Because it's literally a thing that carries people and will continue to be used long after we're all dead and gone. The only way it could be named more accurately is if it was called the "Cockroach".
How can you be the only IT staff member but have neither network nor local admin privileges? Anyway, it's hard to criticize Windows' screen capture process as being primitive if you're using a primitive version of Windows...
Wrestling crowds, and, by extension, wrestling viewers, who are encouraged by WWE themselves to Tweet and Instagram and make their voice heard, assume they have input and that their input matters.
I just learned that Muv Luv occurs in the same universe as Kimi ga Nozomu Eien... and now I'm scared to play... because men don't cry... ever... >.>
Yea, Photoshop can be really expensive, but that's relative and why Creative Cloud is a great option for most non-professionals. For a perpetual license, you can find deals on older versions then purchase an upgrade license... or just use the older version; Photoshop doesn't stale quickly.
the web can handle it just fine
Nice; thanks for the comparisons. :D The Total Eclipse anime put Muv Luv on my radar but I just couldn't get into it. Since then, I've been seeing Muv Luv a lot more and have been curious... Time to start looking for translated copies of the VNs. :3 fufufufufufufufufufu
Baba dook dook dook!
Muv Luv VN vs. anime: thoughts?
Don't blame the software; blame the user. PS handles large gifs just fine. You should be toning down the color palette, framerate, and quality settings anyway since it's for the web.
Their logic was clearly to go old school but their execution may have been... flawed. Just to be clear, I think it's silly and ugly and would rather have a bone-stock Scrambler than that thing.
It's called "Classic" for a reason... these guys just took it one step further.
That's because Gawker Media sites are the tabloids of the internet...
That's a pretty cool take on the old 80s logo! The rest of the bike... not so much.
Windows has thankfully included a proper screen-capture tool since Windows 7.
If you're looking for only basic functionality, Windows' Snipping Tool should be fine. SnagIt is just a poor man's version of Camtasia, which is way beyond your use case.
Semantically, return on investment would relate to something like gym membership, hiring a trainer, purchasing equipment, etc.; what you're talking about is efficiency.
Indeed, 2D love is best love.