Arte1misia: proviamolo! Let me try it!

I'm here to

1. Browse and watch
2. Who, How, Where
3. Comment
4. People and places
5. Favorites
6. Actions
7. Share
8. Next
9. Follow
10. Unfollow
11. Reblog
12. Like

What do I do here? I Re/blog my favorite photos, I share stuff with followers, add a tag, and more of this things and in this way I take a relax .
I'd be glad to understand the (capital?) differnce between Ask me and Submission O.o
I enjoy myself having a good time on tumblr. It's because you don't die before to know that someone are reading you. It's more interactive. But not so much. The right part. Because I'm a little asocial too!

1. Sfoglio e osservo
2. Chi, come, dove
3. Commento
4. Persone e luoghi
5. Preferiti
6. Azioni
7. Condivido
8. Successivo
9. Seguo
10. Non seguo più
11. Reblog
12. Cuore

ovvero che faccio qui? Beh, salvo e ribloggo le mie foto preferite, le condivido con chi mi segue, aggiungo la tag e mi rilasso
:P
Nell'attesa vorrei capire la differenza (fondamentale?) tra Ask e submission O.o
io mi diverto su tumblr. ^ ^
Forse perchè non è un blog in cui senti il muschio crescere prima di sapere che c'è qualcuno che ti legge! E' più interattivo MA non troppo. Il giusto! Perchè un minimo asociale lo sono!
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simurai: CSS3 Image Blur. Is it possible to create a blur effect with just one source image and CSS? Well, kind of: You stack the same image a couple times on top of each other and apply a combination of shifting, scaling and low opacity. The more blurry it should look the more stacking it would need. And there we already have the problem: It’s ugly markup and not really recommended. It probably also makes the browser super slow. Therefore, I’ll leave it at this and wait for CSS4. ;-) See the Demo → Update: Some people on twitter pointed out that it’s possible to apply SVG filters to HTML elements. I guess that’s the much better approach. I’d like to make this blog for one of my preferred but I don’t know how  to do it …

simurai:

CSS3 Image Blur. Is it possible to create a blur effect with just one source image and CSS? Well, kind of:

You stack the same image a couple times on top of each other and apply a combination of shifting, scaling and low opacity. The more blurry it should look the more stacking it would need. And there we already have the problem: It’s ugly markup and not really recommended. It probably also makes the browser super slow. Therefore, I’ll leave it at this and wait for CSS4. ;-)

See the Demo →

Update: Some people on twitter pointed out that it’s possible to apply SVG filters to HTML elements. I guess that’s the much better approach.

I’d like to make this blog for one of my preferred

but I don’t know how  to do it …

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