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CSSCSS – A CSS redundancy analyzer that analyzes redundancy.
$ csscss path/to/styles.css path/to/other-styles.css {.contact .content .primary} and {article, #comments} share 5 rules {.profile-picture}, {.screenshot img} and {a.blurb img} share 4 rules {.work h2:first-child, .archive h2:first-child, .missing h2:first-child, .about h2, .contact h2} and {body.home h2} share 4 rules {article.blurb:hover} and {article:hover} share 3 rules CSSCSS will parse any CSS files you give it and let …
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Chardin.js
The Culture of Free and The Future of Google
Anyone who still believes that Google is all about giving everything away for free, hasn’t really paid attention to just how much Google has changed. Google is not a free service anymore. It’s a premium service where you pay for what you use via Google Drive. Lengthy article definitely worth your time; Highly recommended read. …
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Fluid
How far is it to Mars?
Google Drive Application Data Folders
The ‘Application Data folder’ is a special folder that is only accessible by your application. Its content is hidden from the user, and from other apps. Despite being hidden from the user, the Application Data folder is stored on the user’s Drive and therefore uses the user’s Drive storage quota. The Application Data folder can …
gist-embed — Embed Gists with JavaScript
Flat Surface Shader
Deleting Borders
Amatorski, one of Belgiums finest bands, has been fascinated by the way the internet is deleting borders. They collaborated with We Work We Play to create an art project bringing together music and visuals, in a mix of online and offline interaction. Implemented using a custom JavaScript Metronome and Howler.js;Rendered on <canvas> with Delaunay triangulation …