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Post by mdog95 on Oct 19, 2011 0:03:42 GMT
It was for a challenge that I didn't get this submitted into on time because of the internet. Give feedback and such. And on a side note, they didn't exactly have Photoshop way back when so they could create a perfectly apple shaped, shaded logo.
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Post by Fringe Pioneer on Oct 19, 2011 0:18:10 GMT
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Post by priok on Oct 19, 2011 1:33:48 GMT
It looks alright, the shading is pretty good, aside from the bottom right corner, it doesn't fit at all with it. I like the highlight, though. Also, the Apple logo looks very misshapen, the Photoshop thing is wrong, I'm pretty sure Photoshop did exist, it wasn't as powerful as it is now, but it still existed, I believe. I think it was black and white only, though. But anyway, that's no excuse for the logo to look like that, I think you did a pretty poor job at it, and could have done way better. And, I'm not really sure if he invented the computer, I'm pretty sure he didn't.
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Post by Fringe Pioneer on Oct 19, 2011 2:06:24 GMT
He surely didn't invent the computer itself: I do believe he marketed the first personal computers, but even then I could be wrong...
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Post by mdog95 on Oct 19, 2011 2:09:26 GMT
Well, I just wanted to put something meaningful. Nobody actually knows who created the first computer; the first one was really created in the 1930s or 40s and used as a simple calculator, from what I've heard.
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Post by Anonymousperson5 on Oct 19, 2011 3:31:21 GMT
Charles Babbage tried to make a computer in 1812. He was successful. It was huge. The average laptop contains more power than he ever imagined. But he made one, and it performed simple tasks. It was the first computer ever.
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Post by mdog95 on Oct 19, 2011 4:27:59 GMT
That's completely invalid because this thing thing that computers run on called ELECTRICITY wasn't invented until much later on.
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Post by Anonymousperson5 on Oct 19, 2011 4:41:57 GMT
Who said computers have to use electricity? We can use laser tech in PG, and that' not electricity. Besides, you never specified that you were specifically talking about electricity. I was simply stating a fact. So, I'm sorry, but due to your previous lack of clarity, your argument is invalid.
Returning to the topic, why is the apple pink?
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Post by mdog95 on Oct 19, 2011 12:17:24 GMT
Palette limits.
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Post by izacque on Oct 19, 2011 23:49:35 GMT
It is best not to limit yourself too much, because it hampers the quality.
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Post by mdog95 on Oct 20, 2011 17:13:56 GMT
It wasn't me who limited myself. Somebody else made the palette. I would show the thing if I wasn't on my phone.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2011 10:22:58 GMT
Charles Babbage tried to make a computer in 1812. He was successful. It was huge. The average laptop contains more power than he ever imagined. But he made one, and it performed simple tasks. It was the first computer ever. Difference engine much?
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Post by ganondorfchampin on Nov 1, 2011 19:30:16 GMT
Screw Steve Jobs, he was just a spokesperson. If he wasn't so public no one would care about him. Dennis Ritche (creator of Unix and C, the most influential OS and programming language in modern programming) died a week after him, and no one cared.
Regarding the Apple Logo and how apples relate to computing, Alan Turing, the father of computing, died after eating a poisoned apple, like Snow White. Its a more clear connection to computing than Isaac Newton by any means.
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