Andy Bell

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Founder at: @set.studio and @piccalil.li Complete CSS Course: https://complete-css.com Studio: https://set.studio CSS Book: https://every-layout.dev Newsletter: https://piccalil.li/the-index/ 🔗 https://bell.bz/links/ 🌐 https://bell.bz 🌍 Cheltenham, UK

Designing in the browser (and visually managing your DS more broadly) with @sugarcube.sh is getting closer and closer. Fun thing to know: the panel and controls are defined in your config. Think of how dat gui or lil gui work with bindings. Similar principle.

Never forget the Luddites, one of the most powerful organized labor resistance groups in history, who attacked machines because employers were using mechanization to deskill their trades, depress wages, and eliminate jobs. Now their name is used as an insult instead of a call to action.

Catbus@catbus.phd · 2d ago

this ties in with a rant I sent in a while back about how "efficiency" is anti-human and should be resisted instead of fetishized whatever is good for capitalism is bad for human beings, without exception

'We’re approaching—or arguably are in—an era where ‘made by humans’ is a differentiator. A notion that something beyond money and prompts was put into whatever the heck it is we’re using or consuming or enjoying. We should never lose sight of that.' mindfuldesign.xyz/by-humans/

By Humans, For Humans – Mindful Design

Now, more than ever, we need to consider the real, human impact of the work we do. This is a fundamental principle of Mindful Design.

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Geolocation is tough with and without this new API because of all the external hardware involved (GPS satellites, Wi-Fi networks, cellular towers, etc.), plus <geolocation> has some styling restrictions! This article shows you how to use the older (current) geolocation API alongside <geolocation>.

Piccalilli@piccalil.li · 2d ago

There’s a new HTML in town that provides a much better interface for geolocation than the older API. Daniel Schwarz is here to explain how it all works together. piccalil.li/blog/a-look-...

I'm helping a former client of mine source candidates for a fulltime remote developer position, based in the US! I'd love to continue working with them but I can't due to my location. You'd be working on Audiom, an audio-based map viewer that allows blind and low vision people to access maps.

Polypane v30 ✨ Network panel got more stable and insightful — see requests alone or grouped by origins, both very useful depending on your optimization angle. Emulating svh overlay is now on by default — always see what’s ACTUALLY above the fold on mobile. Fast startup 💨 Check out the changelog.

Polypane. For devs who care@polypane.app · 3d ago

Polypane 30 is out! 🤩 🛝 Playgrounds: go from .html to multi-device testing in 3 clicks 🔤 text-scale emulation 📹 recording w/ sound 🌐 Network panel filtering & sorting ✨ Sidepanel browser extensions 🔗 Standard.site validation & previews 🌍 Chromium 152 ⛰️ MORE STILL polypane.app/blog/polypan...

One of the many problems with Being Like This™ is writing a real “pour my heart out” draft for tomorrow’s JavaScript for Everyone newsletter, while also unable to come up with a title that isn’t “Scriptin’ Ain’t Easy [but it’s necessary].” Anyway, piccalil.li/javascript-f... to see what happens.

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A high quality, expansive written course that will elevate your JavaScript skills to a level you never thought was achievable.

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Polypane 30 is out! 🤩 🛝 Playgrounds: go from .html to multi-device testing in 3 clicks 🔤 text-scale emulation 📹 recording w/ sound 🌐 Network panel filtering & sorting ✨ Sidepanel browser extensions 🔗 Standard.site validation & previews 🌍 Chromium 152 ⛰️ MORE STILL polypane.app/blog/polypan...

Polypane 30: Playgrounds, Side Panel extension API, updated video recording and Chromium 152 | Polypane

Polypane 30 introduces Playgrounds so you can open directories as real HTTPS URLs in seconds, adds support for the Side Panel extension API, brings major…

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Rigged up a little Raspberry Pi contraption that mounts a network share on startup and cycles through any images on it at random, every minute or so, on a loop. I call it the Shitpost Robot.

A display in a small black case with four tapered legs, on a white shelf. Displayed on the screen is Da Share Z0ne's "just walk out" meme.

I love "it's just a tool" but we're talking about products with a brand name, while shoveling money in and hoping they give us the good payout. Levers are a tool. Slot machines are a product.