Latest from my blog
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How a Hypercore P2P innovation could bring more privacy to IPFS
IPFS want’s to replace HTTPS as the web’s content delivery protocol. However, it can’t do that without improving on user privacy. Hypercore has the solution.
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Font-independent pixel-perfect negative CSS text-indents
There’s no need to guess the number of negative pixels for a text-indent to create a list item marker or hanging punctuation. Use this CSS technique instead!
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GNOME Boxes review: no-frills and no-thrills desktop virtualization
Easy-to-use settings-free virtualization works great when it works! Not so much if you’re running an unsupported operating system, e.g. a modern Windows version.
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Why HTML table cells won’t fit into your CSS baseline grid
Collapsed cell borders adds to the table cell’s line height. So, how do you align your table cells to a line-height/baseline based grid layout?
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Your browser lies: the web isn’t written in your native language
Your web browser can make it appear like everyone speaks your language. Browsers should also reverse-translate form submissions to avoid social faux pas.
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Bing stops accepting Sitemap pings, switch to IndexNow instead
Bing (and Yandex) no longer wants to be notified of updates to your website’s XML sitemap file anymore. Send the updated URLs directly with IndexNow API instead.