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sex offender shuffle | club you can take power rangers from my cold lifeless hands netflix fuck you last tab contains power ranger/team members, 5 tabs for you to do whatever, when active the button goes thwooop and gets saturated tryit editor
updated: sit down fuckos dr. bowman is here | article hey turns out this literally can’t work in course overviews and shit because they don’t allow border radiuses??? so uhh it’s just an article i guess tryit editor
[SOUL-RELEASING LAUGH] | backstory something to match the other profile text, each section/tab has a funky picture place you can put whatever if you really wanted to, you can fit like 10 tabs there so hopefully that’s enough for any character (unless your character goes through anime arcs mb g) tryit editor
ooga booga i’m monke | article something short and sweet, go nuts my dudes tryit editor
updated: did you read this shit | backstory/article this one automatically does the height and whatnot for your text, so your text will always show up as two columns bubby but like usual, 5 tabs for whatever nonsense/propaganda you’d like, if you don’t want 5 pages, just remove them, ez three special things, quotes, headers, and pictures heck yea tryit editor
wait is that a duck | profile text I always wanted to do page based profile text instead of ones that had buttons, so this is heavily inspired off tessisamess’ code, props to her by using href and overflow: hidden shit to make this possible customizable pictures, 6 different pages, go fucking nuts my dudes tryit editor
i have severe depression | lesson there ain’t much to say dawg idk what else, you got a neat title picture, requirements and whatnot at the bottom, it’s just a simple lesson man tryit editor
sit down fuckos dr. bowman is here | course overview yeah this is just an overview that goes along with my other code, textbook and all that you know don’t write too much or you gotta change the length btw my dudes tryit editor
anyways that’s how i lost my medical license | lesson so this is supposed to be like a textbook page or something aesthetic like that yeah WGEHORUHO but it’s fancy man like first letter got that gucchi shit and two columns that are adaptive to your text man tryit editor
funky boy play that jazz | backstory just a quick and simple backstory as i question life, 4 tabs for whatever you’d like, picture behind and picture above are customizable to whatever you’d like, dank this is the most family friendly code because for some reason pastebin was like “hey you got some potential offensive stuff” and i had to change some stuff so it’s aesthetic instead of it’s regular shitpost quality lmao tryit editor
“i literally had a test about frogs what do you mean” | exam results wow wox sites are literally the devil in terms of coding, i see now just for world of potter sites for exam wise, you can change the numbers to outstanding, exceeds expectations, whatever you want bubby also profile picture whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and generic comments about students below tryit editor
relinquish the foot | article okay i’m starting to crash from the monster hoooooo boy here’s a course overview for anyone who does lessons and what not poggers tryit editor
the egirls have fooled me once again | profile text/backstory just something nice and simple for those who aren’t looking for much, you can change the picture btw never simp for a rando girl online friends, heed my warning tryit editor
violation of geneva convention | wallpost i forgot how much finicky wallposts are on wox, like jesus buddy don’t be alarmed if when you edit it it looks very different, the ss is what it’ll look like when you post it, since wox is magical like that tryit editor
i want to smack a wet frog | profile text just a simple profile text, uhhh you can technically change this into a backstory shit if you alter the tabs, it is what it is though go ahead my dudes also there’s a transition for the tabs whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa but also i want to know what a frog feels like tryit editor
you fucking weeb | profile text meant to match with my previous code I made, uh there’s 5 buttons for 5 separate tabs, pretty colors, uhhh nothing much to say except this was made for world of reapers, support them right now or i steal kneecaps ty tryit editor
while you were partying i studied the blade | profile text/backstory oh my fucking brain hurted making this one so i made it simple after i made the fucking picture thingie, like this is the most my brain’s been used so far the image behind the title can be changed, you might have to make some tiny changes depending on the dimensions of that tryit editor
brain restart but computer no | profile text okay this code was a bastard i will tell you, like i had it done earlier but i reloaded without saving and all my progress was lost and i wanted to just,, commit arson six wacky tabs with each of their own use, plus a cool fade in when you arrive, wowie (msg for code)
imma bird uh ahh uh ahhh | profile text this is another part of the hogwarts series, this part being ravenclaw poggers five pages, each one with their own separate tab/button slowly learning css but there is no god, i can confirm tryit editor
should dank memes be regulated? | article this was a request, and uhhh i’m glad how it turned out! you got two places for your ads and whatnot, and if you want more stuff, you can just uhhhhh, make the length more (also if you want the background to be an image be my guest, ads and the pictures are protected) tryit editor
hnngh rawr | profile text/backstory thought it would be cool if i actually made a proper thing for each seperate house, starting with hnngh rawr, there’s three pages with different uses, plus you can always add more jazz tryit editor
uwu what’s this | profile text uhhhh to be honest this is my first time coding some shit like this so uh,,, tread with caution partial credit to tessisamess for some of the code, credit overall : finch tryit editor
07/08/20
coded a rock, paper, scissors game! (=> completed one of my summer goals!)
did some mini exercises and summary post-it’s of rotational motion
read a third of the good immigrant
& tonight i’m going cycling with my dad and will do another violin session!
summer studying challenge, 7th aug: what is your favourite summer ‘beach read’?
red, white & royal blue by casey mcquiston!
