p-t

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https://parkingturkeys.github.io/web-sites
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Comment · 1 day ago
I assume 34 in the compact_7() one was supposed to be 35, and edx was supposed to be used at some point in the bittest() one (unless i'm missing something lol)
Comment · 27 days ago
For some reason the localization still requires javascript... (I'm pretty sure the transition could have been done in just CSS as well)
Comment · 4 months ago
imho for a standard epub there should be as little CSS as possible
Comment · 4 months ago
yeah editing all the footers and navigation parts in html is too annoying to me so i've resorted for my websites to just a back button to a page that has links to everything else lmao
Comment · 4 months ago
i've never noticed slow file access through wsl, but ive also only used it to compile small c programs tbh
Comment · 4 months ago
these still exist on windows though? you just hold alt
Comment · 5 months ago
no idea about your account but i would suggest getting email + other accounts for all of your acquaintances asap lmao
Comment · 5 months ago
Is this only on windows 11 or does it support 10 as well? (i cant access the site rn because of wifi)
Comment · 5 months ago
every day i am more glad i cannot update to 11 because windows 10 seems to be better in every way
Comment · 5 months ago
i started using duckduckgo after google added ai, and it runs way faster [i use lite.duckduckgo.com :3]

edit: my school blocks all search engines other than google though XD

Comment · 5 months ago
tbh python seems really unreadable to me, and i'm saying that as someone who's first [non-Scratch] programming language was that. stuff with syntax closer to C or javascript seems easier to see [C?] where stuff starts and ends
Comment · 6 months ago
the only locale i know about is the windows one that's hidden in some menu that i had to set to japan to get some random application to run, and now all of my backslashes look like yen symbols :P ... maybe i won't get mm/dd/yyyy now!
Comment · 6 months ago
i feel like this is going to be really dangerous tbh, especially if it starts blocking informational content
Comment · 6 months ago
This is why I generally prefer CW/Content warning; it is basically saying "this is what this contains", instead of putting any implications of it being triggering. So CW: suicide, for example, is just for anyone who doesn't really want to read about suicide at the moment, whether it's because they want a more upbeat story or somebody they knew just died
Comment · 6 months ago
ive heard that poob has it for you!

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