30th April, 9:58 pm
There s a GeoGuesser for World of Warcraft (and many other game worlds); it s both fun and very nostalgic.
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There s a GeoGuesser for World of Warcraft (and many other game worlds); it s both fun and very nostalgic.
After a mere 10 years in limbo, I ve finally finished Homespring.cloud , an online interactive debugger for the Homespring language, based on my JavaScript interpreter . It makes writing and running Homespring programs easier to learn and much more fun!
It s from a few years back, but " How much should you lie? " is a great piece about startup story telling and what s acceptable.
It s honestly pretty magical what you can do in CSS these days. You don t need JS for so many things now - and centering content is pretty easy!
Not only are the curling stones used at the Olympics (and pretty much everywhere) made by a single company in Scotland , they took the stones used in Cortina and cut them down into little commemorative mini stones (which unfortunately sold out right away)
I didn t realize that the apple sleeping light pulsed at a human breathing rate - I love these little details.
I m not great at the dialed.gg color memory/matching game, probably due to being color blind, but it s pretty fun!
I ve been thinking about Logo/Turtle recently and was looking for some good Scratch-like environments for kids to get started in (besides Scratch s own Pen extension). Trinket looks interesting (as an intro to Python), but Turtle Blocks is just what I was looking for. The official hosted version is extremely slow to load for some reason, but it s open source - you can host your own copy and add…
Nikita s critique of the Mac OS Tahoe icons is accurate and awful. The slow enshittification of everything.
MapToPoster is a fun little project that takes open street map data and creates beautiful posters of different cities/locations. More geo projects like this, please.