pros of having smart devices: pc wakes up as you do, nice~
cons of having smart devices: accidental taps on "computer" instead of "radio", oops <-<
luckily i only made it hibernate, but maybe i should tinker more this weekend ^^'
@Liran_Last (not using this site as much anymore and forgot that i still had the cross-poster active, which somehow doesnt pick up all the posts, but decided to pick this one up... <-< happy to hear back though <3)
i looove sending emails to companies, not getting any reply back - not even if my email made it, thus making me worry if i typo'd my address or something...
... until their ads start landing in my inbox.
still no reply tho. oh well~
so far i am spending more time on some random debug panel i will never use, than on actually filling my new site with content...
but hey, as long as i am having fun, its fine, right? ^^
hmm yes, i love it when random flickering squares appear all over my web browser before it goes blank entirely, just for it to come back with WebGL disabled...
that definitely means i am on the right track, right?
screw it, cant think of any solution to having anything more complex than a boolean which would work with both begin= and end= while not duplicating a lot...
radio buttons, checkboxes and labels it is then. maybe with svg elements sprinkled across the page~
giving SVG SMIL one more try for my website rework
*implements basic state switching*
works well in firefox and chromium so far~ but hmm...
*tests in safari*
hm, great. at least using one <set> with both begin and end fixes it...β¦
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A reminder that this exists and we have antumbral, mcc and eniko to blame for it
Image attributes contains both a textual description of the pic, an explaination (as much as I understand it), and a link to the original. I do not claim to be the (1/2)
not sure whether i should reuse the "misuse radio buttons and css for navigation" trick, or if i should finally embrace the magic of SVG SMIL for my website makeover instead
both are horribly cursed, but i love it, and hey, at least it makes javascript fully optional :p