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[bietrofastimoff23]

This moment made me realize that Tai Lung is going to make the Chameleon hell by appointing himself her master after he sees how incompetent&talentless she is in kung fu. It's enough that she stole their kung fu before that. Tai Lung cannot allow her to further desecrate the spirit realm by being there without the appropriate skills.

"Don't confuse me with Shifu, little one. I am a product of his upbringing. I'm much worse."

[dawns-beauty]

i feel like actual artists would sideeye the dumb stuff i do to make mod assets.

like, i'm sure i'm past the point where learning how to use modelling software would be easier (and probably look better.)

alas. naught to be done about it.

[mellomadness]

I just fell down a rabbit hole about (legal) body disposal and part of me is so anxious wishing I could tell the FBI agent monitoring my internet searches that I’m just morbidly curious and I’m not planning on dying anytime soon (or planning anything ELSE, for that matter)

[marshmellowtea]

i know for a fact that i'd feel less hopeless if i started getting involved in local politics and felt like i was actually zoning in my focus on specific issues i can tangibly help with in the real world it's just. hard knowing where to start. and even if i did know where to start that's also kind of a moot point when i can't drive and thus can't get places easily ^^;

[seventh-district]

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[rearranging-deck-chairs]

language learning revelation i had

[sqlmn]

Cornella: Oh, Seb? He's just like that, it's fine. Matis: ?????? That's actually very concerning for how good security is here.......... Sebastian: Actually it's quite thorough! I assure you that you're safe here. :> Matis: (not really reassuring if they gave up getting you out based on how many times that implies they tried to catch you...)

During his college years, Sebastian went to study elsewhere for a year and lived with his uncle who simply worked for a security company. He just picked up the methods how people could sneak past cameras by listening to his uncle's complaints and how the company never took his suggestions to fix the problems seriously bc he wasn't very high in the company and turned down promotions. Seb just "oh so that's a thing? ohhhh I can do that" and solves his problems in regards to seeing Cornella by putting what he learned vicariously to the test.

[arolesbianism]

In the future I believe I shall be calling looped Chou Piéride even tho they'd still go by Chou for clarities sake 👍

[a-passing-storm]

Oh... I've finally gotten back around to reviewing/relearning Latin, and verb forms are probably the thing I struggle the most with/need to review the most urgently. So I...

I'm using this as a checklist... the ones with the periods are the ones I Definitely Remember And Could Do In My Sleep* and the others I either have not quizzed myself on yet or just... know that I won't be able to do them.

How did I KNOW all of these??? At any point???

To be fair, I never knew the subjunctive all that well (I mainly went off of, like... "I know indicative verbs and this sure doesn't look like one!"), but... this makes me so sad. I've forgotten so much.

And that's not even getting into participles and infinitives. Imperatives are fine, probably.

I think I'll be good on prepositions and ablative uses with just a little bit of review, but the various subjunctive uses are going to be a pain in the ass to learn/relearn. (To be honest, that's another case of learning more than relearning. I was able to guess/use context in class, but I'd like to also actually know them well.)

*There's the caveat of... my first-person singular future active indicative of "superāre." For which I wrote "superam." Which I guess is third conjugation rules? Or third-io? I don't remember? I guess it's good that I vaguely remember conjugation rules from a different conjugation, but... help.

[fleetsonourgecentral]

so it first Scourge only stays in the dimension because he has no way out, but what about the Omniviewer or the Ring of Eternity? do they for some reason not have the ability to take him to his dimension? or are we just shoving them out of the picture for the sake of the story until we can think of a good reason for their absence?

hi can you tell how much I've got the Fleet!Sonourge bug

So the Omniviewer and Ring of Eternity, although they do have dimension-related powers, don't quite have the powers to send Scourge back to his own dimension (Sonic was distraught upon discovering this, because the Omniviewer was his first solution. Locals say he stormed off yelling "THEN WHAT EXACTLY IS THE POINT OF YOU???" when the Omniviewer said he couldn't help). Their powers, while impressive to someone from the fleetway dimension who didn't even know dimension travel was possible, are actually pretty standard and minor in the grand, cosmic, multi-dimension scheme of things, as both of them can really only use their powers on the fleetway dimension and nearby "connected" dimensions

