Will McGuganI just tooted this from a Terminal!
One of my passions is organizing the firehose of information we are bombarded with daily, and finding ways to make it all make sense.
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Software developer from Canada. Politics junkie.
One of my passions is organizing the firehose of information we are bombarded with daily, and finding ways to make it all make sense.
One of my passions is organizing the firehose of information we are bombarded with daily, and finding ways to make it all make sense.
Josh JersildI'm sure a lot of web folk are going to say "wow you're late to the party" but the fact that the <h1> tag's text size shrinks for every <article> or <section> it's inside of, but the other tags (like <h2>) do not.
That is a *BONKERS* decision and it's apparently intentional
ADHDeanASLMastodon is my favorite place to find locally sourced, ethically harvested, renewable, hand-curated, small batch disdain.
stux⚡️To celebrate the release of Textual 1.0, here is a new blog post by the creator
https://textual.textualize.io/blog/2024/12/12/algorithms-for-high-performance-terminal-apps/
Jay KuoI knew he had a trade surplus with Mexico. I didn’t realize it was nine figures. But sure, start a trade war! 🙄
Shafik YaghmourCalgary removed fluoride from water only to discover that over time not only did cavities in kids get a lot worse but serious medical issues requiring serious medical intervention also went up dramatically: https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/calgary-s-plan-to-reintroduce-fluoride-into-drinking-water-pushed-back-to-2025-1.6845098
Janie Karma S 🏳️🌈🖖🏿
Ok so to everyone saying this is Ironic... You would prefer that all major newspapers use 100% free models and depend on shitty clickbait to make money?
I don't know if its occurred to many people saying they believe all news should be free... but we have a big issue with free news being incredibly low quality and pushing clickbait. You ever noticed that there's an ENORMOUS difference in quality between the free, advertising-driven sites, and the paid sites?
It's a mess of a problem. Because now we have all the actual high-quality news sites being pay-walled while all of the shitty garbage news sites are free. However, to say the solution is that ALL sites, even those trying to do great journalism, must use the clickbait and advertising model is really absurd IMO. You'd essentially be arguing that high quality news doesn't matter and that they should just make themselves shittier in order to reach more audience.