rebane2001

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by rebane2001 1y ago
Original HN title: You no longer need JavaScript: an overview of what makes modern CSS so awesome Changed HN title: Aspects of modern HTML/CSS you may not be familiar with As the author, I don't really have a problem with either t
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by rebane2001 1y ago
could you give any examples of how the page's accessibility could be improved - apart from your dislike of the background color you're calling the post un-accessible and telling people to not use it as a source - i'd like to
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by rebane2001 1y ago
I think so? I am aware that people who read the blog might base parts of their websites on my examples, so I definitely want to make sure they're accessible as to not cause a negative ripple effect on the web. I don't have a backg
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by rebane2001 1y ago
Would you hold another programming language, such as JS, to the same standard?
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by rebane2001 1y ago
that's the "auto" option, but the comment is taking about adding buttons to switch between the themes too
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by rebane2001 1y ago
that snippet of code was never meant to be used, it was supposed to be illustrative code that fits in a tweet text-shadow does make more sense if you're actually trying out the code, but the original intention was to demonstrate a more
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by rebane2001 1y ago
i'm not a "parasite" for having a personal threat model - i'm a person with a double digit number of browser CVEs, and i think it makes sense to take extra precautions because of that and like, noscript doesn't mean
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by rebane2001 1y ago
i have js enabled for webapps such as discord and bluesky - having js disabled by default for sites i haven't visited is very good for limiting attack surface for sites such as facebook, i don't really use them that often, so i on
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by rebane2001 1y ago
the picker's touch area is really small on mobile, you can use it but you have to be accurate
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by rebane2001 1y ago
not my pronoun, and not what the section talks about if you're going to disagree with something, please at least read it first
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by rebane2001 1y ago
it's a lot more readable than a bunch of divs if an element that semantically fits your needs already exists you don't need to make up an element in the first place
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by rebane2001 1y ago
it should work, did you put the css between <style> tags? also the box-shadow is a box shadow, you might wanna change it to text-shadow if that's what you'd expect from it
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by rebane2001 1y ago
fwiw, i've been using the internet with noscript and i find it perfectly usable for any sites that do need js, i simply enable it for them from the extension, so it never gets in the way with sites i use regularly it's pretty nice
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by rebane2001 1y ago
The sentence you quoted refers to the 'centering a div' example, not CSS as a whole.
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Show HN: Tic-Tac-Toe in Pure CSS (No JavaScript/HTML)(lyra.horse)
4 points by rebane2001 1y ago|1 comments
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by rebane2001 1y ago
you can pretty easily get randomness for clickable stuff by animating the z-index of multiple objects
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by rebane2001 2y ago
hi, creator of site here, just leaving a comment for questions and such
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Show HN: CSS Clicker – a pure-CSS idle game where you build your own website(lyra.horse)
12 points by rebane2001 2y ago|2 comments
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by rebane2001 2y ago
I just open Sublime Text (a basic text editor) and start typing away HTML/CSS until I've got something I like the look of. No fancy IDE features or anything, just typing out code into a file :). I also use my browsers' DevToo
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by rebane2001 2y ago
No JS on the page, only HTML/CSS :)
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by rebane2001 2y ago
You cannot share your Root folder, I just threw it in there as a fun bit of unrelated trivia about Drive :). If you attempt to share it (you can try!) you'll just get an error.
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by rebane2001 2y ago
I'm not sure how that'd save you here unless you go out of your way to block the youtube domain entirely.
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by rebane2001 2y ago
I think they were very successful in their goal, they just lacked resources and funding. Their site was a joy to use, it certainly accomplished the vision.
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by rebane2001 2y ago
On Cohost the feed is chronological, so I felt like I was seeing everything my friends were sharing, but not much else. There's no like/repost/follow counts, so engagement baiting is discouraged. It's not addicting, I ca
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by rebane2001 2y ago
Powerful XSS vulnerabilities are found all the time, but they usually doesn't break the news because they aren't wormed. Samy was a worm, spreading from user to user exponentially, hence it being a very loud attack with news about
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Exploiting V8 at OpenECSC(lyra.horse)
5 points by rebane2001 2y ago|0 comments
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by rebane2001 2y ago
I just tried http://example.org in firefox and chrome, neither gave me a warning. I do get a redirect or warning for http sites in firefox focus, but that's separate from normal firefox.
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by rebane2001 2y ago
It'd be impossible to prevent non-full URLs without also imposing extremely heavy restrictions on images, styling, and html. There are way too many ways to hide, spoof, or obfuscate an url. And even then, you'd need to somehow ren
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by rebane2001 2y ago
Thank you! Getting to read comments like this really makes all the extra effort worth it :)
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by rebane2001 2y ago
This is a physical attack, the attacker edits the URL (as can be seen in the demo video).

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