I held out for so long, just refusing to give up my precious HTML attributes. I was all like, "But HTML is so simple, why do we need to complicate this?" totally not hearing that whole separate layout from style argument. Now it's like the back of my hand but in those web 1.0 days I was a salty HTML curmudgeon.
I use Brave on mobile. But hover is just a feature of the phone, you should be able to do it right now if you're on one of the flagship phones. Especially a Note, you can easily see it when you use the pen tool.
Unless colleges figure out another way to get a diverse student population you can expect 99% of top university spots to be filled by Indian and Chinese men within 6-8 years.
As a kid I dreamt of owning a huge, custom-built castle that look all spooky and medieval on the outside but was completely high tech on the inside. Fell a bit short of that dream... #vanlife
Just a quick take this week. This episode sucked, the writing felt like season 2 of Picard and the production value felt like an episode of some random cop show. Too many logic errors, plot holes and contrivances to list. Third episode of Strange New Worlds S2 and they haven't gone to a single Strange New World yet. Feels like everything people hate about nuTrek has been dialed up in this show. Fucking hell.
Whatever that amount was that Facebook reached about a year before it became mandatory for your older relatives, parents and grandparents to join. Like a pre-collapse Myspace amount.
Thanks for info. I'm guessing that means that if a post gets reported a mod can hit Approve to clear the reported status? Still doesn't seem to justify having the approve link there if a post hasn't been reported.
Ok after typing my first novel of a reply this idea hit me, how about a simple css solution? Hiding a user or sub just adds a class (to their posts or links to that sub) and the class is just set to display:none in a snippet of css that only loads for the person who's hidden things. Might need to rejigger a little bit of styling to make sure everything still lays out as intended but that seems like it'd get around the query and refactoring issues.
So on Mainchan how would a mod go about say creating an announcement post that doesn't allow replies or shutting down any further replies on a post but still allowing it be viewed?
Coolness. I got into Midjourney for a bit, can't wait til we can generate that level of quality without subscription fees and artificial corporate restraints.
I'd be happy sis had hidden coolness. Then I'd prolly try and rope her into playing some fancy RPG like Mage: The Ascension.
♫ ♬ DON'T SWITCH THE BLADE ON THE GUY IN SHADES, OH NO! ♫ ♬
♫ ♬ DON'T MASQUERADE WITH THE GUY IN SHADES, OH NO! ♫ ♬
I held out for so long, just refusing to give up my precious HTML attributes. I was all like, "But HTML is so simple, why do we need to complicate this?" totally not hearing that whole separate layout from style argument. Now it's like the back of my hand but in those web 1.0 days I was a salty HTML curmudgeon.
Fighting + Trading Card Game.
Was done amazingly with "Phantom Dust" but no one has touched the concept since.
Get a Samsung Android, I've had hover on mobile since like the first Note phone.
I got one on that post too, niiice.
I use Brave on mobile. But hover is just a feature of the phone, you should be able to do it right now if you're on one of the flagship phones. Especially a Note, you can easily see it when you use the pen tool.
lol that was literally my reaction.
The error is gone for me so whatever you did worked.
Unless colleges figure out another way to get a diverse student population you can expect 99% of top university spots to be filled by Indian and Chinese men within 6-8 years.
As a kid I dreamt of owning a huge, custom-built castle that look all spooky and medieval on the outside but was completely high tech on the inside. Fell a bit short of that dream... #vanlife
What's wrong with shutting off access to the top universities in America for everyone who isn't an Asian man? That needs to be explained?
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Just a quick take this week. This episode sucked, the writing felt like season 2 of Picard and the production value felt like an episode of some random cop show. Too many logic errors, plot holes and contrivances to list. Third episode of Strange New Worlds S2 and they haven't gone to a single Strange New World yet. Feels like everything people hate about nuTrek has been dialed up in this show. Fucking hell.
Whatever that amount was that Facebook reached about a year before it became mandatory for your older relatives, parents and grandparents to join. Like a pre-collapse Myspace amount.
Right for me.
Thanks for info. I'm guessing that means that if a post gets reported a mod can hit Approve to clear the reported status? Still doesn't seem to justify having the approve link there if a post hasn't been reported.
Could remove DELETED if the comment has no children
Ok after typing my first novel of a reply this idea hit me, how about a simple css solution? Hiding a user or sub just adds a class (to their posts or links to that sub) and the class is just set to display:none in a snippet of css that only loads for the person who's hidden things. Might need to rejigger a little bit of styling to make sure everything still lays out as intended but that seems like it'd get around the query and refactoring issues.
So on Mainchan how would a mod go about say creating an announcement post that doesn't allow replies or shutting down any further replies on a post but still allowing it be viewed?
Huzzah!
Booty is life
Coolness. I got into Midjourney for a bit, can't wait til we can generate that level of quality without subscription fees and artificial corporate restraints.