designer’s day out

So, few of us designers were grumbling when MM was concentrating more and more on the textual monotonous stretches which people called CODES/SCRIPTS. Hmmm, it is time for us now, MM have a whole bunch of new things in the …

So, few of us designers were grumbling when MM was concentrating more and more on the textual monotonous stretches which people called CODES/SCRIPTS. Hmmm, it is time for us now, MM have a whole bunch of new things in the store for us. Practically, I code because I need that for my design, heeee. Check out the mothership’s design shuttle.


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