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Michael Scharnagl retweeted
Happy 31st Birthday HTML tags!
On October 29, 1991, the internet pioneer, Tim Berners-Lee, published a document entitled HTML Tags. The document contained a description of the first 18 HTML tags.
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#HTML #InternetHistory
Replying to @WebReflection @simevidas
Totally
Was more a hidden rant after a long week.
I love the web, but sometimes it's hard to deal with all the crap HTML out there and telling people again and again that semantic HTML is a basic
Both of you know this and it's wonderful 👍
HTML6
'click' handlers are only allowed on interactive elements like form elements, <a>, <dialog>...
This would be a performance boost for many sites
Alterna<div>s
presentations.aaron-gustafso…
Replying to @codepo8
I sometimes rent an ID.3, and there it's connected. I think it works with cameras / data. You set cruise control once, and it will slow down / speed up automatically. Works pretty well, just sometimes it detects, say a 60 sign, which is meant for an exit and slows down wrongly.
A beginner’s guide to Chrome tracing
nolanlawson.com/2022/10/26/a…
Replying to @simevidas
Valid URL can also start with ftp:// or so.
Browsers could change default to http(s)://, but this would probably break stuff.
They could allow https:// though as base I guess, so you could do:
const baseUrl = 'https://';
new URL("example.com", baseUrl);
Bring back @mmatuzo!
@TwitterSupport
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Michael Scharnagl retweeted
Germany could meet all its energy demand with solar, wind and batteries within the next 10 years at a total cost of just $36.7 billion a year. That’s less than 1% of Germany’s GDP (and less than its current annual fossil fuel subsidies). link.medium.com/zzPh5gXqjub
Replying to @Una
- :user-invalid / :user-valid
- HTML includes justmarkup.com/notes/2022-08…
Replying to @simevidas
At least a user-friendly error message 😉
Replying to @WebReflection
What I mean: write, test, debug, repeat, until the aha moment.
Frustration in this context.
You should of course stop if you reach dead-end street and return a day later or so.



