I came here for this.

I was very curious for the reason and I found it. Cssbed is not hosting css files but loading upstream css and https://vanillacss.com/vanilla.css has been hacked/hijacked, so no css is being loaded but HTML full of crap.

I thought if request origin or content-type was stylesheet no href GET should be triggered (maybe src) but looks like full HTML site is being rendered behind the scenes of a simple css request.

Are we spending energy tokens to monitor IA? WoW. I mean, It looks necessary but also a trap.

Never seen a long term used windows pc with transparency enabled, just when people asking "how to disable this? Is confusing.."

I liked the transparency very much. Had it enabled in Windows7 for all of the 14 years. Until software incompatibility forced me to install Windows 10.

While office working or at home/gaming?

Why not both?

Gitea installs like a Breeze

A vanilla git server works great too.

I am the designer of Coccinella logo, if anybody remembers... Developer sadly died, but project was so ahead of its time I can believe sell point today is still an online shared canvas...

In central Spain, around the eighties, my grandpa has a handmade cricket cage (wood frame with metal wire bars) with a cricket in. It was feed with lettuce I recall for sure, but I was small so I don't know if there was any variation in it.

Mobian is where my hope is...

I don't. Using claude code, claude.md etc with deepseek v4 is almost undistinguishable.

What is wrong with spacing text from borders? padding for tabs, padding and margin text blocks? why so many lines? well, I can answer that: if you put two elements two close and you don't want to separate them you need a line between.

IMHO is fitts-law abuse, but is having everthing stuck together a functionallity I fail to recognize? Both in Cheese Paper and in Manustkript are designed using a compressed UI.

Maybe to fit more text?

In ancients times when they needed to fit more text within physical boundaries they invented scrolling, pages, chapters, volumes. They even folded maps and other illustration inside books.

It has scrollbars, but there's benefits to having more on an individual page at once. The tradeoff point seems unclear but everyone must recognize some tradeoff there.

Foldable maps allow for getting everything on one view by having the final display area be enormously larger, which isn't an option on laptop screens.