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Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
What happens when you manage social media wrong?
- people die
- swatting
- girls get anorexia
- genocide
- elections are stolen
- friends and family are lost to conspiracy theories like Q anon
A rocket sounds fucking easy compared to that. Plus he exploded the landing pad 🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
Moments like this always remind me of this classic.
ALT Paul Graham @paulg · Nov 16, 2022 It's remarkable how many people who've never run any kind of company think they know how to run a tech company better than someone who's run Tesla and SpaceX. Paul Graham @paulg · Nov 16, 2022 In both those companies, people die if the software doesn't work right. Do you really think he's not up to managing a social network?
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Two weeks left to take the 2023 State of CSS survey!
Every voice counts, and it's also a great chance to learn about new and upcoming CSS features all at once!
survey.devographics.com/en-U…
Take the State of CSS survey! The Chrome team will use it to prioritize work, both for Interop 2024 and for cutting edge feature work.
The 2023 State of CSS survey is now open. Go take it and discover what's new in CSS this year!
survey.devographics.com/en-U…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Amazing to see this come full circle: this module both inspired the native web platform feature and is now implemented in terms of the platform feature. Huge win for typography on the web!
The new React Wrap Balancer 1.0 version now uses the native CSS feature `text-wrap: balance` automatically when it’s available!
Read more about the release: github.com/shuding/react-wra…
CSS `text-wrap: balance`: developer.chrome.com/blog/cs…
react-wrap-balancer.vercel.a…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
There are no reasonable explanations for why this spokesman would say this. The explosions and sirens were very, very audible from central Kyiv.
Strangely, we didn't hear the sirens or explosions. #AfricanPeaceMission program is proceeding as planned.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Reuters journalists saw the South African delegation entering the air raid shelter of their hotel to take cover from the Russian missile attack on Kyiv:
reuters.com/world/south-af…
AP reports that six Kinzhal missiles were fired at Kyiv by Russia and intercepted by Ukrainian air defense:
apnews.com/article/russia…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
🥳 Massive congratulations to the Edge team for working on this. The Edge team always impresses me with the attention to detail they bring to a project, and quality of implementation.
wpt.fyi/results/css/css-grid…
Blink: Intent to Ship: CSS Subgrid groups.google.com/a/chromium…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Chrome for Testing: reliable downloads for browser automation developer.chrome.com/blog/ch…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
New CSS color spaces and functions in all major engines by @rachelandrew web.dev/color-spaces-and-fun…
@dbelson @emot @stanleyxchiang I'm Philip from the Google Chrome team, looking for public data sources about browser usage, in particular uptake of new versions.
I found you via blog.cloudflare.com/radar-20… and am wondering if browser versions is something Cloudflare is tracking?
The context is github.com/web-platform-dx/f… where we have some interesting data from Akamai, and I'd love to be able to contrast with other data sources. DMs are open.
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
CSS nesting in 16.5
.very {
.cool {
}
}
Today is the day for Safari 16.5!
It includes CSS Nesting, `:user-valid` and `:user-invalid`, Apple Pay and Lockdown Mode updates — and a whole bunch of bug fixes. If you found a WebKit bug in Safari 16.4, please test again in Safari 16.5.
webkit.org/blog/14154/webkit…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Alla som kommenterar ”vem bryr sig?” verkar ju uppenbart bry sig så pass mycket att de orkar kommentera.. om du nu inte bryr dig: håll käften. På riktigt: jag längtar efter att tweets som dessa blir helt okontroversiella!
Det är en viktig dag idag.
Jag tänker personligen på dagen jag själv valde att vara transparent med vem jag är. Nervositeten. Stressen. I ett helt fritt samhälle utan fobi, skulle det inte vara en grej. Därför behövs dagar som idag! Tillsammans kan vi förändra. ❤️
#IDAHOT
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Another project my team has launched this quarter.
Chrome has now support for color spaces and wide color gamut. CSS now can do color-mix().
We also made gradients prettier! :)
Build a wide gamut color palette with okLCH in today's #GUIChallenge → goo.gle/433cAlT
@argyleink walks you through checking accessible color pairs, inspecting color with devtools, and tricks for leveraging the features of this new web color space.
ALT Color pallet card
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Sunday read.
This is hilarious. Engineers are competing who creates the worst UI on Reddit.
I think the winners are:
1/ Enter your phone number
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Are you still unsure of what exactly the deal is with baseline? This part of the developer keynote adds some additional context. youtube.com/live/r8T0SnwHRNI… #GoogleIO2023 #baseline #MDNWebDocs
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Incredibly excited to announce Web Platform Baseline, an always up-to-date feature set that makes it easy to tell which web platform features are widely available now. Launching on MDN today: web.dev/baseline/ and developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Check out the new baseline feature on MDN Web Docs announced at #GoogleIO - developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Man kan inte ta bort stora delar av Sveriges klimatpolitik utan att ersätta det med något - och sen tro att vi ska nå klimatmålen! Fullständigt orimligt! svt.se/nyheter/snabbkollen/t…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
The Climate Crisis font introduces a variable Year axis to visualize the urgency of climate change by appearing to degrade over time, like each character is a glacier melting away.
design.google/library/climat…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
I just searched @caniuse for the lh unit, thinking “nah, none of them will have implemented it”.
I was delighted to be wrong! All except @firefox and @samsunginternet!
I can now start doing things like:
height: 1.2em; /* fallback */
height: 1lh;
caniuse.com/mdn-css_types_le…
Philip Jägenstedt retweeted
Transitioning popovers with :popover and @ initial:
(A thread)
0. Use :popover-open + @ initial to set up before-open styles (what you're animating *from*)
1. Within :popover-open, set up open state
2. In the base element, set up what you're animating *to*
⚠️ API could change