Your SDA series is excellent, but I'm now needing to determine which scroll-snapped element is the one being viewed. For example, in the cover flow demo, how can you determine from JavaScript which cover is the snapped one in the front/center?
@harrymccracken Unless they’re completely clueless (which I don’t believe they are), Humane had to know the reviews would call out all the pin’s issues. So, what was the rationale for doing this too-early release?
Showing proof of progress to get ahead of competition due to market pressure.
Create a ⭐️ Star shape using clip-path and only 5 points (instead of 10).
Three different codes to create the same shape
1⃣ Precise version using math
2⃣ Calculated version without math
3⃣ Simplified version with easier coordinates values
I've been successfully using this one (https://codepen.io/t_afif/pen/wvdKRPx) in production but always looking for ways to improve DOM performance. Thanks!
@GossiTheDog The Citrix Bleed overrun was trigger by excessive data length. Even though the PoC for it used a long string of a’s it wasn’t specifically using ‘a’ that caused it. Is it really the letter ‘e’ with this Cisco exploit or another misuse of snprintf?
@MikeElgan I heard that he’s selling the King James Version (c 1611). Nobody this century reads that unless you’re a seminary scholar. KJV is public domain, available for free online or $9 in print on Amazon. Since there’s no licensing cost for Lord Trump, he’s selling you a sheaf of paper and keeping $50.
@chriscoyier You know the formula. Just do it again. All that old content is eventually going to be obsolete, and what isn’t could be refreshed. So much new material is waiting to be written. Call it CSS-Talk (css-talk.com is available). An homage to Shoptalk Show.
@bramus Now that I know what IACVT means can I change my vote to Yes? Seeing a console warning would be more helpful than just seeing this in the styles inspector. Does that create a precedent for similar types of CSS warnings, or do all the others emit to console already as one would expect?
@dangillmor Advertisers who are still on X are already predisposed to being taken. So X will apply the Google model of telling them that despite record traffic to X during the Super Bowl, the reason the advertiser had such poor engagement/conversion is “actually” because they “actually” needed to increase their ad spend for more coverage because they get lost in the sea of increased traffic. And so, they hand over more $. That’s how Google ad sales reps have been doing it for years.
@css Is it possible to use this method to create a filled star shape? You had a really tricky solution for doing that years ago and I wonder if CSS now gives us a better way to accomplish that today.