The sooner you stop fearing JavaScript and embrace its dark powers, the sooner you will sieze your true destiny.
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dc-blog
1 year ago
I just can't force myself to use JS for some reason XD, even if my site would MAJORLY benefit from it.
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
JS has great applications, but nothing that I want or need that HTML and CSS can't effect.
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No matter how severe the bug, it will break someone's workflow if you fix it. https://xkcd.com/1172/
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Neocities now has a confirmation dialog before you delete a post. Isn't open source software great? https://github.com/neocities/neocities/issues/517
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misterdizzy
1 year ago
You too can submit git issues if something like that screams out to you that it should be implemented. You have the power
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Okay, here's a dense vehicle of retroness: music videos like Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg
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misterdizzy
1 year ago
An equally potent example of this filmmaking style: Nirvana - Heart Shaped Box https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6P0SitRwy8
misterdizzy
1 year ago
It's like some kids in the 90s had a budget and some cool new digital filmmaking tech, and someone with a big cigar said "Go nuts, kid"
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Henry Darger would be on Neocities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Darger
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I was there. I was in the trenches. On 4chan. On digg, back when it was good. On reddit when it was for obscure weird coders. On utoob, pre-goog. We forged culture. Everything from rickrolls to habbo hotel, man. I was there. We were just kids, man. Just fuckin' kids.
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
BBS, USENET, and webrings were our Greek and Roman antiquity to your W2 Renaissance ^____^
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It seems to be too easy to delete a comment on Neocities.
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
It's been a problem about which nearly everyone I know here has complained for years.
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Sweet monodic pup