Just thinking about the Florida shit actually killing Pride celebrations there, and
this is the first Pride in I don't know how many years where it feels relevant again, instead of just an event to be hijacked by corporate interests? So that's gonna make next month interesting.
(remember kids, the first Pride was a riot, and it probably should be again, and you've got 2 weeks to buy uh, Pride supplies)
re: Web dev rant
@mavica_again I don't know enough about this to make any kind of further discussion so I rest my case
re: Web dev rant
@mavica_again I'm rather annoyed at having to learn multiple languages / technologies to make one thing.
While not everything is bad nowadays and there have been improvements, things have also gotten more complicated over the years and I feel it's in big part due to having to keep HTML and CSS as standards (JS isn't perfect either but it's a whole other beast)
I dunno, I feel web dev is lacking simplicity.
π³οΈβπ Queer Games Bundle 2023 is live now! π³οΈβπ
Over 450 games, tabletop games, books, zines, albums, and art, from nearly 300 queer creators -- all for just $60, the price of one AAA game.
Version 0.9. of my solitaire collection is out! It now contains 16 solitaires in total: https://hempuli.itch.io/a-solitaire-mystery
Discarding translation, mirroring and inversion, there are only 900 4x4 fill patterns. #pico8
> load #fillp_cat
No Man's Sky UI
I really like how crafting in No Man's Sky happens by clicking on an empty slot. No extra screen or dedicated button, just click where you want the item you intend to craft!
REALLY wish that was also the case with recharging, repairs and the processor. With those, clicking on an empty slot lets you choose an item BUT you still gotta drag the item to the slot. Kind of a pain when you're playing with a trackball mouse.
Any meaningful UX testing in 2023 needs to account for ad blockers and password managers.
If your site or app doesnβt work with popular ad blockers, or it refuses to allow logins pasted in from password managers, itβs broken.
Yes, some executive type will want to argue about this because they think ad blocking will go away or they misunderstood some now outdated infosec guidance. Theyβre wrong. Users use ad blockers and password managers and if your stuff doesnβt work with them, itβs broken.
"The hot news that nobody sane has been waiting for"--the Windows XP activation algorithm has been solved, meaning anyone can generate an authentic XP activation code. (I find it's a wonderful "sweet spot" resource for VMs, old enough to run most '90s apps and new enough for the GPU support to do it well.) https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/26/windows_xp_activation_cracked/