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Yesss this is awesome! Nice to see a fellow skater dev on board! Pun intended 🙂

Ah that's ok, just as long as you enjoy riding that's the main thing. There's more to skating thay kickflips! Now I'm a bit older I wish I could skate more transition to be honest, it's a lot kinder to the knees. I'm not great though. I need to get back on the board 🙂🛹

My new Love Hultén synth turned out exactly like I imagined https://youtu.be/mYyJqIOrX64

skynet

Anyway tonight I'm eating cinna twists and pizza and playing COD. Reverting back to 2008.

I'm going to make "The Epic Style Guide" Thought through opinions on subjective ways to author web code.

i've gotten some new web dev / design follows. hello! my name is eva + i'm a design engineer based in nyc. i like shaping design systems and building small sites for the poetic web. i'm currently building a platform to assist with the legal name and gender marker change process. say hi!

I’ve introduced myself a couple times on Bluesky. Here’s some fun stuff this time: I like/am training to play roller derby I paint warhammer minis (AoS) I like spooky/scary media I have two cats, and love them dearly I play video games I am known for making this gif

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These peeps went from having no idea what Product Design is to presenting incredibly well-executed design solutions to real world problems in 4 months. So proud and grateful to be part of their journey. Go Cooper Union class of ‘23!

It’s hysterical to me how often the solution to any tech problem I might have is: turn it off and on again. The IT Crowd really knew what was up.

KETTLE: [screaming] YOU WANT A NICE, CALMING CUP OF TEA? YEAH??? YOU WANNA FUCKING RELAX?

Some more pics from my new book DRAW Available here: shop.christophniemann.com/products/draw 172 pages about the fun of drawing for kids (and grownups) + a 72 page doodle books where you can take your own ideas for a spin. Every book is signed (and I added a little doodle)

messin' with some canvas and GSAP

Didn’t write any code this weekend, but did work on a new party trick

For anyone looking to adjust their media diet, now’s a great time to consider escaping The Algorithms with RSS. Here are some of the blogs, newsletters, and independent news sites I follow: www.mollywhite.net/blogroll/ For feed readers,  I use Inoreader, but there are many other good options. https://www.mollywhite.net/blogroll/

Well hello again! Happy to be here 🫶

The future is now 😎 Wrote about animating to auto height as well as a bunch of other modern stuff coming to #CSS and #HTML in this article on the @zeroheight.com blog: [contains quote post or other embedded content]

Hello Bluesky 🦋👋🏻 I've updated the starter packs on my app blueview.app It now supports search across thousands of different starter packs 🎉 You can search for names, descriptions and starter pack members! Have fun, go find more friends! 🙂

Tip for presenters: Look at the audience, not at the screen.

Here's an interesting aspect of @ariakit.org test files: they don't reference React or JSX. Instead, they focus exclusively on testing DOM functionality (1st image). The component being tested is imported and rendered *before each* test in a separate setup file (2nd image).

🚀 New blog! If you are using GitHub Copilot, there is an exciting feature you should know about: GitHub Copilot custom instructions. 🔗 Read the blog on it here: https://johnlokerse.dev/2024/11/11/improve-code-generation-with-custom-instruction-for-github-copilot/ #github #githubcopilot #cloudmarathoner #azurebicep #azureverifiedmodules #infrastructureascode #MVPBuzz

one of the nicest things about submitting your patches upstream is getting to remove them a few months later 💆‍♀️

I don't normally like live albums but the don broco at the royal albert hall with an orchestra one is good https://open.spotify.com/album/5o1l7G0Dr8GGzUaFnTuhNE?si=FqKfQi2gT9G4tkYKEfAe6w

Multiple plants in that pot. I'd suggest to separate them into different pots and add support. A moss pole isn't strictly necessary (I don't use one, I have a wood pole). Like someone else said, they have a front and back. You usually want to attach the back to the pole on the rear end of the pot.

I also don't think you need to wait until spring if it stays inside. The plants might have twisted so finding the back (where the aerial roots grow) can be challenging. The front of the plan must face the light source

Wrapping up my dad’s website for his big promotional launch tomorrow and sneaking in one last delightful moment where his signature animates in… First step is cutting it up into parts that I can cleanly mask in with a path animation: