It seems useful for two monitors.

A chromium-based privacy focused browser.

It's similar to LibreWolf for Firefox, but for Chrome.

Let's see how it goes

(via https://infosec.exchange/@qjerome/115026150941006582)

3 feeds:

• no feed: a couple of static pages about the organization. They are great as a source of truth, for timeless content and for diving deep into a topic.
• slow feed: a blog, newsletter or magazine for medium to long form content. . They tend to be medium or long form content and allow deeper thought processes. Slow feeds only try to get our attention occasionally.
• fast feed: a page with smaller more frequent content pieces, that people can refresh, come back to or even subscribe via RSS or activity pub. Fast feeds are a powerful force that tends to pull people in.

Different apps on different devices.

I need a system

#todo: reply to it

How to measure web server capacity resource management: here a quick introduction with Rust snippets.

#idea: rewrite it in JS for backend in JS.

I thought of :focus-within and got it right. The author shares a JS snippet and a method with the new :has() selector.

It bypasses Captchas and Cloudflare as far as I read.

(via https://korben.info/botasaurus-framework-python-rend-cloudflare-aussi.html)

How much do you know out of the basic CSS rules?

The stats are one thing.

The comments are another.

And Piccalili shares it https://piccalil.li/links/the-state-of-css-2025-results-are-in/

Sauf si certaines options sont activés pour certains lecteurs d'écrans.

It’s not always easy to keep these separate, especially when one’s vocation transcends mere occupation to become a genuine passion and source of fulfillment.

The job [...] starts with great enthusiasm, but may evolve to reveal fundamental incompatibilities.

it seems almost predictable that when someone works defining design principles for their clients all day, they don’t necessarily stop and think: Oh, maybe I should apply these same methods to my own life as well.

“One of the choices I’m most proud of is that early on, I realized that what success looks like for me is freedom and curiosity and the ability to follow whatever path I take.”

Freedom, Curiosity, Happiness, Authenticity, Love

The author alternates between the Mastodon instance Fosstodon and micro.blog.

À propos des boutures: à quoi servent-elles et comment

Il n'y a aucun remplacement

Toute réduc­tion est bonne à prendre. Toute augmen­ta­tion bonne à chas­ser. L’une ne remplace pas l’autre.

Mais aussi, si on se foca­lise sur trop de choses inutiles ou insi­gni­fiantes, on n’aura rien en résul­tat.

On peut comparer les mesures de réduction de consommation de ressources selon leurs ordres de grandeur.

Les grandes lignes restent: l'alimentation; réduire l'empreinte du transport (motorisé et aviation); la consommation jetable et le renouvellement rapide; le chauffage et la climatisation.

The unit lh can be helpful to adjust the distance of the underline from the text.

Lors des premières années, les services sont financées à perte. Une fois le marché conquis, les prix augmentent.

More on https://www.embedpdf.com/

An alternative to Obsidian or Typora.

It uses the Monaco Editor of VSCode: https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/

Mais MkEditor a quelque chose de différent : Il ne cherche pas à révolutionner quoi que ce soit. Il fait juste très bien ce qu’il fait.
(via https://korben.info/mkeditor-quand-dev-timide-cree-editeur.html)

• Newsflash as RSS feed reader
• Eloquent for
• Gradia
• Apostrophe: minimalist markdown text-editor
• Foliate: epub reader
• Geary: email client
• Gapless: music reader
• Podcast

and more: Tuba to browse the feviverse, Kooha to record the screeen, Pitivi to edit videos, Shortwave to listen to radios, Pipeline to watch Youtube videos.

Modular CSS or a bundles? It follows Rethinking modular CSS and build-free design systems.

On first load, modular css files are worse.

Once the files are cached, subsequent renders take just 100ms to 200ms slower with modular files compared to one bundled file.

Given that the guiding ethos of Kelp is that the web is for everyone, it looks like I should probably be encouraging folks to use a bundled version as the main entry point.

Seehttps://anisse.github.io/border-explorer/

A modal is a small view in the window: this view makes the rest of the content inert.

"presence" is optional online, unless we actively act for it.

The digital world is the opposite. Space and time are optional. There we cannot be perceived unless we send information. Only when we send data, like messages, photos or our webcam video feed to the internet, others will be able to perceive traces of us.

The author of Kelp use public and private cascade layer.

Public layers are: theme, extend, overrides and effects.

Centering text and containery

Load desktop styles only when needed and design for mobile first.

I can implement this strategy on my website to test it.

Different underlines for links: the regular underlined, the underline with an offset, the thin underline, the translucent underline or the dotted underline.

An informative website about the current split between X11 and Wayland.

A modern static portfolio generator built with SvelteKit and Tailwind CSS. Showcase your creative work with elegance and simplicity.

L'histoire de Yoshi Kiloyuki est un shōnen.

One of the best applications of modern LLM-based AI is surfacing answers from the chaos of the internet. Its success can be partly attributed to our failure to build systems that organize information well in the first place.

Remember Semantic Web? The web was supposed to evolve into semantically structured, linked, machine-readable data that would enable amazing opportunities. That never happened.

The knowledge of the Internet were structured with rich semantic linking, then very primitive algorithms could parse them.

It made them a subscription model:
▫️ Lust → Tinder
▫️ Gluttony → Uber Eats
▫️ Greed → Amazon
▫️ Sloth → Netflix
▫️ Wrath → X
▫️ Envy → Instagram
▫️ Pride → LinkedIn