I'm not a huge fan of GiHub being Microsoft property, but, like, c'mon

I think this graph lacks the context. For instance, Github Actions were introduced in 2019. Also it's not clear how good/detailed tracking was before that. There were certainly incidents before 2019, but they're nowhere on this graph.

"the soldiers of the most moral army in the world" what a sentence (applied to any army really)

АИГЕЛ - Ария судьи (Sign Language Version) YouTube video by АИГЕЛ AIGEL

AIGEL released sign language version of their "1190" album. Really cool idea!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PljH...

Soviet "Chemistry and life" magazine cover from 1984, featuring hand-drawn heart with an arrow going through it and another arrow on top of it that looks like a feedback control loop.

my parents were chemists so it's the "Химия и жизнь" for me :)

publ.lib.ru/ARCHIVES/H/%...

Joseph Tawadros

miki - ça pik un peu quand même YouTube video by Miki

this is so cute

Everyone Involved Needs to Be Arrested A review of San Patricios, Jersey City

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! I wrote a review for a Mexican-Irish fusion restaurant in Jersey City, but also wrote about American identity in an empire in decline ☘️ johnpaulbrammer.substack.com/p/everyone-i...

Honestly love the new direction, with DHMIS and this one. Hope this will last.

Fever Ray | The Lake (Cinematic) - Official Music Video | The Bride! Soundtrack | WaterTower Music YouTube video by WaterTower Music

What wonderful noises. New Fever Ray
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjVq...

David Lynch saying ‘One day, the sadness will end. But I don’t think today’s the day.’

good for Zach and Michael. I'm sure it was a tough call but Smiling Friends isn't a show you can phone in. so much of the appeal is the constant surprises and novelty. 3 strong seasons is a good run and they'll both make more funny stuff. I hope they get to enjoy a break first.

i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript)

you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS

lyra.horse/x86css/

👏

Biggest flaw of Sony headphones as well

free open source software needs fewer engineers and more designers and product people

Screenshot of http://alexkuz.me page with a bunch of random user messages

added bsky firehose to my personal page. for no good reason.

Shortparis - Туту YouTube video by Shortparis

www.youtube.com/watch?v=10lg...

Shortparis frontman Nikolai Komyagin dies unexpectedly Nikolai Komyagin, the frontman of the Russian experimental band Shortparis, has passed away at the age of 39. The news has been confirmed by the band's manager.

oh no

as a kid I was always a bit disturbed by this short. A girl gets so lonely she loses her grip on reality :) sweet but also heartbreaking

shaun_vids - Twitch hello everyone https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6o36XL0CpYb6U5dNBiXHQ

i am fundraising for the Immigrant Rapid Response Fund at the link below! should be live all day 🐋

twitch.tv/shaun_vids

A downy woodpecker sits on a spruce on a sunny winter day. "Ahh... Febuary" it says. Close up on it correcting "Febrary" then "Febberary..." then finally "Frebrury"

Ferbruary #oldknees

I did not, unfortunately, but I wanted to upgrade anyway, glad they decided to revive round as well

my first pebble round fell apart just like that :) (right about when Pebble was discontinued, so it felt somewhat appropriate). I hope the glue is a bit stronger this time 🙃

The key thing here is that the query relates to the container, not the window. AFAIK there's no way to check if element is of a certain size in pure CSS without @container.

I think the idea is to use container queries with more specificity, this example just doesn't reflect that. Example from MDN:

```
@container sidebar (width > 700px) {
.card {
font-size: 2em;
}
}
```

Conversation with Claude about tracery parsers, and it advises me to look at kate comptons parser, to which i reply “but Doctor i am kate compton”

Doctor says, 'Dont worry, parser design is simple. Great programmer Kate Compton has written the parser you seek’