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inkear updated INKEAR

4 years ago

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revenge updated asleep in a phone booth

4 years ago

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yardonthirdstreet updated yard

4 years ago

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yardonthirdstreet 4 years ago

800th update and realizing i should honor the HTML (+ CSS) more than how it actually looks, maybe

flashman updated Martin Flashman, Professor of Mathematics, ...

4 years ago

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e4494s updated e4494s

4 years ago

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rime

4 years ago

the problem with all your hand-written webpages having your site navigation is that, inevitably, the time will come when you realize you want to redo it, and you have a ton of pages to change as a result

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rime 4 years ago

also maybe i'll finally fix the tooltips that broke when i changed my layout a million years ago....

bluef00t 4 years ago

may I suggest a JavaScript solution

rime 4 years ago

i hadn't considered javascript, mostly because i haven't really learned how to use it lol. its definitely on the to-do list though

bright-eyes 4 years ago

True, this. There was a php solution where you only needed to edit one file with the links on, but as neocities doesn't allow it, it can't be done here. Never got the handle on frames (which isn't a good solution anyway.) What I do is make a page which as all the current links and copy and paste it on to all the others.

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silverheart 4 years ago

javascript is unfortunately how i have to do my own layout, since the modern web is still a goddamn hellhole that doesn't have a simple native html injection thing.... https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_html_include.asp is nice and very similar to what i'm using, if that helps to know

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bluef00t 4 years ago

alternately, just have one main navigation page, and every page links back to navigation. There's no rule saying you have to see every link from every page either

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websitering updated Web-Site-Ring

4 years ago

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bret updated bret.io

4 years ago

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burypink updated This is Nice Site

4 years ago

sick_trickz.html

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archives.html

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bluef00t skookz

4 years ago

I love your music section better than any other albums display I've seen on any site. Any tips for digitizing a CD collection like this? I'd love to do something similar with mine.

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skookz 4 years ago

ayy thankya for the kind words! well taking the pictures on a white background helps make the plastic more visible & taking them at a bit of an angle helps keep the camera's reflection out of the shot. i'd also think that this would be a lot easier to do with a scanner, but i don't own one to test that theory. lemme know if ya need any more tips/help, i'd be happy to give ya either!

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bluef00t 4 years ago

actually i think the reason I like em so much is that yours AREN'T scanned; the atmospheric lighting and slight angle really makes it feel like I'm peeking into a friend's CD collection and pulling one or two out to look at

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neo-neighborhoods grafovolaverunt

4 years ago

Welcome to SunsetStrip! Your site is now listed in the Residential District: https://neo-neighborhoods.neocities.org/SunsetStrip/residence.html

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grafovolaverunt 4 years ago

Thanks!! :D

sonickitsune updated A Website, Involving SonicKitsune

4 years ago

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watcher updated the tower

4 years ago

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nuange updated ✩

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bright-eyes

4 years ago

See, if you're arthritic (or have some other condition that causes fatigue, extreme tiredness or pain, or leaves you out of breath/makes your heart rate spike) and don't run a marathon everyday or do something else that is physically difficult, then you're lazy. If you can do an activity like sewing without getting fatigued or leaving you in pain, it's too hard for you...

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birdsandstars 4 years ago

I’m sorry... people are every harsh and judgmental. I spent a lot of time lying down the first year or two after my knee injury, I walk more now and it’s good for arthritis! But you have to take things easy, nice and slow, and always listen to your body. Pain is a message.

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bright-eyes 4 years ago

The problem I find is that a lot of health professionals assume that there are certain medical conditions are caused by being over-weight. Excess weight doesn't help the condition but it's not necessarily the cause of the condition - sometimes the condition causes the weight gain. They also don't live with the condition so they don't know how everything about how it effects you.

koshka 4 years ago

The vast majority of people only have "empathy" for people exactly like them. As an autistic person, I've had a first-hand view of that. People refuse to believe that others can be disturbed by or have difficulty with things that they don't, and start finding ulterior motives to explain behaviour.

augustaugust updated ♥LOCAL BULLSHIT DEALER♥

4 years ago

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bright-eyes

4 years ago

I find it irritating when people patronise medical conditions. Today, got one of my cross stitch mags and there's an article in there about aids for people with medical conditions. Folks, due to being ill, Cross Stitch and sewing are one of the few things which I /can/ do which I could do before I became ill that doesn't wipe me out for a week.

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oatcookies updated Repositorium

4 years ago