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In 2026, I should go all in on RSS feeds and stop using social media as my primary source of news, information, etc. I'll still have some presence, just less active.
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Pip liked a post by Lobsteritus On Holiday
Pip liked a post by Lobsteritus On Holiday
Everyone's dropping tips for people making the switch to Bsky but I'll drop a tip that applies to artists moving to any new platform: Don't be embarrassed about your older art, and treat them like a backlog! You don't have to start completely fresh by only posting newer art.
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Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
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A great review. Geoff and crew have done so much to keep an absolute pillar of our industry alive and flourishing. Hate the see how damaging Google “AI summaries” have been, but love to see how much is being invested in the CSS Almanac. It’s one of my favourite resources on the internet!
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Pip liked a post by Scott Jenson
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There are 300K+ views on Youtube of my talk! I've never had a talk get this amount of traction. It's confusing as I've been speaking/writing about this for years. Somehow the stars aligned this time. Upside is that I've had lots of interesting conversations with folks because of this.
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Pip liked a post by Casey Brant
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I'm just over halfway through, so it *might* take a terrible turn for the worse, but I suspect it's actually just an incredibly well-made course from front to back. I've been writing CSS for almost as long as CSS has existed, and I'm getting lots of new ideas to incorporate into my own practice.
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Pip liked a post by Elwin van Eede
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My personal website is now part of the lovely CSS JOY Webring (cs.sjoy.lol), thanks for adding me @sjoy.lol!
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Pip liked a post by Ana Tudor
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No text duplication. A single image used. All with clever #CSS and #SVG #filter magic! 🪄✨ Uses `text-orientation: upright` for vertical text. Matrix filter extracts just the red areas of the image. These get intersected/ subtracted from the text. Live on @codepen.io: codepen.io/thebabydino/...
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Pip liked a post by Stuart Robson
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here's @laurakalbag.bsky.social with some fantastic @penpot.app resources Design tokens for designers: A practical guide penpot.app/blog/design-... Typography design tokens starter kit penpot.app/penpothub/li... Color palette kit - Design tokens edition penpot.app/penpothub/li... 🙏🖤
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Pip liked a post by Vale
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Welcome to the Marvellous Museum of Moribund Markup. You're in for a treat today, for I'll be guiding you through a brief history of an assortment of the more arcane esoteric elements of HTML past. Take a look at what they were and what still remains of them. www.htmhell.dev/adventcalend... #HTML
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Pip liked a post by Stephen Margheim
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The web platform has supported keyboard shortcuts for over a decade! Say hello to criminally overlooked `accesskey` attribute. Add it to an interactive element like a button, link, or input so users can fire its default action via keyboard shortcut, no JS required!
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Pip liked a post by Bramus
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Scroll-Triggered Animations … with nothing but CSS … oh yeah 🤩 codepen.io/bramus/pen/Z... (Coming to Chrome 145. Blogpost in the works.)
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Pip liked a post by Vale
Pip liked a post by Vale
A rant in the face of the industry's continued neglect and outright hostility towards digital accessibility and care for users. vale.rocks/posts/access... #WebDev #Accessibility #a11y #FrontEndDevelopment
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Pip liked a post by Singularity's Bounty e/
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When I was a kid, my dad bought a set of Encyclopedia Britanica I used to pick a volume and start digging into it. It was fascinating LLMs have the same feeling to me except 10x and the thing talks to me It’s simply astonishing
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Pip liked a post by atticus goldfinch
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I continue to think LLMs are absurdly powerful for learning, and I'm using them more often for it. The problem is that a lot of people don't have solid metacognitive skills around epistemics and autodidactism. You've got to have a handle on what you know, how you learn, and if you're learning.
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Pip liked a post by henry
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spoke with a friend who has taken to prompt injecting their manager after realizing that manager was just uncritically asking an LLM to rephrase inputs from reports as managerial outputs
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Pip liked a post by Jason Lengstorf
Pip liked a post by Jason Lengstorf
all I want for Christmas is to see this wall of friendly faces continue to grow. thank you SO MUCH to everyone who supports @codetv.dev, and if you want to see more tv for developers, consider becoming a supporter today! codetv.dev/support
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Pip liked a post by Adrian Roselli pH0
Pip liked a post by Adrian Roselli pH0
I understand this is framed as developer experience (DX), but I can’t imagine better DX than trusting native web platform features won’t get me intro trouble, or sued, or otherwise result in harm. My prior caution about trusting Baseline for real baseline support: adrianroselli.com/2023/12/base...
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Pip liked a post by henry
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new from our friend @likethecolour.red on Strangers, By Spring: "Bar Italia is both a cafe and a portal. What I mean by that is that it is open for 21 hours a day and anywhere that is open for 21 hours a day eventually, but inevitably, becomes a portal." strangersbyspring.com/2025-12-12
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Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
The more CSS focuses on typography the more we can convince designers that it's the best design tool for the web IMO. Love to see it.
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Pip liked a post by Pavel
Pip liked a post by Pavel
Open the article on desktop/laptop. Now resize the window. This is 2010 technology. In 2025, instead, we get a popup that takes up 1/3 of the screen and says "this website looks better on the app."
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Pip liked a post by spacegooose
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fun to see an art piece I did many many years ago, randomly show up unannounced in a youtube video! wild that it's still kicking around.
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