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by zichy 3y ago
>Brutalism in architecture is often very playful >not at all about the pure functionality absence of any aesthetic as That's exactly the vibe I got from https://brutalistwebsites.com . Like many, I like both the aesthe
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by zichy 3y ago
Shameless self-plug: I recently created my own classless CSS framework[1] and would appreciate feedback. [1]: https://github.com/zichy/fieber
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Munger Hall: A Billionaire's Bizarre Social Experiment(youtube.com)
2 points by zichy 4y ago|0 comments
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by zichy 4y ago
[Clown emoji]
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by zichy 4y ago
The fix in the article seems very strange to me. For something like a horizontal list of tags/labels, you would want to use flexbox. Using `display: inline-block` and the default text spacing creates an inconsistent layout.
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by zichy 4y ago
>They come to me because we were a family, and we still are. They most definitely are not. They are in an employment relationship.
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by zichy 4y ago
This is not directly related to Counter, but here is a nice explanation of how GoatCounter[1] has implemented session tracking: https://github.com/arp242/goatcounter/blob/master/docs/sessi... [1]:
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by zichy 4y ago
At a previous job we used https://gitmoji.dev , which scrumoji is based on. At some point I started using the ladybug emoji for bugs because it's actually a bug while my colleagues kept using the caterpillar emoji because th
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Would you prefer a four-day working week?(cam.ac.uk)
2 points by zichy 4y ago|2 comments
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by zichy 4y ago
Those "toggle buttons without JavaScript" are one of my pet peeves. It's always the same thing: 1. Someone finds out that you can use `:checked`. 2. They add some JavaScript to "enhance" their idea. 3. It's sti
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Discourse 3.0 Is Here(blog.discourse.org)
3 points by zichy 4y ago|0 comments
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PHP: Prolog Home Page(php.energy)
126 points by zichy 4y ago|32 comments
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PsyLink: AI-Powered Neural Interface(psylink.me)
1 points by zichy 4y ago|0 comments
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by zichy 4y ago
It is made in China afaik.
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Principles for sustainable software design(knowledge.sdialliance.org)
1 points by zichy 4y ago|0 comments
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by zichy 4y ago
> He proved over and over again. [Narrator voice] He did not.
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by zichy 4y ago
What does "increases work productivity" even mean? Is this a problem with the original Firefox?
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by zichy 4y ago
I like your taste – Input and IBM Plex (on which the iA Writer family is based) are my favorites as well. iA's old typeface Nitti is great as well.
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twtxt: Decentralised, minimalist microblogging service for hackers(github.com)
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by zichy 4y ago
There won't be _one_ remote event again, but multiple decentralized ones.
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by zichy 4y ago
If you're interested in a summer congress, visit the GPN[1]. [1]: https://entropia.de/GPN (German)
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by zichy 4y ago
Even then it would not really be accessible. Alternative texts are just text blobs without any semantics and are read by screenreaders without any interruption.
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by zichy 4y ago
I know some friends who would prefer to play this in their native language, so I can't wait for the i18n: https://github.com/wikispeedruns/wikipedia-speedruns/issues/...
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by zichy 4y ago
>All css frameworks really should prefix their classes so you can mix them. I don't believe that would work out.
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by zichy 4y ago
I'm not sure why you are so insistent. Of course it is important for accessibility. I have also worked for government sites, conducted a11y tests myself, and worked with independent auditors from Canada and Germany. Semantic HTML is a
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by zichy 4y ago
Hey, thanks for commenting! * I think everything regarding the `aside` elements has already been said in the GitHub issue: It's context specific and you can't determine in advance if a certain (card) element is part of the main co
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by zichy 4y ago
I was referring to the global page header/footer you were talking about, should've made that more clear. Obviously you are allowed to use multiple `<header>` and `<footer>` elements on the same page. While it is true t
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by zichy 4y ago
It is not true that they do have hardly any impact on accessibility. But if you want to go that way: MVP.css uses `<label>` instead of `<fieldset>`/`<legend>`. See https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TEC
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by zichy 4y ago
The problem of using semantic elements incorrectly remains. The front page states "just semantic HTML and you're done" which is wrong. I know that it is called "MVP", but firstly the term viability can mean differen
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by zichy 4y ago
But putting the `<header>` and `<footer>` inside the `<main>` element is not semantically correct. If it would be, you wouldn't need `<main>`. That's exactly why there's a very basic limit to classless

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