Robert KingettBloggers and newsletter peeps, I beg you, make your RSS feeds *easier* to find by having them be links on your website, especially on mobile. I am a lazy person, so having to hit share, and then my RSS reader app is sometimes a lot of work VS just double tapping on an RSS link. Also, sometimes, my RSS reader can't find your RSS feed. I *want* to follow you, but not by email. I use email for communication. #RSS #WebDev #Newsletter
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Tobias van Beek@brendt Thanks for your Things I wish I knew when I started programming presentation on the meetup in Eindhoven. It was a good talk and flashback to old times.
Konstantin DenerzThe Commodore logo built with pure CSS.
Single element, using the CSS shape() function and conic-gradient, no SVG, no assets ✨
📺 Demo on @CodePen:
https://codepen.io/editor/konstantindenerz/pen/019b8567-3da5-712c-bf47-00c1bbbca05d
Bastian Greshake TzovarasThis is so amazing: In 1970, the city of Paris organised a photography competition, splitting the city into more than 1700 squares of 250 meters length.
Now you can browse the images taken in 1970 in this super cool/simple map, square by square!
I already checked out my old neighborhood ❤️
/cc @cquest
Tjeerd RoyaardsA visual summary of inequality. Cartoon from last year.
Can confirm, the browser on the right is set to Portuguese, and the error message is also in Portuguese (both browsers are some kind of Firefox).
I also noticed that kind of localization (from browser, not website's lang) when I used date/time inputs
David Revoy
Not Just Bikes 🇳🇱I've been following this "mutual safety standards recognition" stuff out of the US/EU talks. This could be really, really bad.
It would mean that US vehicles, like those giant dangerous SUVs and pickup trucks, could be freely imported into the EU in volume without having to pass EU vehicle safety standards (like pedestrian safety).
I haven't seen any organised resistance to this. Does anybody know any other organisations that are fighting this?
https://etsc.eu/etsc-mutual-recognition-deal-with-u-s-will-cost-lives-on-europes-roads/
@darkghosthunter
In my opinion you are comparing apples with oranges. There are multiple tiers of repairability/upgradability, each with clear trade-offs.
The simpler example would be soldered RAM, which is more performant than SO-DIMM (soldered RAM can clock higher). But with the obvious trade-off of not being easily upgradable.
So you couldn't directly compare laptops with different memory installation options, sometimes even within the same vendor.
Different strokes for different folks.