Loving the design
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I dig it, really. Some could say it looks sloppy. Some could even go as far as to say it looks like an artifact. I don't agree with them. Man, do I dig it! Thank you, thank you @wood!
The way I see it, Web 10.0 is coming! I can't wait.
Filed under: Or maybe it was Web 1.0.0? Or .10.0? I'm not sure anymore…
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Come to think of it, when I look at it now I get this feeling that it's supposed to be a window. You can look out of it and you are gonna fall down if you're not careful.
I think we were not. I think we've fallen. Deep. Down.
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I'm not even dismissing it, like ever, I love it so much. Hope it says till the end of time, or at least till the NodeBB move.
But hey, even when we migrate, we could host a backup of this Dusvourse instance, so that we can preserve OUR WINDOW.
So we never forget where we're coming from! (And what we got ourselves into.)
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It's just a quote inside a banner.
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I think kt_ feels like he didn't bash Discourse enough during its run so he's catching up. Give him some slack.
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http://data.boomerang.nl/a/ard/image/officer-barbrady-works-in-china/s600/officer-barbrady.jpg
In case I'm being misunderstood: it's hideous. When I first saw it I refreshed like 3 times, cause I though that the site is borked.
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I think kt_ feels like he didn't bash Discourse enough during its run so he's catching up. Give him some slack.
Well, I had like a year and a half less than you to do that and the move to NodeBB seems not only inevitable but also getting closer, so I have to make up for the lost time.
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Currently I suffer from a slow internet connection (something to do with living in the fenlands). I try to find something positive in the most negative of things. In this case the slowness of the link reveals many things on many websites. Take this "banner" for example:
Intuitively (to me), clicking the "X" means Yes, I have seen this and I don't want to see it again - the sort of thing that web designers accept as an "acknowledgement". Thus a signal is sent back to Server and it is seen nevermore (COOKIES not withstanding). Empirical evidence suggest that the
way is somewhat different, in that it is continual sent but not displayed. The "proof": It appears on every "new" page - new to my browser that is. And on slow loads it appears then "disappears" (for those new pages which I bothered to acknowledge it).Just to throw a necklace to the pedants - much in the way you would cast pearls before swine, the single biggest problem I have with my slow connection is almost constant DNS lookup failures.
whilst waiting for reasons why this is not the fault of a slow connection... 
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I dismissed it on the PC but it was still showing on the phone for a few hours after.
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I dismissed it on the PC but it was still showing on the phone for a few hours after.
That's just Jefftastic! Probably reasonable though; the state will be part of the session, not the account.
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Well your system should at least have gigabit internet. It's a requirement for webscale web apps now.
