i'll put it up a bit later, it's a bit of a mess rn and i'm fixing some rendering bugs. it's using happy-dom and css-tree under the hood and i'm doing the rendering myself with everything being a flexbox element in yoga. most of the code is just translating these into cell drawing operations
November 27, 2025 at 11:51 AM
i'll put it up a bit later, it's a bit of a mess rn and i'm fixing some rendering bugs. it's using happy-dom and css-tree under the hood and i'm doing the rendering myself with everything being a flexbox element in yoga. most of the code is just translating these into cell drawing operations
no animations don't work, i don't wanna make a whole fancy renderer and deal with optimization at least right now
November 27, 2025 at 10:01 AM
no animations don't work, i don't wanna make a whole fancy renderer and deal with optimization at least right now
this is officially a Silly Project. regular html/css and svelte reactivity rendered in a tty using a standard stylesheet which is overrideable. stuff like gradients, borders, focus states, overflows/scrolling + css variables work, with popover api support as well
November 27, 2025 at 9:59 AM
this is officially a Silly Project. regular html/css and svelte reactivity rendered in a tty using a standard stylesheet which is overrideable. stuff like gradients, borders, focus states, overflows/scrolling + css variables work, with popover api support as well
why yes i implement cryptography for fun of course i would like to Sell My Code that is MIT licensed. insane people
November 21, 2025 at 10:43 PM
why yes i implement cryptography for fun of course i would like to Sell My Code that is MIT licensed. insane people
i like that this place has contiguous paint unlike that other place
September 4, 2025 at 3:42 AM
i like that this place has contiguous paint unlike that other place
this is the delay lama of today. in 15 years there will be kids looking fondly back at this
August 22, 2025 at 3:37 PM
this is the delay lama of today. in 15 years there will be kids looking fondly back at this
the thing i like about it most is that you can break any sort of conventions in it, so it shows people's ambitions and their range of expressiveness, and how they think about structure and communication. i find the computerakustische klangsinfonie and other erdenklang stuff super advanced still
August 19, 2025 at 2:55 AM
the thing i like about it most is that you can break any sort of conventions in it, so it shows people's ambitions and their range of expressiveness, and how they think about structure and communication. i find the computerakustische klangsinfonie and other erdenklang stuff super advanced still
it's kind of unique cuz it did suffer a real glut of crap, the slop of its day. the windham hill label post BMG acquisition and gas station tape selections of a guy with a guitar and a synthesizer doing scales. but there's real gems in there
August 19, 2025 at 2:52 AM
it's kind of unique cuz it did suffer a real glut of crap, the slop of its day. the windham hill label post BMG acquisition and gas station tape selections of a guy with a guitar and a synthesizer doing scales. but there's real gems in there
i can't resist a new age discussion. tried to include different aspects of the genre, though that one comp does a lot of heavy lifting with the selection. it's an interesting genre. tons of small label releases from tiny artists that go all over & the worst commercial stuff is mostly forgotten about
August 19, 2025 at 2:39 AM
i can't resist a new age discussion. tried to include different aspects of the genre, though that one comp does a lot of heavy lifting with the selection. it's an interesting genre. tons of small label releases from tiny artists that go all over & the worst commercial stuff is mostly forgotten about