i keep looking at this particular pic and saying Wow. gotta get out there and find some commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ha...
27.02.2026 04:01
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i keep looking at this particular pic and saying Wow. gotta get out there and find some commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ha...
no way... i immediately went to iNat to see if anyone near me has seen one (no) and there's less than 500 observations www.inaturalist.org/observations...
Detritus: the Manifesto - in nature, detritus is dead plant and animal matter that makes new life possible. The very bottom of the food chain, detritus is the rotting leaves in the forest, the silt on the bottom of the pond, the thick dark mud in the salt marsh. It sticks to your shoes, it smells, but someday it will be food for something else, and that something will be food in turn, on and on up the food chain until you pick it up in the supermarket and put it in your mouth. Our society spends a lot of time telling us that there is some brand new, fresh cultural produce, generated from thin air and sunshine, slick and clean. They package it with pretty plastic & ribbons and then feed it to us. A lot gets thrown away: the ribbons, the wrapping; culture becomes garbage, or it dies, and rots behind the refrigerator. But the new fluffy shiny stuff still gets churned out, and it gets forced between our teeth. And we are told to swallow it. We will not swallow. We will chew, and then spit. We will play with our food, and create something new and interesting from it.
♻️ #websurfing
d e t r i t u s . n e t
dedicated to recycled culture
www.detritus.net/manifesto.html
cheering and clapping
>:)
screenshot of a webpage with an illustrated banner and placeholder text that says: idk what to call this project yet hello it's me ribo.zone. let's make some webpages and say things about them jam #01: theme lorem ipsum lorem ipsum example.com example2.com
thinking more
yay, i'm happy to hear that! i think i'll give it a try eventually, i just have to rotate all the options in my mind for a while longer
i'm screenshotting this and putting it in a folder called "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY"
ouuughhh but the responsibility!.......
i'm thinking about sunday sites (RIP) and glitch code jams (RIP) and weird web october and indiepocalypse radio... i want to hang out and make little webpages with people AND (important) talk about them too. i'm tempted to make my own thing but i don't know what the format should be. and i'm shy
a few thousand years!!!!! i am amazed and delighted by these horses 🐎
i didn't know there were multiple of these chalk horses around the uk!! i have heard of this one that's been kept up for around a few thousand years. immortal pet horse that has been in the care of countless generations :')
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uffingt...
;____; thank you so much!
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labrat 🐁🧪
I tried to take a photo of a grasshopper on my windshield, but now it looks like a gigantic bug destroying the town.
that makes sense. i'll follow the rules and style <strong> to look how <big> does by default, but it bring me no joy
but <small> as "side comment" doesn't feel meaningfully different from <aside> to me..
fucked up that <big> is deprecated but <small> is not
I've just published a new userscript that remembers the path of your cursor over the linked pages of Wikipedia, averaging and wearing them into the page, showing your browsing history over time
Install at greasyfork.org/en/scripts/5... or read more about it everest-pipkin.com#projects/des...
mid 2023
early 2025
late 2025
today
ribo.zone/info over time
shocked to read this bc i'm 5'7" and feel like my height is so average
no i think it looks nice too! it's notepad++ with default settings; i just checked and the font is courier new
thanks so much!! 🌱
oh wait i forgot that people online use love and :) to be sarcastic. i'm being genuine here i really do love CSS (and math)
every couple of weeks i'll get an email that says something like "everyone says not to use position:absolute because it's unresponsive" but it's just not true... many beautiful things are possible with CSS and a little math. like my door
a screenshot of some CSS i wrote to position and resize an element in units of viewport width and viewport height, with different calculations for wide and narrow aspect ratios
i love CSS. and i love math :)
