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Resoniteのアップデート記事： - NFT（Non-Fungible Tints：非代替性色合い）を追加
-- 「Mint the Tint（色合いをミントしよう）」に参加しよう - Resoniteで色を所有できるようになりました！
-- Resonite botに /mintColor #RRGGBB を送信するだけで、色を自分のものにできます！
-- チャンネルあたり8ビットのRGB3次元色空間全体を提供します。土地はただの2Dなので、土地よりもはるかに優れています
-- 時価総額は1670万色！なくなる前に手に入れよう！私たちの目の錐体細胞がこれ以上増えることは当分ありませんからね。
-- 無事にミントされれば、その色は（Resonite上で）永遠に™あなたのものです！
-- 早い者勝ちです！それぞれの固有の色を所有できるのは1人のユーザーだけです！
-- 実用性はありません！ただ色を所有するだけです。Resonite上だけで。誰もがまだ自由にその色を使えますが、それが自分のものだと分かります！データベースに入っているんです！
-- JSONを読める人なら誰にでも、自分の持っている色を見せることができます！ https://api.resonite.com/users/<YOUR_USER_ID>/mintedcolors にアクセスするだけです
-- システムはあなたの色を欲しがった全員を追跡します！上のリンクであなたの色がどれだけ人気か見てみましょう！
-- Stripe/Patreonのサポーターは、より多くの色をミントできます！これまでの支援額100ドルごとに、追加の色がもらえます。ワオ！その気になれば、絵の具の海を泳ぐ色のクジラに本当になれますよ！
-- 次は何でしょう？所有された色のボリュメトリックな視覚化？HDR色空間？アルファ値を使った4Dへの拡張？！誰にも分かりません！
-- チームメンバーが先に色を手に入れるような、インサイダー色取引は絶対にありませんでした。いやいや。何の話をしているのか分かりません。そもそもどうやって私に話しかけているんですか？これはコミットメッセージの中のリリースノートですよ！あああ！
（Kagi Translate で翻訳しました）

RE: https://social.lexevo.net/users/resannounce/statuses/01KN3XZH32GFER69QT0Z5J8QZJ

@scott Yeah! Although I would have preferred #rrggbb.aa or #rrggbb/aa for readability. We learned some of these chunkification lessons with phone numbers!

Google Chrome for Android’s flag lets you customize the new tab page appearance

Normally, Google Chrome on Android only lets you customize your New Tab page with cards and shortcuts that you set, including the “Continue with this tab” card. Recently, we have spotted a new experimental flag that allows you to customize the new tab page appearance with custom colors that you select or a picture on your device. This experimental flag has been spotted on version 143.0.7499.146, called new-tab-page-customization-v2.

You can find the below flag by opening chrome://flags/#new-tab-page-customization-v2 and selecting Enabled Show color picker. After that, restart Chrome using the Relaunch button, and the flag will be enabled.

When you enable this flag, open a new tab, and press the pencil button at the bottom of the screen, or press the hamburger menu and select Customize new tab page. After that, you should see a new entry called Appearance. However, the implementation was clearly not finalized as you can see placeholder icons in the Theme Collections option.

It lets you choose between four options:

• Chrome Default
• Upload an image
• Chrome Colors
• Theme Collections

Let’s try using an image from the device to make it as a background for the New Tab page.

As you can see, the wallpaper has been used. However, there are some refinements that could have been done, such as the shortcuts bar needing some transparency and/or blurring and the large search bar needing to respect the dark mode setting.

Let’s try Chrome Colors.

It basically lets you select either one of the two pre-defined color palettes (blue and grayish blue) or select two custom color hexadecimal representations. One of them is the background color, and the other is the primary color. You can either write it like this: RRGGBB or #RRGGBB. Once done, press Save, and close the page. Chrome should then use the chosen colors, just like below:

For example, if you want to use the custom color hexadecimal values to select any color you want, you’ll have to manually write the hexadecimal representation of the color, since there is no color picker. While a bit unintuitive, we expect improvements to be done in a future Chrome version.

Press Save after you’re done deciding what colors to use for both the background and the primary colors, then close the page.

If the Google Doodle doesn’t load, you’ll get a Google logo that is colored with the primary color you’ve chosen in the New Tab page.

The last option that Chrome allows you to customize the New Tab page with is the Theme Collection. When you go there, it lists all collections that are available on the PC version of Google Chrome, such as various Artists collections, Earth, Solid Colors, and more.

Select a collection, and you’ll get a list of pictures that you can choose. For example, if we’ve chosen Earth, you’ll get this list.

Currently, the Theme Collections doesn’t work, because the New Tab page doesn’t change the background to the selected image, even if the page is closed.

This feature sounds interesting, but is currently under construction, so the finalized version will make it to a future Chrome version. The experimental nature of this rather awesome feature is why it’s hidden under an experimental flag that you can turn on and off.

@MatthewTitus88

HTML color codes are hexadecimal triplets to represent RGB (Red, Green, and Blue) colors in the format (#RRGGBB). For example, red is #FF0000, which is '255' red, '0' green, and '0' blue. By varying the red, green, or blue values, you can create up to 16.7 million HTML and CSS color codes.

#LeverageTV

My daughter knows enough about graphics to understand #rrggbb html color codes but she keeps calling them hash tags just to piss me off. 😁

🦖 <input type="color"> 🦖

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/color

<input> elements of type color provide a user interface element that lets a user specify a color, either by using a visual color picker interface or by entering the color into a text field in #rrggbb hexadecimal format.

#webdev #HTML

You've heard of @mk's Swatch Time, but have you heard of the Hex Clock?

Brief Explanation:

basically, the text changes colors depending on what time it is, in hex (#RRGGBB), in this case, the hours are red, the minutes are green, and the seconds are blue. (in this case, it would be #HHMMSS)

If you want a better hexclock, here you go: https://www.jacopocolo.com/hexclock/

If you played Hacknet before, you would exactly get the reference.

For those who do not know what Swatch time is, ehhh... i'll let melon explain that here: https://wiki.melonland.net/swatch_time

You can view it live here: https://retrojcities.neocities.org

Initially #feedbackd supported a set of color names (that matched the LED color) as multicolor LED support was still in the makings in the kernel. With the next release you can use arbitrary RGB colors (#RRGGBB). On single color
leds we still fall back to that color.

#feedbackd #phosh

@martinduparc Yes, I'm very familiar with the canvas api. You can set named css colors, "#RGB", "#RRGGBB", "rgb(r, g, b)", "hsl(h, s, l)" and others. But they are all strings.

@nixCraft Technically right: In RGB color code, #rrggbb, "green" is between "red" and "blue".

The layperson's common sense answer, though, should be a color like "violet".

@itisiboller @holsta I don't know if this works everywhere, compatiblity-wise, but at least in xterm with TERM=xterm-256color those colors can be put in #rrggbb-web-notation in tmux. makes it possible to define very subtle dimming-backgrounds

@cybercow
Asking as a non-vendor-locked-in layman: Isn't a color just something like #rrggbb or cmyk(0.0, 0.95, 1, 0.1)? Can't you just export/save/extract this information and then happily live on based on open standards?
:blobcatthink:
@grendel84 @nev

Imagine not knowing that html color codes are #rrggbb