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I'm participating in CSS Naked Day this year! (https://css-naked-day.org/)
I put a lot of time into making sure that my site was semantically polished and I'm happy with just how little I had to do for this to still have a usable website.
Check it out: https://natecox.dev/
Nooooooooo! I just got the shipping notice for my new #steamcontroller2 and it's coming #fedex!
All my friends got UPS and have delivery dates of tomorrow, now mine could be here any time from two weeks from now to October!
I'm ready for people to stop referring to system theming as "ricing" now.
#sony today as I try to log in to my PS5:
"We've updated our terms of service, please take a moment to read through the changes."
Then they link four separate documents, containing thousands of words which will take an hour or more to read through and years of legal schooling to actually understand.
"A moment."
Fuck you.
Hiya folks. If you happen to have a website that you built yourself, with your own ten fingers, without using any GenAI, maybe consider getting yourself added to the human-made webring. I'd love to see this thing filled to the brim with those bits and bobs of human expression that made me fall in love with the internet many (many) years ago.
My enthusiasm for using cloudflare workers on #rust is diminishing pretty rapidly.
The docs for workers-rs are frustratingly incomplete. Example: I want to use a durable object to store session data for a multi-user interface. workers-rs supports durable objects, seemed like they translated to structs very nicely, I was excited to get going with them.
Then I started, and man it has been a wild ride. After a few hours I still have no idea how workers-rs actually wants me to get and set data. I know that I can use the attached Storage to .get and .put attributes... but then what was the point of setting up the object as a Struct? Why can't I just use the stub request to hydrate that struct from the storage? It _feels_ like that's the intent but there doesn't seem to be a path to it... or is there?
Maybe it's time to give up rust for this and just write it with the native libraries.
Well I finally got a chance to build a mobile responsive navigation for my site. Been putting it off because I had so few links that they fit fine on a header, but today I broke that by adding one too many links.
Been a while since I built something like this and I really didn't want to add any JS to my site, so I finally figured out the checkbox trick; pretty happy with it. Did my best to be #a11y friendly with it, hope I didn't miss the mark there.
I guess eventually may have to revise it to be full page with scrolling but for now I'm content to walk away from it.
I guess maybe tell me if you try it and it sucks lol.
I'm pretty sure fudgsicles taste better at 11pm.
OK, I admit it; I was wrong. There is, in fact, one acceptable reason to have a CLAUDE.md or similar file in your project.
You ever feel like no matter what you do, you've already failed? Like no matter how much good will you build, it counts for nothing?
