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so i'm making myself a small website, and i have those scroll train type things (sticky element with 100vh on a longer element that's say 300vh) and while it works perfectly fine on desktop, when i view it on my phone, i see the background element when the tool bar scrolls up. ( as demonstrated in my site yuditopp.com . i left the background a different color so that you can view what i mean if you open on mobile.) my question is what is the best way to adress this? i tried changing from svh to lvh, but then i have words getting cropped out. when i switch to dvh, then it starts readjusting the site every 2 seconds when you scroll up or down. any advice on what people do for this type of situation?

Just watched the Galaxy movie tonight. Dunno what all the low reviews are about‽ I found out pretty good. Obviously it's a family movie, so I'm not going in expecting a crazy movie. But I found it very good, possibly even better than the first one. My only criticism would be the end where peach and Rosalina just need to touch hands to solve the whole universe's problems. I also don't get why they would go with a 'sister' plot when in the galaxy game, Rosalina seems to not know much about peach other then that she's Mario's "special one". Almost as if it's her first time hearing about a princess peach. However even with that discrepancy, I'd still find the movies approach enjoyable, and I'm fine with Mario lore being added by the movies. There's also a lot of technical parts I like about both Mario movies. I think the voices were done really good. I originally didn't know how you can make Mario watchable in a full length movie, but somehow they pulled it through, and I think they scored an ace in that. I think the same about character models. I also think the visuals are beautiful. I like the different Mario themes being a part of the sound track, but I feel like they tried too hard to cram as many tracks possible, thus leading to a bit of a mess. I think you don't need to change to a different theme every 2 seconds in the movie. Otherwise, I think it was very well made. Even the story, which seems to be the biggest complaint online, was perfectly fine for me other than that point I made about magic at the end. I think there was a pretty clear and straightforward plot. Either way, I'd be glad for more Mario movies. (And Nintendo movies in general).

just used a drawing tablet for the first time (kamvas 16 pro) and i tried looking for a wireless one for myself. but it seems like they are all wired only, a standalone computer, or doesn't have a screen. i want it for my pc for individual brush strokes on my drawing software's. not full png files to import to my pc. but my pc is connected to a tv about 10 feet away. so i need something wireless. i saw some wacom wireless tablets, but they all seem to be screenless drawing pads which i have no idea how those are even used. i know this isn't a wacom specific question as i don't need specifically a wacom, but i figured you guys would know the options out there as my googling isn't getting me anywhere

hey all. was wondering what you all think of adobe's future.

for the longest time Adobe (at least in my eyes) had two main strong suits.

1. full suite of software all interconnected. (no need to deal with a different company for every piece of software you need).

2. being the industry standard (would be tough to migrate an entire team to a new software)

they also seem to have never had any real competition for the above two advantages.

however it seems like they are slowly getting squeezed from all sides. although that's no surprise for a company, I don't know how they'll pull through this? (I guess that's why I'm not the new CEO who will have to navigate this).

they always had basic competitors to individual software (DaVinci, affinity, blender, Autodesk, figma, etc etc.) they never took more than their specialty, and create an actual suite of services.

however it seems to me that for the past few years, they are actually starting to intrude into that space. few days ago DaVinci (which is already significantly better then premier pro) announced photo editing. canva is 100% trying to make Photoshop and Lightroom obsolete with their acquisition of affinity, and merging it all into one free program. blender already has an enormous studio of 3d modeling, 3d animating, 2d animating, CGI, VFX, and more. figma completely annihilated Adobe when it comes to ui and ux design. and they keep adding more and more tools (photo editing, programming, etc.) and obviously Autodesk is already used by all the studios for it's set of tools.

and like I said before, it's obviously no shock that a company has competition, but I don't think Adobe ever really had so many companies coming from all angles, and all trying to create bigger and bigger suites of tools (which like I said, is adobe's main advantage).

and their second advantage is only a temporary advantage before all the newer hobbyists, creators, and companies, start using the significantly cheaper options.

and all throughout, Adobe barely seems to be innovating IMO.

what do you all think about this? I'm probably overreacting thinking that they will lose their crown as the top. but maybe others feel the same.