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Fear not! I brought blink back at http://terribleideas.neocities.org/ http://terribleideas.neocities.org/ (and a bunch of other really terrible tags, like <shud
by bradgessler 13y ago
Fear not! I brought blink back at http://terribleideas.neocities.org/ http://terribleideas.neocities.org/ (and a bunch of other really terrible tags, like <shudder/>).
- gngeal 13y agoAmazing! This is hands down this year's most important development in the Web technologies field!
- LanceH 13y agoIs it to early to call this Web4.0?
- derleth 13y agoDo you really not like epileptics?
- throwawayg99 13y agoYou forgot marquee!
- AlexanderDhoore 13y agoGreat stuff! I love a good satire. It's amazing what you can do with css there days. Especially <sparkle> is impressive. I also love that you used neocities. Who doesn't miss the 90s, right?
- DanBC 13y agoAnimated HUGE <hr> gifs would be cool too. EDIT: And spinning animated bullet-points. Did "Hot Dog Stand" have any legitimate use? How did it end up being delivered? EDIT: Apparently, useful for monochrome displays and some forms of colourblindness, according to a comment here (http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2005/07/a-tribute-to-the-windows-31-hot-dog-stand-color-scheme.html http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2005/07/a-tribute-to-the-wi...)
- endgame 13y agoAm I the only one who liked the Program Manager and the windows-minimise-to-the-desktop behaviour of win3.x? It seems like every other bizarre idea has been implemented in a window manager somewhere except that one. Or am I wrong?
- themstheones 13y agoI saw something quite similar to minimize to desktop in one of those super light linux WMs that lack a task bar.
- broken_symlink 13y agoROX-Filer can do that.
- workbench 13y agolove how you're hosting this on neocities, seems apt