Neat little CSS trick for changing the theme of a page in a pretty way, inspired by @kevinpowell: https://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/theme-transition.html
I’ve been building software for the web for over 12 years, working to make it more open, free, decentralized, and collectively owned.
Ich entwickle seit über 12 Jahren Software fürs Web. Ich arbeite daran es offener, freier, dezentraler und zu gemeinschaftlichem Eigentum zu machen.
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Ich poste in Englisch und Deutsch.
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Neat little CSS trick for changing the theme of a page in a pretty way, inspired by @kevinpowell: https://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/theme-transition.html
18 Rules of Software Engineering.
Want greener, cooler cities that are a “breath of fresh air?“ In case you thought Paris wasn’t ambitious enough this weekend, on top of our new exhibition, they opened the wonderful new “Urban Forest” in the square in front of City Hall! Part of Mayor Anne Hidalgo and her great team’s brilliant urban greening strategy.
I just launched Kelp UI (my UI library for people who love HTML, powered by modern CSS and Web Components)!
Currently in alpha. Rapidly building out the docs.
Let me know what you think!
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The libxml2 maintainer is no longer accepting embargoed security reports. They just get treated like regular issues.
This bit in a comment on the announcement really resonates with me:
> these companies make billions of profits and refuse to pay back their technical debt, either by switching to better solutions, developing their own or by trying to improve libxml2.
Too often a company will depend on some library, and then when there are issues with it, shame the maintainer into fixing them. "There's a problem with your project, it is your responsibility to fix it".
No.
You chose to build on top of this library, and with that took on all responsibility that comes with that choice. Any tech debt or bugs are now YOUR tech debt and bugs. What are you going to do about them?
It’s live: The Anti-Autocracy Handbook- The Scholars’ Guide to Navigating Democratic Backsliding. The need for this is self-evident given current events around the world and in particular in the U.S. The team of authors includes experts from relevant fields and several authors with first-hand experience of living under autocracy.
a pdf of the handbook is freely available for download at the short link https://sks.to/autocracy and there is an associated Wiki that will continue to be expanded and updated.
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People tell me nobody wants to look at climate curves anymore, yet here we are!!! Please enjoy our interactive journey through 485 million years of climate history and dive into the fascinating and important work of paleoclimate scientists.
Do you want to self host your own music 🎵 or videos 🎥 ? Maybe customize the looks? Check out https://simonrepp.com/faircamp/ and https://simonrepp.com/hyper8/ for some beautiful Libre tools 🙂
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I am sad about custom cascade layers, specifically that
@layer b, c;
@layer a, b;
results in
@layer b, c, a;
and not in
@layer a, b, c;
Basically, we cannot use partial dependencies to “prepend” layers to others.
I think for at-rules, it is fine to make them be added in order of appearance. But for statements, it would've been much better to identify layers that were already declared, and prepend or insert newly mentioned layers in the new statement's order.
@ZEITONLINE Ihr bewerbt einen rechtsradikalen Podcast, weil er so viel intellektueller ist als bei den anderen Parteien?! Was für Leute dürfen denn bei euch publizieren?
👋 If you wanted to learn how to do 3D scenes with just CSS, my new series of videos is for you!
I've just posted the first one. See you on YouTube 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgEHpkm0xTI
Degenerative AI
You aren't solving the problems created by over consumption with even more consumption.
Nox—new night train company for Europe:
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Aq4zXKdP4U
Website: https://noxmobility.com
Summary of video:
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Benefits of night trains:
• If you take away the time spent sleeping on a night train, it is faster than air travel.
• Carbon footprint: plane > car > bus > train