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From all of us at Scout Motors, welcome to the Scout Community! We created this community to provide Scout vehicle owners, enthusiasts, and curiosity seekers with a place to engage in discussion, suggestions, stories, and connections. Supportive communities are sometimes hard to find, but we're determined to turn this into one.
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I’m not seeing any 16-bit/256-color sprites of Scouts that I can put on my Tripod website so it looks good in Netscape and Internet Explorer without any browser color issues.
I’m not well informed, but I thought WebKit (which most modern browsers are based on) got the graphics past those requirements?
This was not my best work.
I did notice earlier while bored and going down a rabbit hole of web browsing, as one may do during the day, that Slate has these dumb little icon things that you’re supposed to put on the dashboard of your $5 truck with some sort of cute name that looked not unlike dumb little sprites that were popular with the kids who used to make Geocities/Tripod/Angelfire websites back in the day, kind of (which is to say “my contemporaries” because that’s how I ended up in my previous career and I think it’s how like 90% of the people in my age group who ended up as web developers got started: making goofy Geocities websites about Dragonball Z or what have you and then parlayed it into a career). Or maybe it was just supposed to make you think of video game sprites because they know their customer base is people who don’t really want to spend money on cars because their money goes to their sick gaming rigs. That’s probably more likely.
My bad!This was not my best work.
I did notice earlier while bored and going down a rabbit hole of web browsing, as one may do during the day, that Slate has these dumb little icon things that you’re supposed to put on the dashboard of your $5 truck with some sort of cute name that looked not unlike dumb little sprites that were popular with the kids who used to make Geocities/Tripod/Angelfire websites back in the day, kind of (which is to say “my contemporaries” because that’s how I ended up in my previous career and I think it’s how like 90% of the people in my age group who ended up as web developers got started: making goofy Geocities websites about Dragonball Z or what have you and then parlayed it into a career). Or maybe it was just supposed to make you think of video game sprites because they know their customer base is people who don’t really want to spend money on cars because their money goes to their sick gaming rigs. That’s probably more likely.
I’m an old retired software guy that embedded a WebKit interface for a GUI on two products.
I stuck my nose in and I apologize…
Just how old guys can be!
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