated this Sunday (May 13, 2012) in the U.S.A. I thought it might be nice to post images to celebrate this event. Post as many as you wish.
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I bet she gave good....
You can see the warmth in her eyes and her smile .
Thank you.
Y'all were my rock then - I needed you and you were here for me .
Older members here will remember when she died in 2004 .
I miss her so much.
Well, now you've made me cry ...
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Hi all, I'm really really new to HTML/CSS, but somehow decided to plunge head on to using 960 Grid System, which I found helpful. I know some says it's unsemantic, but I've been involved and at the end, tangled in the problem stated above. I've tried ...
Started by N.A.B on
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You could describe a relative path just like this
images('images/topgrafik.jpg') center....
I think the problem is the last slash in the image paths:
./images/footer.jpg/
I am not sure, but maybe, the dot may cause problems, too.
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Wow those are amazing! Thanks for sharing..
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I implemented lazy image load for my UITableView using NSUrlConnection. This is all working very nicely. When I open my table, I automatically get the images when I wait for a second (on 3G). However, when I scroll, the table loads the new cell's, starts...
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If you request all the images for your table for scrollViewDidEndDragging and loadImagesForOnscreenRows to be truly lazy and only request images for rows the user.
Take a look at the Apple example LazyTableImages.
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In one of the recent Stackoverflow podcasts , Jeff talked about having a single image file having all of those tiny images that are all over a page and then cutting it with CSS so that all the images get displayed correctly. The whole point is to reduce...
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Blog
Here's a nice generator: http://www.csssprites.com/
Basically you use your single image, .w20, .w21, .w24, .wci, .wpb background:transparent url(/images/nav_logo4.png) no-repeat scroll 0 0.
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