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Michael Klöpzig
@micha
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processing bytes and photons, rocks and wine.
SnugugCSS is kinda fabulous r/n. I've got this nested table of contents for a page that's sticky along the side as you scroll, list of links and details/summaries with nested lists, that is both a scrollspy with whatever is currently visible, but also automatically opens and closes the details! ALL WITHOUT JAVASCRIPT.
A wonderful combo of scroll-target-group and :target-current for the scrollspy, ::details-content w/content-visible for the details opening, a healthy use of :has, and ofc pos: sticky.
The Oatmeal
Meredith Whittaker📣 Germany's close to reversing its opposition to mass surveillance & private message scanning, & backing the Chat Control bill. This could end private comms-& Signal-in the EU.
Time's short and they're counting on obscurity: please let German politicians know how horrifying their reversal would be.
Matthias Ott✍️ New post: European Tech Alternatives 🇪🇺
#blogtober #tech #software #europe
https://matthiasott.com/notes/european-tech-alternatives
@maho In hindsight: Yes. But to be fair, each of those "complications" started as a solution to the limitations of incompatible browsers and a messy web platform. We've come a long way since then.
‘The platform’s native capabilities like progressive rendering, semantic HTML, the cascade, instant navigation are now considered “old-fashioned.” Reinventing them in JavaScript became “best practices.”
We chased functional purity on a platform that was never designed for it. And we built complexity to paper over the mismatch.’
https://alfy.blog/2025/10/04/how-functional-programming-shaped-modern-frontend.html
Chris HeilmannThat's a new one - a fake reCaptcha screen asking me to paste some code into the Terminal! Never, ever, do that!
@cstross I think we need to establish a baseline of how stupid a question can be. If below the threshold, the AI should just answer with whatever is the equivalent of a raised eyebrow and a blank stare.
Jens Oliver MeiertHow the Anti-AI Movement Hurts Itself (and What It Could Do Instead):
Strong “yes” to AI criticism, strong “no” to anti-AI fanaticism.
