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  1. @jwildeboer Why CSS? Can't wait to go back to

    <CENTER>
    <FONT COLOR="#FFFF00">Lorem Ipsum </FONT><FONT SIZE=+3><FONT COLOR="#FF00FF">dolor sit amet</FONT></FONT><BR>
    </CENTER>

    😏

  2. @jwildeboer Why CSS? Can't wait to go back to

    <CENTER>
    <FONT COLOR="#FFFF00">Lorem Ipsum </FONT><FONT SIZE=+3><FONT COLOR="#FF00FF">dolor sit amet</FONT></FONT><BR>
    </CENTER>

    😏

  3. @jwildeboer Why CSS? Can't wait to go back to

    <CENTER>
    <FONT COLOR="#FFFF00">Lorem Ipsum </FONT><FONT SIZE=+3><FONT COLOR="#FF00FF">dolor sit amet</FONT></FONT><BR>
    </CENTER>

    😏

  4. @jwildeboer Why CSS? Can't wait to go back to

    <CENTER>
    <FONT COLOR="#FFFF00">Lorem Ipsum </FONT><FONT SIZE=+3><FONT COLOR="#FF00FF">dolor sit amet</FONT></FONT><BR>
    </CENTER>

    😏

  5. I guess I should do some kind of introduction
    My name is Ana
    I am 19
    I am a transfem, non-binary sort of thing
    Small creature me thinks
    I make music as Ana Phasia and Soddy Circles
    I do amateur film photography (but I do think my composition is on point)
    I'm a massive fan of Lex Walton
    Favorite colors are #ff0000, #0000ff, and #ff00ff

  6. I guess I should do some kind of introduction
    My name is Ana
    I am 19
    I am a transfem, non-binary sort of thing
    Small creature me thinks
    I make music as Ana Phasia and Soddy Circles
    I do amateur film photography (but I do think my composition is on point)
    I'm a massive fan of Lex Walton
    Favorite colors are #ff0000, #0000ff, and #ff00ff

  7. I guess I should do some kind of introduction
    My name is Ana
    I am 19
    I am a transfem, non-binary sort of thing
    Small creature me thinks
    I make music as Ana Phasia and Soddy Circles
    I do amateur film photography (but I do think my composition is on point)
    I'm a massive fan of Lex Walton
    Favorite colors are #ff0000, #0000ff, and #ff00ff

  8. Für ein zu erstellendes Logo möchte ich eine Farbe wählen die eine giftig aussehende Flüssigkeit darstellt. Was würdet ihr denn da nehmen? #ff00ff vielleicht oder komplementär #00ff00?

  9. Für ein zu erstellendes Logo möchte ich eine Farbe wählen die eine giftig aussehende Flüssigkeit darstellt. Was würdet ihr denn da nehmen? #ff00ff vielleicht oder komplementär #00ff00?

  10. Für ein zu erstellendes Logo möchte ich eine Farbe wählen die eine giftig aussehende Flüssigkeit darstellt. Was würdet ihr denn da nehmen? #ff00ff vielleicht oder komplementär #00ff00?

  11. Für ein zu erstellendes Logo möchte ich eine Farbe wählen die eine giftig aussehende Flüssigkeit darstellt. Was würdet ihr denn da nehmen? #ff00ff vielleicht oder komplementär #00ff00?

  12. Für ein zu erstellendes Logo möchte ich eine Farbe wählen die eine giftig aussehende Flüssigkeit darstellt. Was würdet ihr denn da nehmen? #ff00ff vielleicht oder komplementär #00ff00?

  13. I coudn't figure out how to stop it, but I did figure out where in the ROM it stored the intended color ramp, and just overwrote it with a bunch of #FF00FF

  14. I coudn't figure out how to stop it, but I did figure out where in the ROM it stored the intended color ramp, and just overwrote it with a bunch of #FF00FF

  15. I coudn't figure out how to stop it, but I did figure out where in the ROM it stored the intended color ramp, and just overwrote it with a bunch of #FF00FF

  16. I coudn't figure out how to stop it, but I did figure out where in the ROM it stored the intended color ramp, and just overwrote it with a bunch of #FF00FF

  17. I coudn't figure out how to stop it, but I did figure out where in the ROM it stored the intended color ramp, and just overwrote it with a bunch of #FF00FF

  18. Just released vscode-xml 0.29.0. The new feature is that the colour picker works with hex colours that don't have a leading `#`; i.e. it will work properly for `#FF00FF` and `FF00FF`.

    #vscode #xml

  19. Just released vscode-xml 0.29.0. The new feature is that the colour picker works with hex colours that don't have a leading `#`; i.e. it will work properly for `#FF00FF` and `FF00FF`.

    #vscode #xml

  20. Just released vscode-xml 0.29.0. The new feature is that the colour picker works with hex colours that don't have a leading `#`; i.e. it will work properly for `#FF00FF` and `FF00FF`.

