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Multipage Version

Super cool zine from Mat. Me, I like HTML, and I wanted to do something with a little texture to it. So I asked a bunch of people way more talented than I am if they were down to contribute to a zine about heading elements—h1 and company, here with us for as long as hypertext nodes themselves. I ordered the print ones (because zines are cool that way), but I've already read the PDF and it's fantastic. It's funny, it's weird, it's niche, and it's…

https://chriscoyier.net/2024/05/29/multipage-version/

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I managed to forgot to LINK to it at first, but now post is updated.

It's: https://multipa.ge/

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me: (hasn’t touched the 4K version of Dune 2 sitting unwatched on my Plex for a month because sitting down for 3.5hrs seems impossible to schedule)

also me: (1h30m into the 4 hour Disney Star Wars hotel YouTube review video by Jenny Nicholson, asking my spouse to pick up the dog from day care so I can finish it in one sitting)

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@mathowie oooh yeah I powered that sucker on Sunday, something unstoppable about it

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Toniebox

Another kid's device we have that we've gotten tons and tons of use out of is the Toniebox. It's this soft padded box with a speaker on it (or plug in headphones). You place a character on it (a "Tonie") and it plays the audio associated with that Tonie. It basically tells stories. We heard about it from another family where the kid referred to it as "listening to their podcasts".

https://chriscoyier.net/2024/05/24/toniebox/

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I hadn't seen ToDesktop before.

https://www.todesktop.com/

The video (it says 90 seconds but it's 3:20) is compelling. Smart how it easy easily importable hooks to test if you're in the native app and do special things, but it's all optional.

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Puerto Vallarta

Our little family took a quick trip down to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — meeting my inlaws there for some fun in the sun. We stayed at the Hyatt Ziva. We actually "won" the trip a few years back at a live auction/benefit for the Boys & Girls Club of Bend, so it felt nice to make use of it and get down there finally.

https://chriscoyier.net/2024/05/23/puerto-vallarta/

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Frostapalooza

Quick note that I'm totally going to Frostapalooza (and you can too!) Frostapalooza is a giant one-night-only benefit concert-slash-party-slash-happening featuring an amorphous super group of talented musicians from bands like: Brad Frost is turning 40 and throwing this as a massive party/concert. I'll be playing banjo in the show for a couple of tunes. You'll likely notice a few other web nerds on the musician lineup.

https://chriscoyier.net/2024/05/22/frostapalooza/

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Ten Blue Links https://tenbluelinks.org/

Really straightforward instructions to continue using Google Search, but have it be AI (and ad) free. Kind of impressive it works so easily.

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Interesting that helping with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is the very first suggestion for Gemini (Google's AI).

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Kingdom Rush

I think it was during the ShopTalk with Blake Watson where "tower defense" games briefly came up and someone recommended Kingdom Rush. It's not exactly new, coming out in 2011, but it was new to me. I played on iOS. It feels like the total classic of tower defense games. Monsters come at you, you build towers to stop them. There are different types of towers, and your success comes from the right combinations, upgrades, and placement.

https://chriscoyier.net/2024/05/21/kingdom-rush/

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Assuming the premise that us CSS developers aren't reaching for container queries as much as well all thought we would is true...

Why do you think that is?

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@potch @Meyerweb Yeah that's fair. Safari 15 was just 2022 and the ever-green-ness of Safari is questionable.

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@sebastianlaube @matthiasott Yeah and at-supports is only really an option if what you're doing feels optional.

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@belldotbz Right, seems like we also got more into using techniques that don't require breakpoints.

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@eric Is THAT why the eyes of my totem pole are glowing red?

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@jen4web fixing!

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jQuery plugins depended on jQuery, and when jQuery went out of favor, they ended up in the junkyard.

There is all sorts of componentry built exclusively on React, limiting it to React-based sites. As React goes out of favor, they will end up in the junkyard. (Same with any framework-specific extension.)

But with Web Components... it seems like the story will end differently. If they are built without dependencies, they might just live as long as the web does.

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That only holds up though if absolutely none other dependencies are involved.

Like as nice as Lit is or whatever, that's a dependency, it will have a lifespan, and it imposes that same lifespan on your Web Components.

I have no answers to this, just sayin'

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@cferdinandi right right the advantage only extends as far as the weakest dependency

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@taybenlor I suppose it will “rot” at the same rate as any other web anything

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I’m working on a beginner HTML tutorial series and I’m just finding out that YouTube embeds won’t work in a non-ssl context like a local web server.

Do I have any good option for getting around this? I’m not gonna make a beginner deal with self-signed certs.

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@bw maybe use <lite-youtube> - also has complications but better practice anyway

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@chriscoyier @codepen Feature request: have a run button present even when auto-run on save is enabled so I don’t have to refresh the page or add/delete a space to see an animation again.

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@noleli @scott @codepen Right, it's ⌘⇧7 to "Re-run Preview"

I hear the feedback though, wanting the button even with auto-run on.

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I wouldn't doubt there will be a legit medical condition where the proliferation of AI causes people to question everything they see and read to the point of serious mental trouble. Not that questioning things is bad, I mean to the point that you are unable to believe anything.

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@brandon Fair enough, I know plenty of folks already who believe everything they read or hear and it's cringe at best and dangerous at worst.

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