Longer hair than you.
Got the ⏻ symbol into #Unicode.
Open Standards / Source / Data geek.
Known as @Edent on most social platforms.
Bit obsessed with #SolarPower but not quite a #SolarPunk.
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I've added a "copy" button to all my code samples.
The JS is surprisingly lightweight.
<button class=copy onclick="navigator.clipboard.writeText( this.parentNode.lastChild.textContent );" title="Copy code">⧉</button>
Wonder if there's any other semantics / accessibility stuff I need to consider?
This is very weird. I had a passport.net account with Microsoft from 2010. Obviously that service has long since been discontinued.
Today I received this legitimate email from MS to that account saying my storage is full.
But when I try to sign into MS, it doesn't recognise the old account.
I am 100% sure this isn't spam. It comes from MS, only links to their website, passes SPF, DKIM, etc.
I wonder which old service is gradually filling up? How on earth can I sign in?
Three years after planting, and it was time to give our eucalyptus tree a bit of a trim.
Here's a before and after shot.
Still haven't attracted any 🐨 to London yet. But now our house is filled with the delicious smell of eucalyptus oil.
I think I've found a font rendering bug in #Firefox (and possibly Safari).
On the National Theatre website, Ronkẹ Adékọluẹ́jọ́'s name doesn't embolden characters with diacritical marks.
As far as I can see, the included Web Font contains é (U+00E9) and both ́ (U+0301) & ̣ (U+0323).
But doesn't include ẹ (U+1EB9) or ọ (U+1ECD).
Any thoughts on what's causing this and whether it is worth reporting?
URl: https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/artists/ronke-adekoluejo/
Font: https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/themes/childtheme/assets/fonts/5760911/470ca328-5bc8-43ae-b713-6fb2efeea277.woff2
Developers, be aware!
Someone from #BrowserStack is either selling / leaking / or giving away their customers' email addresses to Apollo.
Apollo will hand it out to any old spammer.
I recently read "There Is No Antimemetics Division" on my eReader.
One of the curious things about eInk is that it can show "ghosting". A slight shadow of the previous page might be visible if you stare hard enough.
"Antimemetics" has several passages which are redacted - which allows the ghosting to become a bit more visible. Leading to a rather discombobulating moment of trying to read words which didn't exist in this reality.
Checked in to The Barley Mow, 104 Horseferry Rd (Arneway St), United Kingdom
Meeting nerds in a pub. Thanks James 😃
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