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Using AI to sort out the noise
The Field Guide to CSS Grid Lanes
This is a very handy playground for exploring the brand new masonry grid lanes layout.
Tech industry suckage, part 2297
OG is the new Alysa Liu. I'm watching his put-back over and over, never getting tired of it.
Pretty chuffed that Keith’s Law has been quoted twice on stage at this year’s #CSSday: > JavaScript should do what only JavaScript can do.
Pretty chuffed that Keith’s Law has been quoted twice on stage at this year’s #CSSday:
JavaScript should do what only JavaScript can do.
Manuel Moreale — Everything Feed
• Manuel Moreale
Carl Barenbrug
Ana has gone above and beyond to match the branding for this year’s #CSSday.
Ana has gone above and beyond to match the branding for this year’s #CSSday.
Weeknote 2026-W19: Catching Up, Git & Double Link Roundup
I installed iOS 27 on my phone, but holding off on the Mac. I don’t want to interfere with my Xcode workflow and shipping apps. Still on the waitlist for Siri AI.
This is a test page about Charles de Gaulle. It came from ChatGPT, via Claude Code.
Chris Aldrich
• Chris Aldrich
Jose Siri gets Shohei Ohtani out while using an Index Card in an MLB Baseball Game
Taylor Swift question challenge
(if you think *that’s* spicy, you haven’t even seen the question I put to the representative from the Ladybird browser project …alas my question wasn’t asked on stage) #CSSday
(if you think that’s spicy, you haven’t even seen the question I put to the representative from the Ladybird browser project …alas my question wasn’t asked on stage) #CSSday
At #CSSday the Google Chrome team are asking developers “What’s missing from the web?” …I needed a few post-it notes for my answer.
At #CSSday the Google Chrome team are asking developers “What’s missing from the web?” …I needed a few post-it notes for my answer.
Retro-Tech Parenting
A wonderful post from Federico Viticci about WWDC this year.
AICOA changes
Floyd Norman will receive an honorary Oscar. From Cartoon Brew:
Norman, 90, became the first Black artist hired on a long-term basis at Walt Disney Studios in 1956. During his initial run at the studio, he worked on features including Sleeping Beauty, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Sword in the Stone, and The Jungle Book, where he was part of Walt Disney’s story team.
I’ve blogged about Floyd a couple of times over the years. I just noticed that his blog is now showing up as “expired” on Squarespace. This is why on Micro.blog when you stop paying, we keep hosting your blog indefinitely.
