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Cascading HTML style sheets – a proposal (1994)
(w3.org)
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The Californian Ideology [pdf] (1995)
(comune.torino.it)
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Stay Free
(twitter.com)
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The End of Trust (McSweeney's 54) (2018)
(eff.org)
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Riding the bike line
(portable.fyi)
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5y ago
Here you go, I hope you don’t mind raw markdown: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mdibaiee/awesome-lite-webs...
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5y ago
> Does anyone actually care about the header levels (h1, h2, h3 ..) when writing text? Anyone using a screen reader.
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> I don't quite follow what problem this solves. Textile was invented around the same time as Markdown, so it tackled the same problem that Markdown tried to solve, only Markdown got more popular. > so what's the use case? C
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5y ago
This is great! May I suggest some small improvements for scannability? ul {line-height:1.3;} ul li {padding-left:1ch;text-indent:-1ch} ul li + li {margin-top:.2em;} a:hover, a:focus {text-decoration:revert;} Also, using <ol> lists ins
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Textile Markup Language
(textile-lang.com)
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> If Not Markdown, Then What? Textile!
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Fuck Your Hustle (2017)
(blainsmith.com)
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Hey man, want some TCTs?
(fasterandworse.com)
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Cloudflare Considered Harmful (2019)
(devever.net)
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5y ago
HTML: https://papertohtml.org/paper?id=bc062760a8938d7e4bec9aedfd4...
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UserLand Frontier 1.0
(gryphel.com)
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Huetone
(huetone.ardov.me)
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5y ago
https://archive.is/J2x72
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5y ago
I believe txtify.it bypasses paywalls in some cases. Also, you can share the generated links.
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5y ago
I used 12ft for some time and got tired of loading bloated news websites twice. Archive.today is a good alternative but means making copies of crap articles somewhere else, while I just want to read them once. Ultimately I recommend txtify.
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If you ever need a more exhaustive feature set: https://cloudapps.herokuapp.com/imagetoascii/
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Stewardship of Ourselves
(berjon.com)
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The Californian Ideology (1995) [pdf]
(comune.torino.it)
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5y ago
You might also enjoy this piece about the Nintendo Game Processor, and its software, the “Mario Factory.” https://lunduke.substack.com/p/nintendo-game-processor-the-l...
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And this is their current implementation, for those interested: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/tree/master/app/asset...
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5y ago
`php index.php > index.html` should work, or from your browser “Save As…” index.html
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Files – Single-file photo gallery and file manager
(files.gallery)
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Hey man, want some TCTs?
(fasterandworse.com)
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There are no “peoples preferences” when it comes to fonts. 99% use the default settings of their browser, so any effort made to improve typesetting of a particular publication is I think more than welcome.
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I understand the author’s stance, but it’s probably mostly motivated by the fact that he runs a web publishing service (mataora.blog) where you can potentially write in any script, making it hard to support good multi-script typography with
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