This afternoon we went hunting for #manuscript#fragments inside the bindings of printed books, with the help of an endoscope. We made some very interesting finds, from ninth-century strips to Gothic music.
You can now create HTML and CSS fragments in Kitten.
This introduces two new file extensions (.fragment.html and .fragment.css) and you can import these fragments into your pages and into other components and fragments as if they were JavaScript modules*.
[Screenshot of terminal window showing hx (Helix Editor) with two panes. Left pane, selected, shows source of Markup.fragment.html: I’m some HTML from Markup.fragment.html.
${SLOT} I’m some other HTML Markup.fragment.html.
${SLOT.other} I’m yet more HTML Markup.fragment.html.
This little gem is Flodoard's Historia Remensis ecclesia Bk 2. (Also in this volume is/was Hincmar's Opuscula in Causa and #Hincmar's De Divortio; clearly a collection devoted to #Reims!)
#grenade#fragments were found in the passengers of #Prigozhin's plane. This is easy to do without any person on board being involved. It doesn't absolve #Putin.