FWIW, I can't see Ryan's pics in Chrome but they show up fine in IE. In Chrome it's literally just blank space, not even a broken image icon to right-click on or anything.
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FWIW, I can't see Ryan's pics in Chrome but they show up fine in IE. In Chrome it's literally just blank space, not even a broken image icon to right-click on or anything.
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I'm on Chrome too, so maybe that's it
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Ryan's pic works for me on Chrome. The host may be blocked for you, but if you can still load the pic separately, it probably isn't that.
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Is my coding incorrect for loading the picture? I have them in a private album on facebook then use the <img src="...
Want to make it easier for you guys!
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Huh...it gets hosted on FB then gets spread out on their content delivery network (CDN). Those might only be accessible to folks currently logged into FB, and it eventually gets renamed and stored elsewhere on their CDN since they're just temp files. When you visit a photo on FB, it will pull images from around the CDN instead of downloading directly from facebook.com to balance the load across the network and around the world. (Very rough description)
If you host to an image hosting site, like Google's Picasa, Imgur, TinyPic, ImageShack, PhotoBucket, etc., it gives you a permanent img URL that's publicly accessible.
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@ryan, i like that case but the shape of the camera/flash makes me think that it washes out photos taken with flash.
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fwiw I can see Ryan's pictures just fine on Chrome too..
@Ryan that's a really nice look, how's the quality on Bonobos suits? just curious..
@JC that's an awesome watch, really like it
@Foodie, I agree with Alan, I'm interested in how that shirt looks w/o the blazer as well haha
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@JC and Ryan very classic as always
@Alan/Pitt_10: Ask and ye shall receive. Sorry for the vast amount of plaid, I had already changed into my plaid PJs, and into my plaid bathroom before seeing your request
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@nicholas: thanks, even though I put them in a private album on facebook I may just try picasa instead.
@Pitt_10: the fabric is amazing and breathes well. The pick stitching isn't as high quality as I would have thought. Within three wears I had to have the breast pocket resewn - maybe it's my vigorous stuffing of pocket squares though I highly doubt it. Additionally I had to have the button top button resewn after buttoning and unbuttoning no more than 10 times. I had my tailor remove some of the shoulder padding because it was creating a crease between the pad and my upper arm. Overall, I am happy with the suit and it's my go to navy blue especially given the functional button cuffs. That said, I sure am glad I got it on sale (from ~$750) and only paid $175 after all was said and done with the discounts and credits I had.
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Nice looks everybody! Wanted to try experimenting with textures today:
Jacket:H&M (from the linen suit from a few years back)
Shirt: H&M
Pants: Calvin Klein
Tie: Tie Bar
Shoes: AE Fifth Street
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@Acoustic, where's that shirt from? It's redunkulously go-to-hell.
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@trash: lol its from H&M.
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Been a while since I've posted here. No class today (and the first day of my spring break, technically) but I still dressed up a bit. I had some apartment showings and I wanted to look like the kind of person you'd want for a tenant. Forewent a jacket for the vest since it's unseasonably warm out (high 70s).
Shirt: LEC
Tie: Thrifted
Tie bar: Macy's
Vest: Thrifted
Belt: Lacoste via Rack
Chinos: J.Crew thrifted
Shoes (not shown): Fratelli Rossetti wingtips
Watch: Casio Edifice EF-503D, aka the poor man's Speedmaster
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BenR - what do you mean "no class" today? I think it looks very classy! ;-)
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Nice use of a waistcoat BenR.
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