@patrickbrosset Nice content. I very much appreciated it, but for some reason the way the paragraphs are broken up made the continuity of thought flow funny. It might just be me though.

@FirefoxNightly
On. A. Roll.

@kornel *sighs* Of COURSE this'll just fuel the Rust Cult people.

JPEG XL is cool though.

@heydon gonna watch and prepare for my interview

@heydon Bless you. Please sell a REACT IS A CULT shirt. My wife saw me watching the video when that came on the screen and said “See, you’re not alone!”

@heydon Amazing - the genocide->hooks transition is wonderful.

Just in case no one has called it out yet - a link in your transcript has the text and link the wrong way round, so it doesn't render as a link -

@keithamus this is amazing and should be part of the spec

@sindresorhus keep it in church.

@sindresorhus Never!

@sindresorhus now my workplace’s git pre-commit hooks replace all my code anyway.
Starting to think my decades long holy crusade was… silly?

@pepelsbey I absolutely love reading articles through the tiny 20px tall window between the cookie banners, fixed headers, newsletter modals and chatbot popups.

@pepelsbey Peak modern design 🤷

Also works with data URLs (in Firefox).

@fvsch A good place to use the `tab-size` CSS property!

@kizu I feel the same way about the linked issue proposing to change how `prefers-color-scheme` to work. I think I’d have to rewrite some of my CSS mental models if that were to change. Seems less harmful to either use the style query approach you’ve demonstrated or for that to develop into its own specific query. Also, seems like style query support for at least some non-custom properties worth revisiting.

@kizu ha, i was working on a post about color-scheme too. this just means i have to write fewer things 😁

and totally agreed on the media queries behavior: media queries should reflect the user's preference, not the author's (even if that's set in HTML). https://front-end.social/@mayank/112763009752291121

@kizu oooh I love your new (?) aside components! have you talked about those already?

@davidimel @waveformpodcast @evanprodromou @mosseri @mmccue If you'd told me the video was going to be used too I would've put more effort into cleaning up the room behind me 😅

Awesome episode @davidimel, y'all crushed it. Shoutout to @evanprodromou, @mmccue, and others for lending their perspectives.

I also want to emphasis what @mosseri said at the end -- we can't move as fast as a startup, so fediverse replies won't be done tomorrow (sorry 😅)

But there's a *ton* of benefit to making progress as a large platform, including educating both users and regulators about the benefits of the open web. We're truly trying our best! and we appreciate the patience 😇

@Retcon on one hand this is great, on the other hand the Yet Another Subscription pricing makes me sad

@Retcon oh, I’m SO excited to try this!!

@Retcon Yearly subscriptions for those (small) support tools is a no-go for me. I’m happy to pay 30 bucks for a permanent license, and upgrade if future versions offer improvements I’m looking for. But yearly subscriptions for basic tools like git or diff/merge (hello kaleidoscope)?? No, thanks!

@pepelsbey LIES that face is of the highest quality!

@pepelsbey example #86754 of why we shouldn't lets devs come up with UI text 😂

@viticci thank you 🇪🇺

Cuee all the 🇺🇸 tech bros whining about 🇪🇺

@viticci

No, Apple still has to approve thrid party app stores and is still standing there between developer and user.

There is also iOS standing in the way. Computers are not a certan set of features, they are universal, having ALL the features. To be a computer for the user you need to let it run any program, directly on the processor, not API layer of iOS.

@viticci yep, but for people that are not that skilled it is confusing. My mom called me the other day, which browser she should use that her phone is asking her...🤦🏻‍♂️ of course I recommend Safari, because other browsers sucks on iOS. But she wasn't sure.