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Image Slicing

Dave Shea’s image slicing technique outlined in the latest ALA is absolutely bloody excellent. I had to read it a couple of times to fully get it (especially the overlapping-blobs bit) but it’s really viciously clever. I wish I could think of an excuse to use it, now!

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2 Responses to “Image Slicing”

  1. I felt exactly the same when I read it ;-) great minds think alike, and apparently so do ours ;-)

    Strangly enough, I though of you when I read the other article (about zebra striped tables).  I looked at the javascript source and I thought ‘I wonder how short Aqs version would be’.

    sparkes
    19 hours later

  2. Hence the comment I wrote against the zebra striped article on the ALA site. I’m toying with the idea of writing up something about it…

    sil
    21 hours later

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