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Adam Legge

@adamlegge.bsky.social

Lead software engineer, father of 2, pug lover, technology enthusiast. He/Him.

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Jonathan@hvarf.bsky.social · 4w ago

You're absolutely right! I fell for AI Doomerism and was not thinking clearly. Sorry about that. That's on me. Here's a revised sermon without those issues:

CSS by T. Afif@css-only.dev · last mo.

💡 CSS Tip! An old design pattern solved by a modern CSS feature. css-tip.com/responsive-s... Learn how Gap Decorations makes it easy to add a separator between items using simple code with no hacks. It works with different alignment settings, and you can easily adjust the shape as well.

CSS by T. Afif@css-only.dev · last mo.

📝 New CSS Article! I did a quick exploration of the new "Gap Decorations" thing, and I ended up doing a lot of fancy stuff except for decorating the gaps 😅 master.dev/blog/lets-pl... Read my latest article to learn a lot of nice tricks around this feature.

Bramus@bram.us · 2mo ago

New demo: Animated CSS Grid Layout. codepen.io/bramus/pen/o... Here’s the thing: No View Transitions. No JS at all. Instead, it uses Anchor Positioning to anchor the cell contents to the cell. Then, CSS transitions are used to animate the contents to their new location as the grid re-layouts.

The PS1 startup sound as a lesbian@janus.bsky.social · 2mo ago

For Pride Month, i wrote about Stop!! Hibari-kun, an accidentally trans-positive gag manga from the 1980s about a girl who serves sickening fish and her idiot boyfriend’s inability to chill out about it. @aftermath.site

The Obscure 1980s Gag Manga That’s Being Reclaimed By Trans People

The focus of "Stop!! Hibari-kun" isn't that Hibari is trans—it’s other characters’ cartoonish inability to chill out about it

aftermath.site

Nonadecimal@nonadecimal.com · 4mo ago

The Matrix Online changed my life. After seeing the power of storytelling to get hundreds of people to work together to solve artificial problems in a virtual city, I realized games could inspire people to solve real problems in the real world too. That's why I founded Nonadecimal Creative.