06/08/20
hello! i took a short break from social media bc of life stuff, but i’m back bc i start school in a week! today i:
completed lists & dictionaries in python
finished my maths review cards from pre summer content
cycled to my friend’s house to drop off a paper
& i’m going to do a violin practice session this evening
summer studying challenge 6th aug: what book are you currently reading?
i just finished this is how you lose the time war, which i 100% recommend! now onto inferior by angela saini.
24/07/20
summer studying challenge, 24th july: what is your favourite holiday memory?
probably when i was in menorca with my family in 2017 and we went to a cliff to watch the sun set over the sea. it was so beautiful!
me vs starting out a new skill with overly complex tasks and ending up not understanding and having to relearn the basics *facepalm*. every. damn. time! today i spent ages working on the python challenge then this evening wrote a fun little code to calm my brain :)
15/07/20
summer studying challenge day 3: do you have a specific goal for this summer?
i have a few little goals, like applying for a stem programme, getting my russian up a bit, picking violin back up and continuing learning coding in python!
Rebagling here because this is really good if you are like me and a) wonder why AO3 doesn't do responsive images and b) are really fucking anal about these things ♡
If you embed images on AO3, you might have noticed that wide images like covers extend past the screen width on smaller mobile devices. To view the whole image, a reader has to scroll to the right.
There’s an easy fix for this. Go to Skins –> My Work Skins –> Create Work Skin (or edit your existing skin). Enter the following:
#workskin img { max-width: 100%; height: auto; }
This sets your image’s maximum possible width as the width of the element that contains it. So if the image is 800px wide, but its parent is just 600px wide, the image will adjust to fit. Setting the height to adjust automatically ensures the image ratio is maintained.
Bulk-apply the work skin or just edit the fics with embedded art. If you need help with this, let me know!
ETA: I edited the explanation for why this works so it was more precise, but I wanted to say you can also use this technique on your tumblr theme, if you have elements that extend past their parent contains. You might have to play around to get them working. Feel free to message me if you get stuck.
The code that took America's Apollo 11 to the moon in the 1960's has been published
When programmers at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory set out to develop the flight software for the Apollo 11 space program in the mid-1960s, the necessary technology did not exist. They had to invent it.
They came up with a new way to store computer programs, called “rope memory,” and created a special version of the assembly programming language. Assembly itself is obscure to many of today’s programmers—it’s very difficult to read, intended to be easily understood by computers, not humans. For the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC), MIT programmers wrote thousands of lines of that esoteric code.
Here’s a very 1960s data visualization of just how much code they wrote—this is Margaret Hamilton, director of software engineering for the project, standing next to a stack of paper containing the software:
The AGC code has been available to the public for quite a while–it was first uploaded by tech researcher Ron Burkey in 2003, after he’d transcribed it from scanned images of the original hardcopies MIT had put online. That is, he manually typed out each line, one by one.
“It was scanned by an airplane pilot named Gary Neff in Colorado,” Burkey said in an email. “MIT got hold of the scans and put them online in the form of page images, which unfortunately had been mutilated in the process to the point of being unreadable in places.” Burkey reconstructed the unreadable parts, he said, using his engineering skills to fill in the blanks.
“Quite a bit later, I managed to get some replacement scans from Gary Neff for the unreadable parts and fortunately found out that the parts I filled in were 100% correct!” he said.
As enormous and successful as Burkey’s project has been, however, the code itself remained somewhat obscure to many of today’s software developers. That was until last Thursday (July 7), when former NASA intern Chris Garry uploaded the software in its entirety to GitHub, the code-sharing site where millions of programmers hang out these days.
Within hours, coders began dissecting the software, particularly looking at the code comments the AGC’s original programmers had written. In programming, comments are plain-English descriptions of what task is being performed at a given point. But as the always-sharp joke detectives in Reddit’s r/ProgrammerHumor section found, many of the comments in the AGC code go beyond boring explanations of the software itself. They’re full of light-hearted jokes and messages, and very 1960s references.
One of the source code files, for example, is called BURN_BABY_BURN--MASTER_IGNITION_ROUTINE, and the opening comments explain why:
About 900 lines into that subroutine, a reader can see the playfulness of the original programming team come through, in the first and last comments in this block of code:
In the file called LUNAR_LANDING_GUIDANCE_EQUATIONS.s, it appears that two lines of code were meant to be temporary ended up being permanent, against the hopes of one programmer:
In the same file, there’s also code that appears to instruct an astronaut to “crank the silly thing around.”
“That code is all about positioning the antenna for the LR (landing radar),” Burkey explained. “I presume that it’s displaying a code to warn the astronaut to reposition it.”
And in the PINBALL_GAME_BUTTONS_AND_LIGHTS.s file, which is described as “the keyboard and display system program … exchanged between the AGC and the computer operator,” there’s a peculiar Shakespeare quote:
This is likely a reference to the AGC programming language itself, as one Reddit user . The language used predetermined “nouns” and “verbs” to execute operations. The verb pointed out 37, for example, means “Run program,” while the noun 33 means “Time to ignition.”
Now that the code is on GitHub, programmers can actually suggest changes and file issues. And, of course, they have
helpppp how do i make my music player show up :(
I already tried the http to https thing so many forums suggest, but it doesn't seem to be the problem since the script is already with https