bennettfeely

I'm stunned by the image showing the difference between original and what Google apparently considers "high quality"

I'm curious about the actual percentage of US adults who have ever used a delivery service (e.g. Uber Eats). I imagine it's far lower than you think.

The "Avoiding animation pollution" section has a few minor typos,

`transition: * 0.6s ease` won't work anyway, `*` is a selector, they're looking for a value of `all`. Omitting the transition property all together (i.e. `transition: 1s`) is what people often do but this is bad practice for the reasons they stated.

Also, for the CSS examples I believe they mean to set `.animated:hover` to `opacity: 1;` not 0.

I like the idea of using an SVG mask to make a transparent background on the jpg.

I'd add the NWS to that. I don't know of a better place to get weather information and forecasts than weather.gov. Perhaps it's just a lack of ads on the website compared to every other weather site.

And maybe in a few years they'll find a way to shove ads in your face while stopped at a light.

This doesn't actually work, the value attribute of the input doesn't change as a user types something.

With that said, I still think there is a a big discovery yet to be made with browsers leaking users' history via the :visited selector. Only a few CSS properties can be set with it (all related to color). But if there was a way to detect the color difference or timing of the painting that would be a big deal.

Possibilities might be with mix-blend-mode, @property, or applying "slow" css properties like a blurry text-shadow dozens of times. I've played around with this a little but haven't found a crack yet.

Could this mean it's a bad idea to drink Coke from a styrofoam cup?