The Omniviewer's power is mostly limited to Mobius and the Special Zone, the latter of which is still inside the fleetway dimension. There's the bonus of time travel, but that still only really impacts the fleetway universe. I don't remember if we ever see him use his powers for anything outside Mobius and the Special Zone, but if he can, it's limited. The Ring of Eternity has a bit more power, as it can connect to other dimensions, but only... local dimensions, I guess is the way to put it? The Cosmic Highway is big, there are a lot of alternate dimensions to hold, and not all dimensions are within the same distance as each other

Think of it as like a bubble, I guess? The Ring of Eternity can reach dimensions that are within the bubble, and most if not all of those dimensions have a direct connection to the fleetway dimension. The universe that has King Sonic, for example, is directly connected to the fleetway universe, because, well, it's a parallel for it. It's a relatively close dimension, from a multi-dimensional perspective, which means it's within the reach of the Ring of Eternity's powers

Moebius, however, is not part of these connected dimensions. Different bubble, or neighbourhood, or whichever metaphor you wish to use. It's not a dimension that's close to the fleetway universe, so even if the Ring of Eternity or the Omniviewer were aware of that universe to begin with, they couldn't send Scourge there, because they just don't have that kind of power. Probably for the best, otherwise there could have been some... unforeseen complications when the Omniviewer trapped Super

The fleetway universe, and similarly, it's connecting universes, are pretty well-contained. Travel between connected dimensions isn't very common as it is, unless you count Sonic's trips to the Special Zone, so getting outside of that little bubble is incredibly difficult. Portals that open directly onto the Cosmic Highway just don't spawn often, and it's incredibly difficult to find an alternate way out. Perhaps it's a cosmic evolution; a dimension that specifically spawned and adapted to keep things and people (like Super) contained

Either way, it's effective at keeping people in. Between that, and Scourge's dimension being not only completely unconnected to the fleetway universe, but also thousands of miles away on the Cosmic Highway, neither the Omniviewer nor the Ring of Eternity can help, so please stop yelling at us Sonic it's not our fault there's nothing we can do

[jimalim]

Made some paper today! Ran into a couple snags but overall very happy with the results and lessons learnt. Now that my practice run is over and troubleshooting has been figured out, I'm excited to hit the ground running tomorrow with a fresh batch of pulp!

[0uterspacew0rm]

im such a dispassionate person. like im incapable of pursuing anything to completion or maintaining hobbies or delving deep into anything

[orphiicheartd]

Up until he’d manifested his magic at age fourteen, Kalim learned rather quickly how to keep himself alive and as (mostly) unharmed in the hands of the kidnappers who took him, especially in times he realized the intention was to get rid of him and change up the line of succession rather than simply ransom him off.

[jcmarchi]

Creating an Auto-Closing Notification With an HTML Popover

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/creating-an-auto-closing-notification-with-an-html-popover/

Creating an Auto-Closing Notification With an HTML Popover

The HTML popover attribute transforms elements into top-layer elements that can be opened and closed with a button or JavaScript. Most popovers can be light-dismissed, closing when the user clicks or taps outside the popup. Currently, HTML popover lacks built-in auto-close functionality, but it’s easy to add. Auto closing popups are useful for user interfaces like banner notifications — the new-message alerts in phones, for instance.

A picture demo, is worth a thousand words, right? Click on the “Add to my bookmarks” button in the following example. It triggers a notification that dismisses itself after a set amount of time.

Let’s start with the popover

The HTML popover attribute is remarkably trivial to use. Slap it on a div, specify the type of popover you need, and you’re done.

<div popover="manual" id="pop">Bookmarked!</div>

A manual popover simply means it cannot be light-dismissed by clicking outside the element. As a result, we have to hide, show, or toggle the popover’s visibility ourselves explicitly with either buttons or JavaScript. Let’s use a semantic HTML button.

