Jake Archibald

I'm going to be there (I'm not speaking, but come talk to me). The schedule looks great!

Ohhhh… I'm not actually sure. Kimi's the one that catches the most mice 😡

Two shorthair black cats cuddling up to each other

Kimi & Senna shelter kitties checking in

Check out this 3 bedroom terraced house for sale on Rightmove 3 bedroom terraced house for sale in Station Road, Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, TS16 for £350,000. Marketed by roseberry newhouse, Teesside

There's staging a house, then there's entirely faking it with AI slop, and this one is the latter www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/1...

I think there was a Chrome plan at some point to re-implement it in JS so it could be downloaded on-demand, and wouldn't expose anything new security wise.

But eh yeah just unship.

Yeah of the fox 😀

Unfortunately a significant portion of the population, including the tech community, feel that being anti-trans is a crusade.

Yessss, hoping to plan my TPAC trip next week

Me, sitting behind a cuddly toy of a fox. Ok it's obviously Firefox.

Starting my new role on Monday. Could be anywhere.

Yes. It was huge.

It's worth considering. Back when the 'revealing' pattern was considered, I think there was a compat issue with EventTarget, but I don't think that's the case now.

That isn't my package

Early sketches of an API for this were a function on the fetch options which would be called with an event target that fired upload and download events

Bird was extracted alive and well.

Excellent time looking after my sister's cats

Wrote a post about container queries in web components, and how that led me to contributing to WebKit for the first time

frehner.me/blog/fixing-...

It knows the difference between in & out, so it doesn't get inverted. In Home Assistant I've set up buttons that can be used to manually toggle in/out state.

It has in vs out, which is handy. Unfortunately their API is a bit shit, so it's polling based.

The cat flap reports it using their microchip. It's a Sure Petcare thingy.

Guilty as charged

Well, I had fun.

You posted a screenshot as evidence. That screenshot wasn't part of a footnote. Therefore you acknowledge that footnotes aren't needed in order to provide evidence and reasoning, yes?

Gul Du Chat is such a good name.

Ohh that's a good point. I made it appear on top so the rapping finger wouldn't be covering it. Trivial to flip it around.

Btw, the demo only works fully in Chrome, where it doesn't cover the original footnote marker.

It's the one after:

> We could try to solve that problem by … displaying it in a popover. In some browsers that will display like a tooltip, pointing directly back to the footnote marker. Thanks to modern web features, this can be done entirely without JavaScript

There are demos in the article where footnotes display in popovers using anchor positioning.

There are demos of this in the article, without using JS.

Maybe I'm just more sensitive to it. This has all the bad things I'd like to see less of. Scrolling up & down, losing place, and sometimes for content small enough to fit in parens.