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by skgough 3y ago
related, I thought the minimap was using the CSS element() function [0], but it turns out it's actually just a copy of the article shrunk down real small. [0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/
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by skgough 3y ago
I wonder how the Ladybird [0] project handles Quirks mode. Since it's more of a hobby project, it might not be fun to get pages designed for IE6 running well in Ladybird. I'm fine with that, especially as time goes on and less and
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by skgough 3y ago
The line we (Johnson City) were sold is that these hospitals would have gone out of business if they didn't consolidate.
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by skgough 3y ago
Airium is close: https://gitlab.com/kamichal/airium
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by skgough 3y ago
I will sometimes look at certain products and think about the labor involved to make them. Especially things that are packaged such that you know somebody in China or Indonesia was sitting there 10hrs+ a day to put on the zip ties or put so
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by skgough 3y ago
I hope this is where sustainable agriculture focuses it's attention in the future. Genetically modifying more energy-efficient organisms to be nutritionally useful to humans, while having free reign to make them taste however we want,
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by skgough 3y ago
The view transitions API addresses this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/View_Transi...
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by skgough 3y ago
There are two aspects of CAD that are very technically complex: parametric modelling and constraint solving. Parametric modelling is similar to 2D vector graphics formats in that instead of defining where vertices are placed in a coordinate
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by skgough 3y ago
It seems that neo-grotesques have fully supplanted the humanist typefaces in modern designs, with Aptos joining Inter and San Francisco. I wonder if Microsoft will replace Segoe at some point.
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by skgough 3y ago
I think the big difference now is how these sites stay alive. Now that we know things like Nebula or Kagi can work using a paid model, more of these types of user-supported communities will pop up. What's interesting about this, I thin
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by skgough 3y ago
I also think the visual idiom doesn't hold up, especially since implementers don't use radio buttons correctly half the time. To help people get the idea that they are possible choices for the same attribute, I like to wrap them i
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by skgough 3y ago
If people knew how to solve their own problems they wouldn't be giving you their money. I know there's a modicum of technical ability necessary to do certain things with computers, but for the most part, those can be solved by fol
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by skgough 3y ago
This technology is called galvanic vestibular stimulation and I found a relatively recent paper that actually tried to reduce VR motion sickness using it https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9714040 https://
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by skgough 3y ago
I remember a video years ago that showed a device you put on your head that could affect your balance using electrical signals directed at your inner ear. They were demoing it in this news report as a human remote control sort of thing. You
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by skgough 3y ago
I always understood the question mark to mean that the method returns a boolean value, eg. the include? method on Arrays returns a bool.
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by skgough 3y ago
I personally like the separation of concerns that HTML/CSS/JS evangelizes and I feel like it lines up well with how the old school MVC frameworks want you to think about things. I think a good middle ground here is that HTML web
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by skgough 3y ago
The FAQ mentions that this can run in QEMU. Are there cloud providers that support hosting a custom ISO? I feel like that would be hard to secure.