1. launch Safari
2. open DN
3. share icon
4. add to home screen
5. done

I'd use Shift+Cmd+4+Space

The filter option for slice/export only is removed, which i used everyday.

New headline: "Do Apple Still Has Its Design Mojo?"

Facebook login only, instantly unusable.

Here's the difference:

CC0 = I waive every right of this photo, it is now in public domain. Everyone can use it whatever they want.

the Unsplash License = I give this photo to Unsplash. It is now belong to Unsplash. It is not in public domain. People can use it mostly what they want, with one vaguely exception is you can't distribute it as a similar service.

Well, the main point of CC0 is to waive every right.

So, no. The Unsplash License is not similar to CC0.

If people want credit, they could use CC BY.

Once been CC0, the photos are loosed in the wild. You can do nothing to how they have been used. The people who complained didn't understand CC0 correctly.

What Unsplash could do, is adding more option like CC BY, and inform people how CC0 works.

What Unsplash did, is purely selfish and business driven.

One of my favourite CMS. How the themes works for individual page is effortless. You basically put a php file with your html in theme folder using that page's name, and it will be routed there. So you get customisation for every page to the fullest extent. I even tried write JSON output using its theme.

http://whencomesthesun.com/ I use this for the job. Simple, more informative, and double as a world clock.

Once understand how it works, it actually make sense. It reminding me to put key layer of a group to bottom. Things like wrongly positioned pasted layers, I used to align to side (twice) then align to centre (twice). Now you only need to align centre after paste.