    #vscode #xml

  21. #ff00ff #Monsterwellen #Nazare` #Nordportugal #WestküstePortugal #WohnmobilFrankreich
    Endlich war die Zeit gekommen, wir Überwintern in Portugal. Wir nahmen uns vor ganz gemütlich die gleiche Mautfreie Strecke  wie vor zwei Jahren zu nehmen, nur dann über Nazare` zu fahren. Den Norden Portugals mitnehmen, dann den Westen bis runter zur Algarve. Kurz die Algarve schrammen , dann weiter wieder nach Spanien. Gibraltar lockt uns sehr, weil ich…
    mojobus.org/86651/jetzt-ueberw

  22. 90 Pixel Art Masterpieces: Pappas Pärlor’s Perler Bead Street Takeover

    Pappas Pärlor: The Pixel Art Visionary Pappas Pärlor, also known as Johan Karlgren, is a Swedish street artist who brings old-school video game vibes to the real world. He uses Perler beads—small plastic beads that melt together—to create colorful, pixel-style art. His pieces feature famous characters from video games, cartoons, and pop culture, blending them into everyday places like streets and signs. What makes his art so cool is how it surprises people. You might see Super Mario […]

    streetartutopia.com/2025/02/07

  23. 90 Pixel Art Masterpieces: Pappas Pärlor’s Perler Bead Street Takeover

    Pappas Pärlor: The Pixel Art Visionary Pappas Pärlor, also known as Johan Karlgren, is a Swedish street artist who brings old-school video game vibes to the real world. He uses Perler beads—small plastic beads that melt together—to create colorful, pixel-style art. His pieces feature famous characters from video games, cartoons, and pop culture, blending them into everyday places like streets and signs. What makes his art so cool is how it surprises people. You might see Super Mario […]

    streetartutopia.com/2025/02/07

  24. How many pixels in a space on this or that font?

    All about #FF00FF and #00FFFF specifically?

    Making a programming language from cuneiform?

  25. How many pixels in a space on this or that font?

    All about #FF00FF and #00FFFF specifically?

    Making a programming language from cuneiform?

  26. How many pixels in a space on this or that font?

    All about #FF00FF and #00FFFF specifically?

    Making a programming language from cuneiform?

  27. How many pixels in a space on this or that font?

    All about #FF00FF and #00FFFF specifically?

    Making a programming language from cuneiform?

  28. How many pixels in a space on this or that font?

    All about #FF00FF and #00FFFF specifically?

    Making a programming language from cuneiform?

  29. I got excited at the idea of calc/clamping color lightness in hsl() only to discover that there is no way to do it that will work in all browsers 😢.

    Adding percentages works in Safari, doesn't work in FF and Chrome:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30%))

    Adding numbers works in FF and Chrome, doesn't work in Safari:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30))

    Here's a code pen: codepen.io/angelikatyborska/pe

    Please somebody tell me that I'm wrong?

    #CSS #WebDev

  30. I got excited at the idea of calc/clamping color lightness in hsl() only to discover that there is no way to do it that will work in all browsers 😢.

    Adding percentages works in Safari, doesn't work in FF and Chrome:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30%))

    Adding numbers works in FF and Chrome, doesn't work in Safari:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30))

    Here's a code pen: codepen.io/angelikatyborska/pe

    Please somebody tell me that I'm wrong?

    #CSS #WebDev

  31. I got excited at the idea of calc/clamping color lightness in hsl() only to discover that there is no way to do it that will work in all browsers 😢.

    Adding percentages works in Safari, doesn't work in FF and Chrome:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30%))

    Adding numbers works in FF and Chrome, doesn't work in Safari:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30))

    Here's a code pen: codepen.io/angelikatyborska/pe

    Please somebody tell me that I'm wrong?

    #CSS #WebDev

  32. I got excited at the idea of calc/clamping color lightness in hsl() only to discover that there is no way to do it that will work in all browsers 😢.

    Adding percentages works in Safari, doesn't work in FF and Chrome:
    background-color: hsl(from h s calc(l + 30%))

    Adding numbers works in FF and Chrome, doesn't work in Safari:
    background-color: hsl(from h s calc(l + 30))

    Here's a code pen: codepen.io/angelikatyborska/pe

    Please somebody tell me that I'm wrong?

  33. I got excited at the idea of calc/clamping color lightness in hsl() only to discover that there is no way to do it that will work in all browsers 😢.

    Adding percentages works in Safari, doesn't work in FF and Chrome:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30%))

    Adding numbers works in FF and Chrome, doesn't work in Safari:
    background-color: hsl(from #ff00ff h s calc(l + 30))

    Here's a code pen: codepen.io/angelikatyborska/pe

    Please somebody tell me that I'm wrong?

    #CSS #WebDev

  34. @TengoHipo This looks an awful lot like early 1980s IBM PC CGA colours, maybe you should try converting it to 320x200 in 4 colours, 2-bit colour palette. Just plain white, magenta, cyan, black #ffffff #ff00ff #00ffff #000000

    Most people in offices didn't have the luxury of a colour screen though (if they even had a CGA card installed and not just an MDA card that couldn't do any graphics at all, just plain ASCII text) and had to look at their pie charts in four shades of green or amber instead. I wonder if CGA palette 0 (white, magenta, cyan) with background colour 0 (black) as the IBM CGA default was responsible for the use of these colours in so many futuristic airbrush posters of the day, or if that was just parallel evolution.

  35. @TengoHipo This looks an awful lot like early 1980s IBM PC CGA colours, maybe you should try converting it to 320x200 in 4 colours, 2-bit colour palette. Just plain white, magenta, cyan, black #ffffff #ff00ff #00ffff #000000

    Most people in offices didn't have the luxury of a colour screen though (if they even had a CGA card installed and not just an MDA card that couldn't do any graphics at all, just plain ASCII text) and had to look at their pie charts in four shades of green or amber instead. I wonder if CGA palette 0 (white, magenta, cyan) with background colour 0 (black) as the IBM CGA default was responsible for the use of these colours in so many futuristic airbrush posters of the day, or if that was just parallel evolution.