good place to explore css (oh it's so long since i wrote html)

mathematician whose work made possible GPS

this one seems good for my current purpose

this is horrible, what's happening with the meta pervert glasses in public, with no understanding of consent

interesting piece about how old technologies remain with us in the icons used by software apps

decent basic intro to concepts of layout

i'm not even sure what Figma is, some kind of layout design tool, but here we are, penpot is an open source alternative

this is too complex for me to understand right now. Looking for a good music app on macos that will play .ogg files and scrobble to Last.fm. Urgh, challenging. Here is an option for scrobbling from iina (the excellent mpv client for mac)

aha! This site also has their own colour palette generator

here's a freebie site for building QR codes if you need em

this looks delightful... need to check if it works well with linux tho

Actually there interesting apps for study

here is a modern version of the old css zen garden

i have no idea what is happening here or how i stumbled upon it, but wow

this is kinda cool to be honest... i have been looking for an app to enable my android tablet as an input device for other computers... well this app gives that. Free version gives some good basic capacity here

Seems like the CSS zen garden is down (for a long time), so here's another site offering something similar... many different CSS designs for the same HTML page.

story of AI doing bad things

here's an online version of my currently favourite game

interesting piece by a neuroscientist on reading vs scan & skim social media ("reward networks")

if you're a mac user who needs to know more about linux

What the heck is going on here?

wild example of a colour schemer...can't quite work it out tho

okay, i've reached my limit of typing and forgetting to type -ai at the end of a search phrase. Time to try a free and open source browser extension

another great colour palette generator

here's a good one

for example, some search engines you can run on your own local data