Nice thanks!

What book is this?

TailWind CSS which is a popular, modern CSS framework for writing inline css styles on components.

And his excellent sense of rhythm.

Yeah that’s 20% of the population of the EU (total population figure of 450 million used). It’s mental that after all of the things that have happened recently, 1 in 5 people still use Xitter and that’s not even excluding babies.

Uff this title is clickbait BS, TL;DR:

• The eggs are Pacific White Skate eggs
• They weren’t “released” from the volcano
• It’s likely they lay them there for the warmth coming from hydrothermal plumes because their habitat is relatively deep at 800-2900 m below sea level

Other articles from ~2023:

• https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/volcanos/scientists-discover-ancient-underwater-volcano-is-still-active-and-covered-in-up-to-a-million-giant-eggs
• https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0g24gv4

Thoughts and prayers xoxo

Left banana is 1.4 standard bananas, right banana is 0.7 standard bananas.

Pretty sure this is from the esolang bussin

Nah no problem with it being about Vegan nuggets or anything, but that faux surprise/O-face trend was pretty played out although it did birth good memes.

Top tier use of that meme. That original photo of those two guys pointing at the vegan nuggets or whatever it was makes me irrationally angry: sometimes I look at it just to wind myself up.

Something similar is suggested to a lesser extent about psychedelic mushrooms by Melvin Sheldrake in Entangled Life. No where near the same scale as wheat, of course.

Welcome home.

This one has always been a goosebumps track for me.

Ok ignoring the fact that this isn’t a speaker, if it was and the question is what would I play on a speaker this size, then probably this.

I have a copy of The Weather Wizards Cloud Book in my day bag which is a nice little guide to identify what clouds are up above and which might come next. It’s pretty neat.

Thank you!

I’ve spent 5 minutes trying to work out what this image is of, without luck.

If you commit the file on the secondary drive then it will be in the same repository as the rest of the code so you will end up with a large tree in that repo or you will need to move it over with the rest of the files. Why not make a symlink on the secondary drive pointing to the config in the repository? This way you can track it in git and have it located on the secondary.

Best results I’ve had are peeling only the lower part that is touching the water.