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@lispi314 Oh. No, I expect it will be more stable than ever. Which is to say, still buggy by WM standards, but incredibly gratifying and powerful. But it tends to shut you down hard if you haven't got it just right, and I haven't had time for that yet.

@lispi314 I mean, it supports exwm too. I just haven't configured it yet. I was busy getting emails, passwords, and all the other stuff, so that now I can just be annoyed instead of actually stopped

Still stuck in gnome. All this mouse-work to select my focus window is really annoying. Three monitors are FAR less useful when you have to traverse that real-estate manually. All this for some "stability" as I set up my new #Guix OS. Missing #exwm

The CSS Garden sites were an inspiration to me! I've never been able to stop hoping about my CSS ever since. I learned that web design can be an art (albeit one I am not good at)
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Happy 19th Birthday CSS Zen Garden!

In May 2003 the Canadian web designer Dave Shea launched a community gallery of websites called CSS Zen Garden.

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https://twitter.com/WebDesignMuseum/status/1521502338283978755

So y2k type bug, baby version: browser versions hitting three digits. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2022/02/version-100-in-chrome-and-firefox/

argh. Just found out (in a way that could have been much worse) that Github's branch protection policies have died to Microsoft's freemium plan. I knew they wouldn't allow new branch protections, but didn't know they had lifted the old ones.

While making the switch to Guix I've been using Gnome as my interface. It is driving me crazy. Time to get back to exwm...

Beautiful day to have finished a book while the kids played outside @ericnormand #Clojure #NotClojure #GrokkingSimplicity