Meanwhile the older folks are still freaked out from when they watched "The Tripods" in the 80's and can't abide big mechanical monsters looming nearby.
It's everything! It's waterproof!
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No it isn't.
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It's water resistant!
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No it isn't.
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It's... water absorbent! Absorb water today with Simpson's Individual Flood Preventers!
The Great Lakes span across hundreds of miles, but the deepest point is less than a quarter mile, and most of it is much shallower than that. I.e., it's a super thin film over that big surface area.
This looks great. I can't wait to dive in. Thank you very much for sharing.
Formatting nitpick for the site: when viewed on mobile, the text width is set to screen width minus 1 margin, but the page is fixed at text width plus both margins, so the scrolling has a lot of sloppy side-to-side play and it's irritating to get the content lined up in the middle.
When I saw the title, I thought this was going to be a security issue... like that they figured out how to identify someone's location based on unique power fluctuations from sun/clouds somehow leaking into a detectable signal in someone's online communications.
It would be interesting to relax the color requirements such that you could encode a program into what looks like image noise. Sort of like steganography, but instead of hidden data, it's a hidden executable program.
But watch out for 100vh on mobile. It doesn't account for the sometimes there, sometimes not there address bar.
To solve that, there's svh (small), lvh (large), and dvh (dynamic).
If you want to make a div stretch to the height of the window, so that something can appear exactly at the bottom before scrolling,
{
height: 100vh;
height: 100svh;
}
works best... the first line is there as a fallback for the few browsers that don't yet support svh... and if svh is supported it will replace the first line.
Those 1954 dollars comes out to about $2.3 million today. That seems really low for a factory. Could you set up manufacturing for anything for $2 million today? (Besides Etsy shops...)
JavaScript language and browsers have tons of facilities for dealing with date times in sensible ways, including displaying a `Date` object in the local time zone and local preferred formatting.
SpaceX designed their page to display specific time zones for whatever reason.
Among the many things people consider when buying a house or choosing a new place to rent, is the commute time to wherever they might need to go.
A suburb with an hour commute from the job is low on most people's list. Here comes a new highway, or new highway lanes, and now it's only 30 minutes. Great, let's move there... along with 20,000 other people and within a couple years the commute is back to an hour.
The cutoff is nowhere near that soon after sunset. At midnight? Sure, you're not going to see satellites. But against a dark sky, you can see satellites reflecting for at least a couple hours. They may not be in direct sunlight as it gets later, but they are still illuminated by the atmosphere on the sunny side for a while.
Meanwhile the older folks are still freaked out from when they watched "The Tripods" in the 80's and can't abide big mechanical monsters looming nearby.