<button popovertarget="pop" popovertargetaction="show"> Add to my bookmarks </button> <div popover="manual" id="pop">Bookmarked!</div>

The popovertarget and popovertargetaction attributes are the final two ingredients, where popovertarget links the button to the popover element and popovertargetaction ensures that the popover is show-n when the button is clicked.

Hiding the popover with a CSS transition

OK, so the challenge is that we have a popover that is shown when a certain button is clicked, but it cannot be dismissed. The button is only wired up to show the popover, but it does not hide or toggle the popover (since we are not explicitly declaring it). We want the popover to show when the button is clicked, then dismiss itself after a certain amount of time.

The HTML popover can’t be closed with CSS, but it can be hidden from the page. Adding animation to that creates a visual effect. In our example, we will hide the popover by eliminating its CSS height property. You’ll learn in a moment why we’re using height, and that there are other ways you can go about it.

We can indeed select the popover attribute using an attribute selector:

[popover] height: 0; transition: height cubic-bezier(0.6, -0.28, 0.735, 0.045) .3s .6s; @starting-style height: 1lh;

When the popover is triggered by the button, its height value is the one declared in the @starting-style ruleset (1lh). After the transition-delay (which is .6s in the example), the height goes from 1lh to 0 in .3s, effectively hiding the popover.

Once again, this is only hiding the popover, not closing it properly. That’s the next challenge and we’ll need JavaScript for that level of interaction.

Closing the popover with JavaScript

We can start by setting a variable that selects the popover:

const POPOVER = document.querySelector('[popover]');

Next, we can establish a ResizeObserver that monitors the popover’s size:

const POPOVER = document.querySelector('[popover]'); const OBSERVER = new ResizeObserver((entries) => if(entries[0].contentBoxSize[0].blockSize == 0) OBSERVER.unobserve((POPOVER.hidePopover(), POPOVER)); );

And we can fire that off starting when the button to show the popover is clicked:

const POPOVER = document.querySelector('[popover]'); const OBSERVER = new ResizeObserver((entries) => if(entries[0].contentBoxSize[0].blockSize == 0) OBSERVER.unobserve((POPOVER.hidePopover(), POPOVER)); ); document.querySelector('button').onclick = () => OBSERVER.observe(POPOVER);

The observer will know when the popover’s CSS height reaches zero at the end of the transition, and, at that point, the popover is closed with hidePopover(). From there, the observer is stopped with unobserve().

In our example, height and ResizeObserver are used to auto-close the notification. You can try any other CSS property and JavaScript observer combination that might work with your preference. Learning about ResizeObserver and MutationObserver can help you find some options.

Setting an HTML fallback

When JavaScript is disabled in the browser, if the popover type is set to any of the light-dismissible types, it acts as a fallback. Keep the popover visible by overriding the style rules that hide it. The user can dismiss it by clicking or tapping anywhere outside the element.

If the popover needs to be light-dismissible only when JavaScript is disabled, then include that popover inside a <noscript> element before the manual popover. It’s the same process as before, where you override CSS styles as needed.

<noscript> <div popover="auto" id="pop">Bookmarked!</div> </noscript> <div popover="manual" id="pop">Bookmarked!</div> <!-- goes where <head> element's descendants go --> <noscript> <style> [popover] transition: none; height: 1lh; </style> </noscript>

When to use this method?

Another way to implement all of this would be to use setTimeout() to create a delay before closing the popover in JavaScript when the button is clicked, then adding a class to the popover element to trigger the transition effect. That way, no observer is needed.

With the method covered in this post, the delay can be set and triggered in CSS itself, thanks to @starting-style and transition-delay — no extra class required! If you prefer to implement the delay through CSS itself, then this method works best. The JavaScript will catch up to the change CSS makes at the time CSS defines, not the other way around.

[elisedonut]

you know that whole i watch so many youtube videos and now have random knowledge that's useless to me thing?

that's when you watch like cooking videos

most people end up having to cook and then the knowledge can get funneled into something helpful