So as you may know we have, knowledge.. or in the old black books of web witchcraft; the checkbox hack. I wonder though; did anyone ever go the final mile and create a kinda generalized “progressive polyfill” to fix the semantics of this so called hack?

Tangentially, a query for a details/summary polyfill brings up either rstacruz/details-polyfill or chemerisuk/better-details-polyfill with demo. Interesting.

It’s hard to “peek into” other knowledge domains successfully. The reason; marketing fuzz.

TL;DR: Blockchain data–structure is designed only for Bitcoin’s rules. Large deviations from Bitcoin go nowhere. Ethereum appears to be the only protocol with minor deviations from Bitcoin.

Cryptocurrencies are blockchain protocols — laws (protocols) on permanent appendable excel sheets (blockchains). Bitcoin is not the only protocol. Various cryptocurrencies have differing rules but…

Blockchain’s implicit permanency favours Bitcoin’s rules and use cases. Economically, that’d suggest noncompatible use–cases/cryptocurrencies/forks become irrelevant.

Or more specifically, the difference between a merkle tree and a blockchain. So, no plausible technical predictions on coinage–but perhaps the government’s broken clock is right twice a day? Bahamians need permission to “officially invest” in crypto–stock “currency”.

Tea is zen. Tea is life. Bidens alba.

A no build repository for SolidJS. Don’t ask. I found this splendid repository while strategically traversing the void. Demo.

Isn’t this a beautiful lithographic painting? (Don’t worry, I got permission from the relevant authorities to post this)

I used up all my free time points last month experimenting with a Guile Scheme webserver. Then I discovered ZelphirKaltstahl/guile-examples… Haunt is also an interesting static site generator.

Marketing has advanced…

It’s amusing the sort of easter eggs found hiding in open source code. I’ve been playing around with farzher/fuzzysort, a fast fuzzy search picked up from the Stack Overflow fuzzy search tag.

On line 27 and 40 there’s a horizontal off–screen scroll easter egg.

if(search=='farzher')return{target:"farzher was here (^-^*)/",score:0,_indexes:[0]}
if(search=='farzher')return[{target:"farzher was here (^-^*)/",score:0,_indexes:[0],obj:targets?targets[0]:NULL}]

Yes, I happen to be one of those who read the code eventually. And obviously, it goes without saying, no one person reads all the code. But it’s the Internet, can’t be too sure ;)

Maybe I’m dreaming.. but a stealthy trend of distorted words is afoot. Is that an ai defense/poisoning mechanism, innocuous misspellings/truncations or artifacts in generated content?

Wehn you tinhk auobt it, hnumas inrtrpeet glphys saliyombllcy and can raed wodrs eevn when deitsortd. I might be following too many feeds…

You can never be too sure anymore..

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