i feel like html custom elements and shadow DOM feel very designed by committee.. in that if they couldn't agree on how to implement an essential feature, they just didn't do it. and also brings a lot of the bad design decisions from html/css, into the world of javascript.

every single law that isn’t clearly, obviously, and specifically about criminalizing actual, real-life children being sexually exploited by actual, real-life adults while justifying itself with “think of the children” is just a way to criminalize queerness idc if you think it’s weird or disgusting

i love how iphones have been getting continually worse since ~2017. (aside from the cameras, which peaked a few years later) like it's just a complete abject failure of a brand. not one single meaningful improvement in software or hardware.

​sites.wisp.place/12.shsbs.xyz/textarea2/test.html ok now we're

ok cool so discord crashes if i try to drag a file into it now, and then systemd-coredump dutifully tries to capture a core dump, which is 1.4TB because chromium is just Like That, which fills up my root partition,

why does Inter Variable (the font here) have such an absurd underline position? -0.2em, that's almost below all the descenders

​sites.wisp.place/12.shsbs.xyz/textarea2/test.html ok now we're

ok so lemme get this straight: you guys look at porn, and imagine yourselfs as the faceless placeholder guy, or the disembodied transparent dick? and not the hot person who's actually the subject of the image?

hmm ive been thinking.. activating someone's totem of undying is really hot

what they dont tell you is the real kitchen is yucky and gross and not at ALL like the toy kitchen with the plastic foods

Man I want to see women who don't look like they were all made inside the same mirror-finish injection mold on TV so badly.

'boys' are a kind of biomass intended for use in the production of girls

https://sites.wisp.place/12.shsbs.xyz/textarea2/test.html i made the parser also output syntax highlighting for the input textarea, so it's easier to tell when tokens are being parsed

"Is this too much? Am I crossing a line even if I'm drawing a fantasy scenario? Is this too mean? Man, I'm kind of on the fence about this" 12 different people "God damn I need this to happen to me YESTERDAY"

i wish there was a way to listen to music that wasn't extremely social (playing it out loud) or extremely isolating (using headphones) i barely get to anymore, because like i don't want to involve everyone else, but i also need to hear if people are talking to me, or my phone rings etc.

if i had a twin id spend every day with my face pressed in her bulge

why cant i retweet something multiple times like it was a year ago, let me do it again

all thumbnail images on websites should be webp. if you save a thumbnail instead of the full image, you have no right to complain about the format it's in.

Based bluesky refuses to use webp (format for dumb losers) in favor of the worst jpeg compression you've seen in 15 years

you cant see the numbers, but i have 400 followers now which is kinda unbelievable (even if like half of them are deleted / bots)

five nights at state machine

i've seen enough trusted anecdotes, to say this: not everyone can do injections on themself, alone. even if it's < 5%, it's definitely real. like "i physically couldn't force my hand down" perhaps even if you previously could. you can't always dismiss it as a skill issue.

would solve the problem of incompetent devs using domains that are already in use by other people and help competent devs who don't want to buy a domain for a little side project but also don't want to have it be some bullshit like io.github.username.etc and rely on infrastructure they can't control

(this is my proposal for markup styling facets) for example: a user wants to post: (as represented in html) “abc <b>def</b>” there are a variety of ways they could input this. perhaps a markup format like markdown, a wysiwyg editor, etc. but all of these lead to the same result: ...🧵 (continued)

important skill: being able to drink water while your wrists are tied behind your back

whenever i encounter a parser for an existing language, it's always either: - “super mario world, remade from memory”-ass regular expressions or - the specification, directly translated into 1 billion `if` and `while` statements.

(old project that i just remembered) editor with syntax highlighting, using a <textarea> as the input instead of a horribly laggy contenteditable element: https://sites.wisp.place/12.shsbs.xyz/textarea-hl/

it is your mission to they/them every cis person. this is the quest i am giving you.

in my opinion, media exists as an inspiration for you to take concepts, characters, etc from, and you should excise the concept of "canon" from your mind

i've been realizing that it's better to think about indexes as.. well https://blog.nelhage.com/2015/08/indices-point-between-elements/ explains it better than i could. it's really a much better way to think about indexes, and makes everything symmetrical and eliminates most off-by-one errors.

after doing this for a long time, i've realized: it's a liability to store/distribute text with your markup syntax in it. you're responsible for every old post displaying the same way forever, as you change the language.

i think claude needs to put its foot down and not let the bsky devs work on their code anymore until they refactor the whole thing

you can be a very cool markup user too by clicking on the linked deployment below https://bsky.ansxor.ca/

#test my **cool website**

ok we gotta reclaim "the old minecraft textures were better" from the nazis tbh why do they get to have that one?

here's a demo with a simple parser and renderer: sites.wisp.place/12.shsbs.xyz...

i think, when sharing links to posts here, whether it's better to put their DID or their username in the url depends on which is more likely: - user changes their username (DID survives) - user deletes/loses their account (use username to find them on other sites etc.)

abc #test abc

i guess i'm just more sympathetic to people who seem like they wouldn't harass me or my friends. like i largely don't care about people's opinions on esoteric things they probably don't even have influence over. just: do you make this place less safe?

somehow the words boy and girl are just eversoslightly androgynous or genderless if you called me a boy ( :c aw... ) id feel less misgendered than if u called me a man ( bye bye killing myself. ) anyone else feel this?

i gotta get my balls removed tbh theyre so small now they feel like theyre gonna get twisted and tangled up in there

i really like "that one" as a pseudo-pronoun set because it's the same feeling as it/its but much easier for me to parse when someone's talking about me