I think my philosophy when making software is that it should work for people with zero money or no bank account / credit card.
I know it's not a popular mindset to be in since money and profit is everything in the tech world.
I think it comes from growing up as a kid with no disposable income or access to anything but my shitty computer.
I'd rather support people with almost nothing than people with latest and greatest tech gizmos and spare cash for subscription services. 😅
I hate to admit it but the Apple UI ecosystem seesm to be the most coherent one even though I despise the new "Liquid Ass" design they've pushed out. At least I don't need to think about three competing standard ui toolkits and a bunch of one off ones that are all a pain in the ass to style the same way. 🤪
In this day and age, the simple backstitch feels like the ultimate One Weird Trick (Capitalist) Garmentmakers Don't Want You To Know.
Like, what do you mean I can grab literal pennies' worth of thread and a needle that cost maybe ten cents, turn my cycling glove inside out, sit down with it for five minutes, and all of a sudden the hole that had opened up at the thumb joint is better than when I got it??
Repair is so rad!! Tell your friends. If you don't known how to backstitch a seam back together, ask a friend who does, see if there's a repair cafe in your area, heck, look it up on YouTube. Every repair is one less piece of trash!
@QasimRashid Brazilian here. A lot of people thought it was already lost after the first round and we were going to be fucked, but everyone went to the streets and to social networks like crazy. We all united, the young and the elderly, the students and the workers. For 3 weeks, we ceased all our internal struggles among the leftists and we acted as a single organism. Together, we did what was believed to be impossible, because it never happened before.
You can do it too!
Christians should return to the principles of Distributism instead of hyperfixating on hating minorities while their world burns down around them.
I very recently discovered that web browsers can now do composited blur with the "backdrop-filter: blur" CSS rule. Very cool! This solves a problem I had worked around for decades (using linear gradients) on my personal website's menu items.
However, this made me discover and report a rendering bug in GNOME Web (Epiphany) and other WebKitGTK-based browsers: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=328821
Firefox (Gecko), Chromium (Blink) and Safari (WebKit) don't seem to be affected.
Occult cyberpunk. Yap with me about decentralized systems, wearable computing, and biohacking.