Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 13/01/2025@kipheath.bsky.social Guess who has a printer and sticker sheets now 100
Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 27/12/2024I hate when my phone has great signal but my apps aren't loading any data, and it's because my phone has decided to try connecting to a free WiFi network, so every request is silently getting redirected to the portal login screen in the background. 110
Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 04/12/2024I'm catching up on this year's Advent of Code puzzles - this time around I remember that `ARGF` exists, which makes it much easier to write code that _receives_ the input rather than having to hardcode it. gareth.fyi/2024/12/04/a...gareth.fyiAdvent of Code: Getting startedIt’s time for Advent of Code again! I’m starting a couple of days late because my laptop got stolen, but the first few days should be easy enough to catch up on. My first solves are going to be in Rub... 000
Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 03/12/2024Having my laptop stolen is really going to test how much of my stuff is really restorable. Do I need to remember how PGP keys work again? 010
Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 17/11/2024Just found an unprecedented FIVE Bertie Bassetts in a single pack of Liquorice Allsorts. (I feel like this is the kind of energy I should be aiming for at this stage of Bluesky) 020
Reposted by Gareth AdamsCristian Díaz @itscrisdiaz.com · 15/11/2024Or you can use the attribute selector [id="123"] { color: red; } 031
Gareth Adams @gareth.fyi · 15/11/2024Fun learning about CSS today. Since HTML5, element IDs can start with numbers. But in the CSS selectors spec, and therefore in `document.querySelector`, identifiers *can't*. So how do you target an element with a numeric ID? <div id="123">Hello</div> #123 { color: red } /* No */ 3484
