only happiness beyond this point
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one time i found a webring with a not-so-secret "banned members" list on its website added by the creator. i looked inside and someone's website was taken off because they were "too young for nekoweb/neocities." to this day, it still pisses me the f off. if anything, i would be so proud to see somebody early on in their life coding their own website rather than endlessly scrolling social media
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anendlessqueue
2 months ago
fixing some things. for some dumb reason i thought putting indexes inside of folders instead of just naming pages in the main directory after folders was a good idea
hey, does anyone have that one stamp that reads "i support sonic the polish pickle" with a photo of a pic of a bootleg food product using a green sonic
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i like tinypng but i wish it didn't faceslap me every single time with ai slop every time i use it to compress an image
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why is ur website in italics lmao... but being real for a sec, 3d transformations in css are such an underrated feature
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anendlessqueue
2 months ago
1. bc it looks cool. 2. thx a lot, i'm surprised a lot of people don't use it
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Unless its like an 18+ webring i dont see why they couldnt be on there ¿? As long as theyre able to properly read the warnings on sites too theres no harm in lettings kids discover coding
^ this. back when i was a kid i used to be super scared whenever something slightly 'offensive' (cursing) happened in a piece of media i was alone with bc i felt like i was doing something illegal. as long as your kid doesn't find 4chan and has a good idea of safety/manners, i'd say they're fine