In case you missed it, this December GTK blog from Emmanuele reflects on the incredible amount of work hundreds of contributors put into GTK 4.0 over the last four years. https://blog.gtk.org/2020/12/17/who-wrote-gtk4/
I got a first draft of a teaser for the audiodramas I've been enjoying! Uploaded to: http://adrian.geek.nz/audiodrama-teaser.mp3
I'm not really sure what I'm doing... Currently 11 minutes long.
Currently I'm looking for some good laughter to represent The Red Panda Adventures... What fraction of that show is laughter?
I've already got good snippets for:
* ars Paradoxica
* Black Jack Justice
* The Bright Sessions
* Magus Elgar
* Old Gods of Appalachia
* Welcome to Night Vale
* & Wolf359
I think this'll be enough to form a good teaser!
Because I like making Massive Markdown Tables of Shit, I made a massive markdown table of various tasks and suitedness, as well as some physical characteristics, of different computing / electronic devices: desktops, laptops, tablets, mobile, ebook readers, embedded/dedicated devices, servers, cloud.
https://joindiaspora.com/posts/880e5c403edb013918e1002590d8e506#956cc690403301391d35002590d8e506
(That should open to the appropriate comment on the thread, if not, scroll down to the large table.)
O.K., I'll expand on that clarification here.
Error recovery in CSS simply involves ignoring anything I don't (yet?) support. It's trivial! I've implemented it!
WHATWG justified HTML error correction by referring to CSS, but WHATWG HTML's rules differ for the different elements. There's not that many implementations which gets it standards-compliant.
Instead the HTML parser I use has a simpler approach that works perfectly fine on most existing pages. No need for WHATWG's complexity!
A super-talented artist by the name of Stéphane Richard (known previously as Wootha) dropped a bunch of their work into the public domain.
How much?
OVER 90 GIGS. THEIR LIFE'S WORK.
I just updated https://rhapsode.adrian.geek.nz/2021/01/23/why-html.html
Mostly spelling corrections, but I also added a few more links (also to https://rhapsode.adrian.geek.nz/2020/10/31/why-auditory.html ) & clarifications. I was looking for link on that first blogpost to backup my voice assistants are considered cool!
e.g. I clarified that I'm not opposed to error recovery in HTML, I just don't think the complexity in WHATWG's standard is justified
If you ever liked my microreviews I posted on my playvicious account, and you're neurodivergent, you'll love(maybe?) my multi paragraph reviews on #SolGarden, a forum for all #neurodivergent folks which particularly centers #BIPOC! (Yes non-BIPOC folks are welcomed)
Here is our Code of Conduct: https://docs.sol.garden/coc/
Post using #SolGardenInvite to let us know you'd like to join! If you have a neurodivergent friend not on Mastodon, let us know and we can get them an invite!
"While it is possible to 'finish' a web document, the fixed information becomes stagnant, thus abolishing any desire for a return visit. This is something I call a cob-web page." http://www.wendycarlos.com/live.html
Well well, what do we have here? https://idlewords.com/microsoft_words_actions.html
Starting ISP
@fikran you'd need to either connect to an IP exchange (likely expensive) or use a large bandwidth connection and build a network of there like nycmesh or guifi net using a combination of long range wireless and cable
@category_mirrory Happy birthday!!
B# (Be Sharp) is a small, modern, object-oriented language designed explicitly for small footprint embedded systems. https://www.bsharplanguage.org #dev #programming
@brainblasted I experience the exact same thing when developing web browsers!
@grumpysmiffy
found another boostrap customiser thing
https://bootstrap.build
A browser developer posting mostly about how free software projects work, and occasionally about climate change.
Though I do enjoy german board games given an opponent.
Pronouns: he/him