Then CSS introduced the selector: a pattern matching mechanism for styling multiple elements with one set of rules. It’s hard to overstate the utility of selectors, but that’s not what the term utility-first CSS is referring to, unfortunately.
Then CSS introduced the selector: a pattern matching mechanism for styling multiple elements with one set of rules. It’s hard to overstate the utility of selectors, but that’s not what the term utility-first CSS is referring to, unfortunately.
📝 New blog post: @fec/eleventy-plugin-asset-pipeline: Better Cache Busting with Eleventy
I have created a new Eleventy plugin to create simple asset pipelines with cache busting for Eleventy sites.
It is interesting, isn’t it, that these supposedly deeply considered philosophical movements that emerge from Silicon Valley all happen to align with their adherents becoming disgustingly wealthy.
Effective obfuscation by Molly White
The rich are bad for the Earth, and the richer they are the bigger their adverse impact (including the impact of money invested in banks, and stocks financing fossil fuels and other forms of climate destruction).
Billionaires are out of touch and much too powerful. The planet is in trouble by Rebecca Solnit
🔗 The interested normie’s guide to OpenAI drama
Given the fact that many Western fiscal systems do not burden their wealthy to the same degree they once did, it seems probable that the bill for the Covid-19 crisis will weigh on the shoulders of the rich to an extremely low degree relative to the burden during past crises.
What Happens When the Super Rich Are This Selfish? (It Isn’t Pretty.)
📝 New blog post: Record GPS tracks and Geo-tag Photos on iPhone
Europavox Day 2: Bipolar Feminin, The Haunted Youth, KOIKOI, Ada Oda at Wuk, Vienna.
Europavox Day 1: shame, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, Pom Poko and MNNQNS at Wuk, Vienna.
My Ugly Clementine at Arena, Vienna.
Perhaps wellness, if we are to embrace its full potential, should dispense with the fantasy that we should always be fit and chipper, or strive to be. Perhaps it is far healthier to agitate against the circumstances making us sick and miserable than it is to latch our hopes to another glossy promise.
‘We’re sedating women with self-care’: how we became obsessed with wellness by Katherine Rowland
Yves Tumor at Ottakringer Brauerei, Vienna
Remember when a while ago Microsoft seemed to become less evil, even likeable at times. This era is over.
This guy should probably delete his account
The tool, called Nightshade, messes up training data in ways that could cause serious damage to image-generating AI models.
This new data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI
The social-media Web as we knew it, a place where we consumed the posts of our fellow-humans and posted in return, appears to be over.
Why the Internet Isn’t Fun Anymore by Kyle Chayka
Alex Lahey at Chelsea, Vienna
I really like the record from Romy (from The xx). Favourite track so far is The Sea 💯
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If the political left ignores this underlying systemic issue, it would end up echoing European liberals who are not questioning the privatized power of the owners of big tech, but merely bemoan the fact that their profits are not generated under European ownership.
The Left Needs To Stop Idolizing The GDPR by Malte Engeler
Waves Day 3: The Crab Apples, Laura, Soft Loft, Anna Mabo, Night Tapes
Waves Day 2: Ferielle, Moira and Oscar Lang
Waves Day 1: Cousines Like Shit and Annie Taylor
This is the essence of the North America-centric ‘Europecore’ trend that exploded this summer. This is not so much about the reality of Europe, but about a romanticized view of a ‘European’ way of life.
the plight of the vibe tourist by Alexi Gunner
Waves Vienna does not share a playlist with all the artists on Apple Music, so I made one. Or to be more precise, I let SongShift make me one