I don’t know any CSS (despite reading memes about it like this) but I do know that the bottom of that page has a link to something called Grid Garden

For the benefit of any of Today’s 10,000 I just want to point out that this is a reference to a quote from a movie.
The same movie stars Danny Trejo as Machete.
This movie is Spy Kids 2.

Not spelled that way

Whatever that was is gone.

I wonder if it’s a compile error to have multiple conflicting COMEFROM statements

I think there’s at least one INTERCAL implementation where that’s how you start multi-threading

I suppose kids aren’t great at centering a dot. But they could draw a six pointed * as easily as an x, it’s one more line.

This meme is older than rust.

I don’t know anything about it either, but somehow culturally osmosed that word.

Jumblie #253 🔶🟦💚🔴 4 guesses in 1m 30s

So… What is it?

(I actually looked it up already, but I want descriptions in posts like this)

Firefox on Android

I didn’t beat your time, but how many guesses?

🔶💚🔴🟦 4 guesses in 1m 9s (So 0 incorrect)

I got ‘lucky’ and guessed the 4th word first (after misspelling it a bunch and looking up the correct way) which cleared letters to find word 2, then eventually 3, then 1 was easy. I can easily see it taking over an hour if I hadn’t guessed that longest one first.

This was my second time playing this.

Jumblie #247 🟦🔶💚🔴 33 guesses in 25m 51s

I do feel bad for EverydayAstronaut (Tim Dodd) - he really deserved this flight.

Edit: And the other crew as well of course, I just am not as familiar with them.

So now we can have an Android port of the “I am rich” app.

Zero time and also zero distance due to length contraction

I can’t disprove that.

Yes, ‘url parameters’ start with a question mark and then any after the first are separated with ampersands. Often some of them may be for tracking, but not always.

I think this might be the first of these I’ve seen where pretty much all the comments are just agreement.

It will disappear when nobody else can replicate and it becomes clear that it never really worked to begin with.

Much of the same could be said of the EmDrive. This is one of those extraordinary claims which requires extraordinary evidence, especially given the recent history of the topic.