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Auto-generated wallpaper. Google's Chrome browser's icon rendered as a photo mosaic using images of technology. I used metapixel to render this.
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~lysergicstudio Oct 18, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
I used this for the last post on my blog: [link]
I hope you'll appreciate my preference and credit :)
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~drsparc Oct 19, 2010
Awesome! :woohoo:
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~drsparc Jul 8, 2009
Check it out... this was used on a web cover story on [link] about Chrome OS. :w00t:

It will probably only be used today (7/8/09).
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~cristiandlr Jun 9, 2009
The chorme 2 has become my :+fav: browser lately
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~drsparc Jun 9, 2009
I wanted to like it, but I still prefer Firefox. I really like to disable banners which I haven't been able to do with Chrome.
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Mood: Joy ~drsparc Jun 9, 2009
Oh... and thanks for the fav!!!!!
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~cristiandlr Jun 9, 2009
welcome :)... Firefox is really cool, there are tons of people developing add-ons for firefox.

In the other hand, the g chrome is very light, and has a minimalistic gui, independence of process, and cool developer tools. some things i miss are my installed add-ons (like video-helper) and other stuff like show the selected source...

What is metapixel btw?
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~cristiandlr Jun 9, 2009
found it ;)
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~drsparc Jun 10, 2009
What? Metapixel? It is just a Linux command line driven photomosaic app... which works well for my needs. Photomosaic apps exist on on platforms if you wanted to give it a try. BTW, if you look in my collection, I have a folder of DA icons (over 77K so far)... they make a great image database for making photomosaics.

They said Chrome was faster and with better memory management... I didn't see much problem with it on Firefox to make it worth switching. The dev tools however... I may need to check into.
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~cristiandlr Jun 12, 2009
In old computers you can note te difference between those browsers (time to load or change from one tab to another). I tryed another photomosaic app online... Thanks for the info.
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