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tennoseremel

@tennoseremel@lor.sh

Expect posts about books, games, anime, manga, web dev, dreams and Esperanto.

The future does not exist, no point to embrace it.
The past does not exist, no need for regrets.
The present is the only thing that exists.
The only place where I exist.
Eternal now.

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drq, to random Russian
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@zatelecom Мы тебя тоже любим, Миш :)

@GalacticJew

tennoseremel,
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@drq Оперный стыд…

@Evv1L

noellemitchell, to books
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  • tennoseremel,
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    @noellemitchell This is fine :blobcatflood:

    drq, to random Russian
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    Тут два варианта. Наши законодатели

    • либо вообще не понимают, КАК и ПОЧЕМУ работает Интернет;
    • либо прекрасно понимают, и стремятся уничтожить или маргинализовать его вообще всеми известными им способами.
    tennoseremel,
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    @ever Не совсем по теме, но к этому каменту: как это ни странно, но в США IT-проекты лучше не держать уже давно, если вопросы прайваси и вот этого всего что-либо значат.

    @drq @a1ba

    pieceofthepie, (edited ) to accessibility
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    A recent ticket submitted to /kbin stated

    "A significant number of people block remote web fonts..."

    I had no idea people would do this, the reasons why seem spurious but there did seem to be some accessibility concerns.

    Do you block webfonts?

    tennoseremel,
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    @pieceofthepie I do when websites use fonts that make my eyes bleed (metaphorically speaking). Although I also have many fonts installed locally (so web fonts are not actually downloaded, if done correctly), as I don't like the idea if regular redownloading of webfonts.

    ppk, to random
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    What's the most complicated nth-of-type(2n+1) formula you ever used in a real project?

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk Zero matches found. Amusing :)

    NidzjoKawai, to random Russian

    Пыталась посмотреть open street maps но чёто они меня напугали. Ну такое. :xenia_stare:

    tennoseremel,
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    @NidzjoKawai Там wiki читать надо, если речь о значения различных параметров.

    @StefanVV

    tennoseremel,
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    @NidzjoKawai Тогда кликни на точку, похожу на ту, которую ты хочешь добавить, и посмотри, что там :)

    @StefanVV

    ppk, to random
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    Federated TEST requested of the old 300ms delay:

    https://quirksmode.org/booktests/delay.html

    Please stay on the page when the unbeforeunload dialog comes up, and please report the difference between 'touchend' and 'Unload'.

    On my Samsung Android it's about 220ms.

    I hope this works on the iPhone at all.

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk I disabled beforeunload in Firefox some years ago… 😈

    ppk, to random
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    [att=val]
    [att~=val]
    [att|=val]
    [att^=val]
    [att$=val]
    [att*=val]

    Which of them have you NEVER used?

    I always had the feeling that there's rather too many of these attribute selectors, and that they were optimized for a use case that was cancelled a long time ago.

    OK, URLs. But other than that?

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk I use all of them from time to time (especially when dealing with legacy code). Although most often it is simply [attr=val] or [attr].

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk

    1. Targeting elements with specific inline styles… cough

    2. There was also that thing with pre/code with language-XXX classes, where XXX could be basically whatever. Alternatively I could write a ton of .language-js, .language-ruby, .language-css… And I didn't even have a full list. And it could change in the future too. Yuck. All of that came from user input too, so… Eh.

    3. The same as 2, but it was some sort of “utilities” classes with common prefix. Don't even remember exactly what it was, but something nasty.

    ppk, to CSS
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    Today I will write the first few pages of the part.

    My request: please tell me about your cool, non-obvious selector tricks. I'd love to include a few in the book.

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk I don't think I have anything unique. I like to do :not([class]) when I have no access to layers (which at the moment is basically all the time). Kind of like this:

    p:not([class]):not(:first-child) {
    margin-top: 1em;
    }

    ppk, to random
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    When was the last time you professionally encountered a site with a float-based layout that?

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk Somewhere last year at least.

    ppk, (edited ) to random
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    What shall I blame for my lack of progress with the positioning chapter?

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk All of the above.

    ppk, to random
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    Actually, this deserves a wider audience.

    Just now I read a toot[1] that says we shouldn't be so dependent on MDN, given the recent AI disaster. We should do our own documentation.

    The problem is funding. How will writers get paid? People look away from this question because it's Not Done to talk about money. Which is bullshit we need to get rid of.

    And remember: I used to maintain the precursor site to MDN + caniuse, mostly unpaid. So I know what I'm talking of.

    1: https://front-end.social/@nachtfunke@indieweb.social/110649099731456418

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk Alternatively, web standards should be more readable by themselves… 😅

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk If you require payment for everything you won't get far either.

    tennoseremel, to linux Russian
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    pw-play:

    --media-role
    Set media role (default Music)

    А остальные значения какие? 🤔

    #вопросы

    tennoseremel,
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    @bugaevc Thank you :)

    ppk, to random
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    Does anyone know when (or whether) masonry will be supported in Chrome and Safari? Given that's it's only in Firefox now and I am VERY tired of the grid chapter, I'm tempted to skip it.

    tennoseremel,
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    @ppk Write “masonry layout is bad design, avoid at all costs” there and move on 😈

    davidrevoy, (edited ) to random
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    What is the hashtag that you would recommend artists to use to say that their art is not created with AI?

    tennoseremel,
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    @davidrevoy I don't think there is a need. AI one is tagged, which is enough, IMO.

    tennoseremel,
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    @davidrevoy Dunno, I do expect it here on Fedi, personally.

    @jonn @SRAZKVT

    Edent, to random
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    Calling all nerds.

    Does anyone know why Firefox doesn't support the
    disable-output-escaping="yes"
    ?

    Is there something else I should be using to transform escaped HTML entities back?

    tennoseremel,
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    @Edent Browsers kinda gave up on XML and co. long time ago.

    tennoseremel, to CSS
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    What if…

    html {  
     font-size: max(1rem, 20px);  
    }  
    

    🤔

    davidrevoy, to Futurology
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    Meta: "MAY I JOIN YOU?"


    tennoseremel,
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    @davidrevoy Well, death doesn't want to vacuumclean my data… 😅

    5t3ph, to webdev
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    What's always been "weird" to you about ? As in, how something works? Less intuitive aspects? Stuff that trips you up even though you "know" how it works?

    This is not a gripe thread, I'm looking for constructive input, thanks!

    tennoseremel,
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    @5t3ph text-overflow: ellipsis not doing what one would expect it to. Which doesn't trips me up, but makes it pretty much useless either way.

    skye, to random German

    honestly while we’re at it, let’s just revive too, why shouldn’t we? because that’s the thing about free software, isn’t it? you can’t kill it. it’s literally not possible as long as the code is still available somewhere.

    so bringing THAT back at the same time as they try to repeat their strategy, that would really drive the point home, wouldn’t it?

    so, who here knows any good XMPP servers? or is the kind of person who can just set one up on a whim?

    tennoseremel,
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    @skye It never died. Still using it here :blobcatcoffee:

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