Friday, July 21st, 2006
Google Paint
Google Paint is more Friday Fun :)
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I was hoping that “Google Paint” had been updated. I want spraycans dammit! Well we can’t have everything.
bah, not really Google
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hey
google stole this paint program from me :lol:
hey hey
google stole this paint program from me :lol:
a) This guy is going to get sued. He claims it’s a parody, but parody implies some sort of exaggeration for comic effect, not just a lame attempt to dress something up so it looks like something else.
b) This would be impressive if anything worked. Implementing a brush and a pencil tool, and then sprinkling in a bunch of non-functional icons doesn’t cut it. If I write a bouncing ball script, can I claim to have written the next metroid? No.
Must be a slow news day.
lighten up Crack
With a name like that youd think youd know how to have a laugh!
Nice work Stuart. Its definitely a good start but still you have to put some efforts into that.
Lots of the things are “unimplemented” yet. may be it will grow more powerful than tht creepy microsoft paint tool.
Read a nice review of Google Paint on Google Logs.
If you want something that really works and lets you share your drawings on a big canvas, try http://mydrawings.com.
If you want something that really works and lets you share your drawings on a big canvas, try mydrawings.com.
Hey Tim, I like that site for drawings too. Google paint is just another invasion of them into the market. Anyway. Interesting.
Here you can draw with your friends together in REAL TIME, you see what others paint and can influence their image:
Visit http://www.paintwithfriends.com and have fun.