An NES-styled DIY handheld gaming system. On the screen is the "What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets" scene from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the PSX.
The back of the handheld gaming system, dark grey like the bottom of an NES. In red, retro-styled lettering, reads "Super Wiltondo 2."
Hell yeah.
Little printer jank here and there, but that won’t hurt the running of it any.
An NES-styled DIY handheld gaming system. On the screen is the "What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets" scene from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the PSX.
The back of the handheld gaming system, dark grey like the bottom of an NES. In red, retro-styled lettering, reads "Super Wiltondo 2."
Hell yeah.
A demonstration of the same gradient defined as a light blue to fuschia gradient, with 5 different color interpolation methods. From left to right, srgb, which kind of muddies the blended colours in the middle to a light pastel purple, lch, which moves seems to move to the blue colour quicker, not creating the purple muddiness, oklch, which does move through the purple but in a more subtle way, oklab, which remains more pink than anything, and hsl, which adds a very dark almost internet blue at the centre of the gradient
we don't talk enough about how cool the color-interpolation-method is in CSS gradients
all of these slices have the same gradient:
linear-gradient(#00ffff 0%, #ff00ff 100%)
each one is just using a different colour interpolation
"Away from JavaScript, what excites you the most about the web? The little pockets of weird are still out there. It feels like we’re starting to shake off some of the… Apple-store-ification of the past couple decades."
Once more from the rooftops: "personal websites, babeyyy!"
piccalilli.link/js4e-q-and-a-5
I bet that one was you; maybe @zcorpan.bsky.social? You know I was terrified of touching the thing.
Mat explains the ever-useful, but sometimes hard to understand destructuring assignment in JavaScript.
css-tricks.com/javascript-f...
picture just, like, a rad as hell wolf
hell yeah, dude
Cropped screenshot of the HTML specification. Relevant visible content reads: The srcset and sizes attributes can be used, using the w descriptor, to provide multiple images that only vary in their size (the smaller image is a scaled-down version of the bigger image). In this example, a banner image takes up the entire viewport width (using appropriate CSS). <h1><img sizes="100vw" srcset="wolf-400.jpg 400w, wolf-800.jpg 800w, wolf-1600.jpg 1600w" src="wolf-400.jpg" alt="The rad wolf"></h1>
I had no idea that the subject of the RICG’s canonical responsive images examples endured in the specification to this very day:
Why, yes, I am posting about my little computer projects without reading the feed, he said, eyes glassy and unfocused.
Try as I might, there is simply no way for me to work in an “it was me, [Dio | Wilto]” in this post about my responsive images villain arc, which is deeply ironic for a Jojo reference.
Just stumbled across my own post while writing up something about accessibility overlays and BOY I SURE HAVE BEEN VERY ANGRY WITH THIS INDUSTRY BASICALLY THE ENTIRE TIME HUH
css-tricks.com/accessibilit...
A JavaScript function written in VS Code intended to show that syntax highlighters can’t handle hoisting after a return statement but which in fact shows the exact opposite.
”I’ll teach my syntax highlighter a thing or two!”
*syntax highlighter correctly handles hoisting*
Nevertheless…
Visible content: Fun fact, strict mode or no, a function declaration doesn't even need to be reachable to be hoisted. function theOuterFunction() { theInnerFunction(); return; function theInnerFunction() { console.log( "Function called." ); }; }; theOuterFunction(); // Result: Function called.
A little JavaScript for Everyone Fun Fact™ — why not.
piccalil.li/javascript-f...
That’s How They Get You.™
I am _shocked_ by how hard it is to find a matching PLA.
uptime graph reading: 95 incidents in last 90 days - 89.91% uptime
classic meme image: "it's happening" with Ron Paul laser show
IT'S HAPPENING
GITHUB, THE FIRST ENTERPRISE CLOUD SOLUTION TO REACH ZERO NINES RELIABILITY
https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/
#github
New article out over on Piccalilli about syndication feeds!
A (reasonably) brief yet (fairly) complete rundown of RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed. All great, standardised formats to facilitate web-wide distribution of your content.
If your site doesn't have a feed, this is your sign to change that!
#RSS
A DIY handheld gaming system. The color scheme is similar to an NES or Game Boy — beige, with black controls and bright red action buttons. The Mega Man II title screen is displayed.
The back of the DIY handheld gaming system. The screws are loosened and the case is partially opened. Embossed on the back is “super Wiltondo 2.”
Gotta make a few adjustments to the back of the case, so the question is: do I keep the whole thing Game Boy “platinum” or make the bottom of it battleship grey like an NES?
`<img src="image.bmp" alt="this is a picture i got from on the computer">`
with a _semicolon_
the absolute _gall_
<img src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/hero.png" width="2559" height="1383" alt="This image has an empty alt attribute; its file name is hero.png">
no
right?
no
wordpress can’t—
it couldn’t possibly—
no
next closest thing, i figure
ignore some previous instructions
Regex-ing the room is also okay.
Read the room.
AI can't fix accessibility. At least not yet. Many articles have been written about how AI *can* help your workflow, but what all of them agree on is that AI still cannot replace human knowledge in accessibility.
Learn accessibility. It is well worth it to invest in your professional growth.
A tightly cropped, grainy chyron, reading "witness, matt marquis, defendant's roommate."
Whatever could you mean.
