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elaboraet

4 years ago

what do you guys think of my redesign? i think it looks...interesting. https://elaboraet.neocities.org/prototype/about.html . the home page is empty right now, though. didn't know what to put in it yet

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preternaturality 4 years ago

I think it looks nice! I'm a fan of the colors, and the graphics are a nice touch.

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

I second that. The sidebar is well designed too. Looks good on both desktop and mobile.

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elaboraet 4 years ago

thanks! i'll keep working on it - i think it will end up pretty great at this rate

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4 years ago

What do you guys prefer, a wysiwyg editor or a simple text editor for html? I found a real old copy of Dreamweaver (CS3) and it works great, frankly, but it's a bit dated—it doesn't support HTML5. but I'm too lazy to edit everything by hand. hmmmm

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thatwhitehand 4 years ago

I personally use Bluefish.

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

I usually write the raw HTML in a text file or directly into the Neocities editor. Nice and old school. Haha!

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websitering 4 years ago

I usually use a text editor, but my site is mostly incredible simple, early 90's pre-GeoCities type stuff.

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preternaturality 4 years ago

I use Atom for writing HTML, as well as any plain text stuff like notes. I think this is probably a type of text editor overkill, but it's just so snazzy.

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automatic-llama 4 years ago

I only use Notepad++, and everything on my site is HTML or CSS. A classic gripe against wysiwyg editors is that they require you to give up some control over the logical organization of your site, even if they do make it easier to quickly shape up its appearance. Personally, I just like understanding (pretty much) every line of code that makes up my site, and don't want a wysiwyg editor to add anything.

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nohappynonsense 4 years ago

I use my typewriter to do it all in html and then use image capture scanning software to have it converted to a text file, but some call me old fashioned like that.

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I have a second version of Elaboraet running on elaboraet.com. I'm still working on it, but things are looking good so far.

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letslearntogether 5 years ago

Indeed! Lookin' spiffy. ;-)

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elaboraet andnow

5 years ago

I loved your little narrative on watches. Sometimes I cringe at my peers throwing around their smartwatches like they're made of nothing: they're just a total redundancy to their phones, anyway (they won't admit that, though).

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andnow 5 years ago

Thank you! It is really nice to know that you liked it. Yes people do get wrapped up in tech sometimes, when the relationships that technology helps us cultivate are the important things. In real life my grandpa is a very bad tipper and wears a Timex.

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elaboraet 5 years ago

Definitely. I forgot to add that I own a single mechanical watch, maybe from the 60s, but can absolutely relate to much of what you wrote.

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elaboraet thatwhitehand

5 years ago

I agree. I've always been a ThinkPad fan, although oldest I've tried and actually touched was a T510 (2010?). Had South Bridge problems, wouldn't boot sometimes, so I sent it back to its seller on eBay. I'd imagine old Macs to definitely be a little more robust, though I still love IBM's hardware motifs.

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elaboraet thatwhitehand

5 years ago

How useful/fun do you think buying an old Macbook/Mac Pro would be, particularly one from the Snow Leopard era? Never owned a Mac before, but I love the aesthetic and function of old OSX from what I've seen. I'm thinking of an older desktop model, maybe 2009/10/11, for document work and browsing; don't want to deal with a crappy battery, after all.

thatwhitehand 5 years ago

I have one that goes all the way up to Catalina, I just like to Dual Boot it with older versions. I also have a MacBook Core Duo white model and an iBook G4. Its great fun to mess with older hardware, see how usable it is in 2020, ect. I have done it before when my computer was down and actually enjoyed it quite a bit.

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elaboraet spyware

5 years ago

I'm proud to be an early follower and followed person of this site, ha. Looks like it really grew.

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