Nicolas Chevobbe

Est-ce que fibre vient de découvrir C.R.E.A.M ?

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

Starting my new role on Monday. Could be anywhere.

A gryphon, a mythical animal with the head and wings of a bird, the body of a lion and a snake for a tail

Gryphon are cool

Most of the internet used to be like this. This is actually the default, it took companies enclosing the internet and adding weird, soul-killing incentives to make people behave the way they do now. In a way, there is truly nothing special about Wikipedia except that it survived longer.

Et les libellules ?!!!

Bon à ce stade je suis un peu désespérée...

Je suis à la recherche d'une alternance en maison d'édition au poste d'édition/ technicien de fabrication.

Si vous connaissez des gens qui travaillent dans le milieu et qui recherchent/ seraient aptes à prendre des alternants...

I love CSS folks. They are soldiers of joy and delight. The world is burning and AI debates have people at each others throats and CSS peeps keep being like “check out this dancing turtle I made out of divs 🥰”

Vibe code, safely. | Replit Vibe code, safely. 😎👨‍💻👷 From collaborative coding to secure deployments, Replit is reshaping how software gets built—with peace of mind baked in. Whether you're launching a side project or ...

Just found out Replit's slogan is (or was?) "vibe code, safely", and they boasted about it just 1 week ago. Karma is a bitch

www.linkedin.com/posts/repl-i...

> As per the spec¹ this is expected. The HTML parser treats everything as raw text until it matches its own closing tag, and it doesn't apply any logic to it. Therefore it doesn't know that the "</style>" is a string.

¹ html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/sy...

I filed a bug for this (bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...), hopefully we can get more information on what's going on :)

This is art:

secretgeek.github.io/html_wysiwyg...

well i followed the stack trace — for days i followed it, out of the console & over alpine tundras; through thick, burly woods & thin scraggly fields and now i'm here, this magnificent, desolate desert. mighty sandstone towers with Navajo names rise high on distant horizons, imposing, brave, fragile

With Glitch sunset, I moved my-oldest-fixed-bugs.glitch.me to nchevobbe.github.io/my-oldest-fi... and tweaked the layout a bit

Me, in a bright red shirt, jumping in the air to serve, with the tennis ball a meter above my head

I started playing tennis this year
A photographer took some picture of me playing yesterday and I really like this shot (pun intended)

Post from Matt Turnbull: These are really challenging times, and if you’re navigating a layoff or even quietly preparing for one, you’re not alone and you don’t have to go it alone. I know these types of tools engender strong feelings in people, but I'd be remiss in not trying to offer the best advice I can under the circumstances. I’ve been experimenting with ways to use LLM AI tools (like ChatGPT or Copilot) to help reduce the emotional and cognitive load that comes with job loss. Here are some prompt ideas and use cases that might help if you're feeling overwhelmed: Career Planning Prompts: “Act as a career coach. I’ve been laid off from a [role] in the game industry. Help me build a 30-day plan to regroup, research new roles, and start applying without burning out.” “What kinds of game industry jobs could I pivot to with experience in [Production/Narrative/LiveOps/etc.]?” Resume & LinkedIn Help “Here’s my current resume. Give me three tailored versions: one for AAA, one for platform/publishing roles, and one for startup/small studio leadership.” “Rewrite this resume bullet to highlight impact and metrics.” “Draft a new LinkedIn ‘About Me’ section that focuses on my leadership style, shipped titles, and vision for game development.” Networking & Outreach “Draft a friendly message I can send to old coworkers letting them know I’m exploring new opportunities.” “Write a warm intro message for reaching out to someone at [studio name] about a job posting.” Emotional Clarity & Confidence “I’m struggling with imposter syndrome after being laid off. Can you help me reframe this experience in a way that reminds me what I’m good at?” No AI tool is a replacement for your voice or your lived experience. But at a time when mental energy is scarce, these tools can help get you unstuck faster, calmer, and with more clarity. If this helps, feel free to share with others in your network. Stay kind, stay smart, stay connected.

Matt Turnbull, Executive Producer at Xbox Game Studios Publishing - after the Microsoft layoffs - suggesting on Linkedin that may maybe people who have been let go should turn to AI for help. He seriously thought posting this would be a good idea.

This Is Fine | LEGO® Ideas This LEGO build is a 1061 piece brick-built recreation of the iconic "This is Fine" meme, featuring the well-known dog character, also known as "question hound"…

take my money

beta.ideas.lego.com/product-idea...

Drawing of a fridge, comparing its various noise-producing parts to common other sounds. At the top it shows various noises emanating from a fridge and entering a human ear, with a check mark and "OK". Below that, it has six specific sounds: SSSRRR! - made by the fan, sounds like a fly flapping its wings. CLICK! - made by the thermostat, sounds like a light switch. HISSS! - made by an expansion valve, sounds like the steam coming out of an iron. BRRR! - made by the compressor, sounds like the noise a cat makes while stretching. BLUBB! - made by coolant passing through pipes, sounds like pouring a glass of wine. CRACK! - made by various parts of the fridge thermally expanding, sounds like breaking a cracker.

If you've ever woken up and wondered "what noises are normal for my fridge to make, and how do they compare to other noises I might be familiar with in my day-to-day life?", Electrolux has got you covered.

Tag yourself, I'm "BRRR! - noise a cat makes while stretching".

A screenshot of Firefox Nightly, with the Codepen https://codepen.io/keithamus/pen/wBaZVaX open. The page showing 6 heading levels, showing the CSS, HTML and the rendered page. Each heading is styled differently using the provided CSS selectors, `:heading` (which styles all headers), `:heading(-2n+3)` (styles h1 and h3 elements), `:heading(5, 6)` (styles the h5 and h6 elements). Another Firefox Nightly window is open, showing the `layout.css.heading-selector.enabled` flag is set to `true`, making the rendered page styled using the new selectors.

Hot off the presses! Firefox Nightly (www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefo...) adds the new :heading pseudo! Easily style all headings, or use nth-child-like AnB syntax to select a range of headings! Needs `layout.css.heading-selector.enabled` flag enabled. Try it out and let me know your thoughts.

Gecko: Intent to Prototype: :heading & :heading(AnB#) selectors

Practical Retrofitting for Obsolete Devices: nologos.net/slides-limit...

Had a fantastic time at Annecy last week, was great to meet up with old and new friends. Inspired me to do a little comfort zone painting based on a castle we saw while cycling around the lake🌞

Ça me rappelle quand j'avais du prendre le C15 de mon père pour la semaine 😂

Hello @sachagreif.com , not sure if this known but the MDN/CanIuse buttons/links in the "Reading list" section at the end of the State of CSS survey aren't working
(survey.devographics.com/_vercel/insi... is 404ing, maybe that's why?)

They’ve been taught, and many believe, that writing is just having the idea. And are in for a rude awakening when they try to break into the industry.

I’ve read a lot of game screenplays as a hiring manager. I never judged the IDEA; it was all about the writing quality and characters

Firefox 139.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes

Firefox 139 includes an update where content inside a <details> element is included in an in-page search. Previously, that content was ignored when the element was in a closed state.

www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo...

Un gâteau avec écrit "heureux anniversaire en Polonais" en Français.

La ref
🧵2/3

Oh my god

good find, that's indeed one place we'd need to update (there's another one for the computed panel too).

I filed bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi... so we can look into this

Thanks for the blog post @samthor.au !

Bravo à ces deux héroïnes :