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thank you so much for your super kind words about my essays. so glad they resonated -- it means a lot.
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hi there! all your essays on life and consumerism really resonated with me. and the body image essay ("it was going to keep being a body, the thing that fulfills the humble task of moving me from place to place...") - thank you.
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Hey! I promise I am alive and you have a letter on the way. It'll take me a sec because I need to mail it from the post office.
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sorbier
5 days ago
yo, no need to apologise, i know life gets busy! it's meant to be fun, not a burden~
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i'm planning on archiving math on neocities too! i'm so impressed at your resistance to using a LaTeX renderer, i'm still debating what i should do... i love your website and the colors!!
sorbier
5 days ago
hey, thanks, ha! i'm probably just dogmatic about the javascript. looking forward to your math posts (:
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sorbier
5 days ago
new blog post about the fallout from dumping a glass of water on my computer: https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/anew
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implemented a redesign of my blog, hope it's aesthetically pleasing to gang: https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/
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thanks for your very kind words about my status page, it was very fun to write!
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crypticcrossroads
2 weeks ago
The styling on your status page is so good, I like how the text boxes are stacked off center from each other
new blog post about my text editor (very original): https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/tooling
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we got SIDENOTES yalllll
I'm curious about the typographical reason why sidenotes look less important block-indented too. Wikipedia says indentation can be used to indicate subordinate information in a hierarchy (like in a multi-level list or blocks of code), maybe that's what it makes me think of. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indentation_(typesetting)
interesting! good point, i didn’t clock that. i was thinking it’s a physical manifestation of an aSIDE, like the writer is turning their head to say it out of the side of their mouth, similar to when you tell a secret.
honestly it spurred a half hour of looking into how asides are typeset in plays… like surely someone has already solved this problem