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Category Archives: History
Eulogy for Adobe PhotoShop 7 ™
Thanks to Microsoft, most likely, PS7 is getting Alzheimer’s. It no longer remembers to stroke the entire path on command, leaving sections undone. Why? Probably because I used Windows Update on Windows 7. I recently upgraded my connection from a … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, History, News, Patent news
Tagged Adobe, CAD, circuits, eulogy, graphic design, painting, photo, PhotoShop 7, PS7
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A Lack of Vision
© 2016 Don Baker Two things happened yesterday. A nice lady from a business startup organization called to say that she just didn’t know what to do for me. I finished re-reading “Blood’s Pride” by Evie Manieri (2012, TOR Fantasy, … Continue reading
Posted in History, News, Tutorial
Tagged Americans with Disabilities Act, Arlington v. Texas, Blood's Pride, business startup, carpal tunnel, disabiliies, employment, Evie Manieri, Kloehn, Laden, New Workplace Violence Account, OSBDC, SBA, Schwartz, Supreme Court, theangrygimp, Toyota v. Williams, welfare ghetto
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The way forward – strategic partnerships
I’ve been coming up with more ideas to patent than I can fund, even in just the U.S.. Without being entirely delusional, I believe these ideas can change, even disrupt, the manufacture of stringed instruments, giving artists who adopt such … Continue reading
Posted in History, News, Patent news, Press Release
Tagged applications, partners, patents, rights
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When you have something to say – please let me hear it
So I’m an old guy. I remember music from the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s. What do I miss? Clarity. If I go to live music today, it’s often so loud, it’s painful. Not only that, it’s so loud I can’t … Continue reading
History Tab Added
For any who might wonder where this all came from, and how long it took, TSG now has a History tab. The first article, Shooting the Bullet, describes a time in about April to May 2005, when a new Fender … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, History
Tagged 2005, April, artwork, Fender Squier Bullet Special, May, PhotoShop
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