Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

This was actually quite complicated to do: my source file is markdown, and markdown's convenient table format doesn't support tables with custom colours on each row. I could use custom colours if I manually make the tables in html but that makes them very hard to edit.

So what I had to do is make a filter that converts the markdown tables into html tables, then looks inside the table to see what my review is, and then sets the row colours accordingly

Update: I got rid of some javascript!

Previously, the page would load all the tables, but the table rows would just be a default colour. Then, a script would go through each table and set each row to the appropriate colour.
This meant that whenever you loaded the page, the colours would suddenly pop in after a second or two.

But now: all that processing happens ahead of time, so the colours are already there when you load the page!

https://averylychee.neocities.org/doctor-who/audio-guide/

@BatElite Doctor Who features a number of Multi-doctor stories, which are basically "some weird time event has happened, and now the Doctor is intersecting with their own timestream!"

@Saxxon I'm the same... all the projects I can think of are either recreations of something that already exists, impossible to do, or something that's basically only useful to me

@maple maple!!

@melaininpony dishes are so much easier with music

I'm looking forward to an upcoming audio drama, which they just announced is going to feature a meeting between the first and second doctors.

Here's a behind the scenes video of Frazer Hines and Peter Purves playing the 2nd and 1st Doctors:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXGZqE6bgrU

@azushark happy hatchday ♥

@melaininpony see you later ♥

@gerd after poking around, I think I've figured out why:

There's a lot of copy pasted code between the nest and pijul, and they want to take all the common functionality out and put it in a library (that both programs then import).

I suspect they'd be willing to open source the nest *once* they've done that.

@gerd they haven't yet open sourced the nest, which is frustrating — there are a few usability problems with it that I really want to help fix

*wriggles into an old floppy drive slot and sleeps in there*

I've been messing around with pijul — it's really amazing

@page@slime.global so cute!