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Excellent explanation of why box-sizing: content-box can be useful.
Good article that explains that server side rendering does not exist.
If you love React and love using it—by all means. Just don’t mistake the complexity of React Server Components for complexity that is inherent to the web platform.
Numbers about the idea that people do not want AI.
Being lazy is a good idea, and I need to look into view transitions.
Interesting “brutalist” typefaces
Brilliant research into making stepped gradients with CSS. Looking forward to an easier implementation, one day,
RIP sparkles emoji
A tool to see if your HTML form is well formed.
Sound effects of clocks, free to use
Observations about shrinking time, the idea that the computer didn’t give us more time, as promised, but instead filled our lives with micro tasks. We should leave the clock at the door in many situations, like the art/design classroom
This is an incredible resource: many (really, many) words that letter-professionals use explained in quite a few languages. Wow!
Some excellent nerdy and niche HTML knowledge about the href attribute value.
The brilliant project by Jaap Meijers. An ereader that shows the time by showing quotes from books that show the time.
AI is an everything machine, which fits perfectly in a frictionless dystopia. A plea for more friction. I agree fully.
I want to start using the temporal API for my clocks.
Erg goed verhaal over het weigeren van LLMs en het opzetten van een LLM-loze schrijversclub
Pacifisme is de oplossing.
Brilliant video showing the three shapes of stories.
A list of resources about minimal(ist) HTML. As with all minimalism, in a way it continues removing stuff until it is broken, and then it stops, which is one step too late. It should stop before it is broken. In this case: keep HTML readable for humans when viewing source.
Not sure what the real source is, but work less.
Mooi artikel over tijd, over The Clock, over de expo in Breda, over verschillende soorten tijd.
Interessant stuk over het werk van Katja Mater, nu te zien in FOMU, en over de sculpturen van Brancusi, binnenkort in H'Art. Over tijd dus.