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Zacky 🏰 Ma
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Bramus#CSS `:has()` feature detection with `@supports(selector(…))`: You want `:has(+ *)`, not `:has(*)`
> If you’re feature detecting `:has()` with `@supports` you must pass a selector into `:has()`. This can be `*` but if your code uses relative selectors inside `:has()`, use `@supports selector(:has(+ *))` instead. This must be done to filter out Firefox visitors who have flipped on the experimental `:has()` support, which currently lacks support for relative selectors.
I’ve been working on a personal open source project in the past couple of months, and spent some time with `DOMTokenList`. Here’s a write up of what I learned from trying to use it in custom elements. https://marchbox.com/articles/2023-01/using-domtokenlist/ #customelements #webcomponents
Using DOMTokenList – MarchBox
[`DOMTokenList`](https://github.com/marchbox/intl-elements) is a built-in DOM interface that represents a set of string tokens. If you are familiar with `classList`, you are already familiar with it. In a recent project, I wanted to make a custom element property as a `DOMTokenList`, here’s what I learned.
Marcin WicharyThere finally is a site for my book about the history of keyboards.
I think you’ll enjoy it. There are quite a few fun/interactive things in there, and you can sign up to be notified when the Kickstarter is ready! https://shifthappens.site
This keyboard looks interesting, but hopefully they’ll have a full matte black body. https://naya.tech
Andrey Kurenkov
Mike WI DON'T WANT SELF DRIVING CARS!!!!
✔️ I want boring things like public transit that comes so regularly I don't need to check a schedule.
✔️ I want fast passenger rail so accessible and easy it's preferable to suffering airports.
✔️ I want cities that aren't built around cars-as-default
✔️ I want the country to own it.
I felt asleep last night with my iPhone under my shoulders. This morning I unlocked my phone, first thing I saw was this in Notes app. Obviously I had a cat dream and reinvented sleep tracking.
AleksanderLinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky
"Pre-pandemic,~1% of all jobs posted on LinkedIn were remote. As of today, that number is ~14%...but that's not the fascinating part. What's fascinating is north of 50% of all job applications on a daily basis on LinkedIn go to that 14% of remote jobs"
Joel at Seldon Crisis@spellacy I'd like to point out that as bad as they are in many practical ways for disabled users, they also violate a core tenet of inclusive design - equitable use. Users with disabilities should never be segregated into a different experience from other users but should find the primary experience usable. Having an overlay fosters the mindset of having a website for the abled distinct from that used by those with disabilitiies.