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Imagine showing this to a front-end dev 5 years ago.

This article is pretty fun. I'd solve it with a bunch of stacked links, then have a registered custom property that uses random() to set an int between 0 and number-of-links, then use that in an if() function to display:block one link (matching the randomly chosen int) master.dev/blog/a-butto...

A Button That Links to a Random Post in HTML & CSS OnlyPerhaps this theoretical button wasn't a button at all, but 50 links in a trenchcoat.master.dev

Building a paid browser for developers by yourself is a huge uphill battle every day. But some days you open the state of CSS survey results and see "I use Arc as my primary browser but Polypane is goated for development." as the first comment ❤️ 2026.stateofcss.com/en-US/other-...

State of CSS 2026: Other Tools2026.stateofcss.com

it is unbelievable how hard ubuntu and friends have been shooting themselves in the foot with snap and flatpaks 'security' systems.

A horror story in six words.

I caved and finally got a new phone. I definitely miss the iphone mini form factor (bring it back), but damn is it nice to end the day with 81% battery left rather than having needed to charge it twice.

It happened. My propensity to respond to support and onboarding emails quickly is being perceived as AI. Do I: - Delay responding for two business days to match other companies slowness? - Intentionally add typso? - Attach a photo of me with a shoe on my head to each reply?

My favorite part of reporting well-defined and clear browser bugs is when they get ignored for years and then discarded. issues.chromium.org/issues/34897...

I hate these type of slop dumps, but what I hate more is the massive wall of text they want me to read. You couldn't be bothered to write it, I'm not going to bother reading it. If you open a PR with a slopwall, I'll close it regardless of merit. github.com/Kilian/elect...

fix: this dependabot configuration does not set a co... in... by anupamme · Pull Request #169 · Kilian/electron-to-chromiumSummary Address high severity security finding in .github/dependabot.yml. Vulnerability Field Value ID package_managers.dependabot.dependabot-missing-cooldown.dependabot-missing-cooldown S...github.com

Fix contrast automatically makes text readable on sites that have low-contrast text. I've updated it to use a much faster algorithm to go over all contrast pairs, and it's now instant even on large websites. Download for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera etc: fixa11y.com

FixA11y — improving accessibilityThe FixA11y project improves accessibility through smart technology and education.fixa11y.com

The thing with people asking for refund to a subscription they created a month ago (and used) is that i'm fucked either way: I say yes, you got to use it for free I say no, you chargeback, I lose the money anyway + an additional €20 fee I can cite EU law till I'm red in the face, AMEX doesn't care

They announced zero speakers. 15 tickets left. If that doesn't speak to the quality of this conference I don't know what does. See you there.

If your extension has a configuration page that same page is called... "Options" in Chromium "Preferences" in Firefox "Settings" in Safari. This bothers me.

In a shocking reversal of roles, the latest update to the Polypane browser extension helper has been reviewed (and accepted) by every store except the Chrome Web Store.

My own pet theory is that the unfettered algorithmisation of everything is to blame. I think it should be treated like the gambling it is. Social media for <16 should be allowed, but they should only be allowed to offer you the gambling aspect of recommendation algos at 18+

Interesting read on the what and why of the decline of play/anxiety in kids but it feels like everyone in the article is just philosophising about it rather than touching on anything real. "What if It’s Not the Phones? - The Atlantic" archive.ph/uIcCC

why is everything about apple's publishing systems so dumb.