I make websites, sometimes even for money. I then spend that money on things I prefer to own, such as groceries.
If I've followed you, it's because I'm figuring out how to trap you inside a tiny, magical crystal. If you've followed me, please do not attempt to crystallize me—that would be very rude.
Also, I made a browser game called Threeka! You can play it, if you want, at https://threeka.com
| Threeka | https://threeka.com |
| he/him? | yes |
| favorite way to cook an egg? | over medium |
Probably worth pointing out that you shouldn't actually use this in anything serious. The way the moiré-like pattern appears to a user can vary *quite a bit* depending on their browser engine and display, so you can't guarantee a controlled experience.
Discovered this little #CSS trick by accident today.
background: repeating-conic-gradient(springgreen 359.6deg, rebeccapurple, navy);
You can play with the values to change how noisy or colorful the pattern is :)
my friend brian just emailed me to point out Edmonton Copy 👏👏👏
well done, owner's kid. it is so good that i thought you might have built it in FrontPage.
the only thing that would have improved it 5% was if it had an @telusplanet.net email address
Made a silly joke in a job interview today, and the interviewer not only cracked up, but yes-anded me. Been riding that high all day, lol.
#ScreenshotSaturday post that is actually a video. In Threeka, you can merge 2, 3, 4 or more planets together in a single move. With the right setup, merges will chain together, leading to a pretty satisfying payoff. You can play the game (and submit your high score to the global scoreboard!) at https://threeka.com
Gabriele Svelto
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