#Web Assembly

[phpyouth]

Top 10 Web Technologies for Web Developers to Use In 2023

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[spider-shoes-archive]

an eulogy & a love letter to the universe

wikipedia / the new york times / universe today / why the sun chases the moon / carl sagan / @/selkielore / neon glow, glass beach / ann druyan / @/criminalwife on twitter / pale blue dot from voyager / neil degrasse tyson / david jones

[corvidaedream]

im literally going to go insane holding up helly r and harrier du bois up like paint swatches next to each other just looking at them

[antigoneikk]

dune 2/no longer human-osamu dazai

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[mars--madness]

🌼🎃Happy HALLOWEEN and Dias to everyone!🎃🌼

No art THIS year since I'm going to school for web design/development at this point, but I should be back in the swing of things some time in the next few months HOPEFULLY!

Hope everyone has a safe and fun time with their loved ones, all in one! 🌼

[kaidanalenkosprmanager]

THE BEST OF ATTICAN TRAVERSE: KROGAN TEAM

Featuring: Cmdr. Sophie Shepard, Lt. James Vega, EDI, and Urdnot Grunt With: Urdnot Wrex, Dr. Mordin Solus, Primarch Adrien Victus and The Rachni Queen I don't need luck- I have ammo. Mass Effect 3: Legendary Edition (2021)

[solidwater05]

I listen to a lot of fucked up music and it's interesting to see what fucked up themes are the most common

[jonquilyst]

The worst part about being a graphic design student is that when you complain to people about how one professor wants multiple wireframes needing to be fully designed and auto-layouted in Figma while in another class you're searching far and wide for the images of work you're putting in your portfolio and assembling them on the abomination that is Adobe InDesign, normal people will have no idea what you're talking about.

[assembly-official]

I draw a pretty webpage in ms paint and serve that instead of some html with css bollocks. JS checks on which pixel you clicked and serves a new image iff it was on a button.

Text input is a pain because I need to hand draw 27^(max input size) images. More if I allow symbols or have case sensitivity.

I might not be a programming language but at least I'm hot as fuck. You ever seen web pages without me? Fucking black and white times new roman? Talk about drab. javascript always gets all the hype but I'm definitely the pretty one in the family.

[keycomicbooks]

Web of Spider-Man #1 (2024) Alex Maleev Variant / Various Artists & Writers / 1st Appearances of Assembly, Jurkk

#WebofSpiderMan #1 (2024) #AlexMaleev Variant / Various Artists & Writers / 1st Appearances of Assembly,#Jurkk "Amazing #SpiderMan Pt. 1" & Other Stories. 2024 is primed to be one of the biggest years in Spider-History and you’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg! SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Web%20of%20Spider-Man%202024.html#1  #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MarvelComics #MCU #MarvelUniverse #KeyIssue

[newcodesociety]

What is Wasm By Example?

"Wasm By Example is a concise, hands-on introduction to WebAssembly using code snippets and annotated WebAssembly example programs. Learn more about Wasm at the WebAssembly Introduction..."

[happywebdesign]

https://stack-furniture.com/

[breelandwalker]

The Web of Light - A Community Ritual

In late January of 2025, I joined a group of witches online to conduct a ritual for the protection and healing of our communities and for hope to sustain us though the weeks and months to come. Many wonderfully talented people contributed to this working, and I was honored to present an invocation of Brighid and to lead the portion of the ritual where we created the Web of Light.

With the permission of the rest of the circle from that evening, I want to share my portion of the ritual with all of you. (I'm not looking for notes or feedback - this was purpose-built and it exists as it was written.) The more strands in the web, the more lights in the dark, the more love and energy we can give this spell and others like it, the better.

If you feel comfortable doing so, I'd like to invite anyone who is willing to help to join in this working, either by yourself or with your circle. You can do the full blessing, invocation, and casting if you feel comfortable doing so, or just the casting alone. Feel free to invite any helpful spirits, ancestors, deities (especially fire-related), and so forth that you work with to lend their aid.

All you need for this spell is a quiet place to sit and a candle. (Live flame or LED, either is fine, and if you can't find either one, a flashlight will do.)

Perform whatever opening steps you usually do to begin a ritual (preparing the space, casting a circle, grounding and centering, etc) and when you're ready, begin.

WEB OF LIGHT

Suggested Music for the warmup:

"Brighid's Flame" and/or "Brighid" by Kellianna "Imbolc" by Lisa Thiel

[BLESSING]

Into this sacred space, I call the light of creation, the light of inspiration, the light of healing, the light of the forge, the light of the hearthfire, the light of hope, which neither wanes nor falters, but burns bright and perpetual within and around us all. Bless those who are gathered here and may the spirits, deities, ancestors, and powers almighty that we invoke here strengthen our resolve, shield us from harm, and guide us in our workings, as we gather to do what is RIGHT, not what is easy.

[INVOCATION]

With the consent of those assembled, I invoke the name of Brighid and invite her presence in this place. Holy Lady of Cill Dara (pron. Kill Dahrah), protector of hearth and home, teacher, poet, healer, forgemaiden, flamekeeper, living link between the old ways and the new, be with us and lend us your aid.

Brigid of brightness, I bid thee welcome, Brigid of blessing, come thou in. Brigid of strength, I bid thee welcome, This night and every night, this day and every day.

Brigid of the threshold, come thou in, Brigid of the hearthfire, take your ease, Brigid of the cook-pot, sup with us, Brigid of all comforts, live in our hearts.

Ancestors all, I embody your legacy, Ancestors all, I ask for your blessing, Ancestors all, I offer Brigid’s flame To light the needfires of deep memory.

Brigid of the timeless flame, bless your [children]: Those who keep the circle bright, Those whose faith has never failed, Those who keep your name ablaze.

Brigid, lend your righteous sword To those who work for justice, To those who speak the truth, To those who seek a better world.

In the name of Brigid, who empowers the oppressed, In the name of Brigid, who released the enslaved, In the name of Brigid, who lifts up the downtrodden, May all our people be honored and free.

[Casting]

Tonight, we come together with courage. Tonight, we come together with hope. Tonight, we come together in common purpose, to turn our combined strength to save what can be saved, to shield what can be shielded, to heal what can be healed, to burn away what must be cleansed, and to keep the darkness of despair and hatred at bay.

Tonight, each of us is a point of light. We are the tenders of the hearth. We are the bearers of the flame which lights the way. We are the workers at the forge. We are the spark before the fire, the dancing light upon the snow, the seekers of snowdrops, the keepers of the healer’s tent, the knowers of the promise of spring.

For even as summer fades into fall, and fall into winter, so the cold and dark must one day yield to warmth and renewal. Even the longest night must end and we will see the sun rise again.

(Light your candle.)

Hold the light within you. Warm, bright, everlasting, a fire which burns bright but does not consume or diminish. This is a fire which shields the helpless, which offers illumination to the lost, which gives hope to those in sorrow. Each of us alone is but a candle, but together, we are a conflagration. 

Picture the array of us, spread out across the sleeping world, a scattering of earthbound stars twinkling in the night. Physically, we are apart, but in our hearts and in our magic, we are all a part of each other and of this world. We are the weavers and keepers of this spell, a web that spans mighty distances and connects us all. We are the beacons which will hold the darkness at bay.

Let the light of your magic spread out from you like the lines of a spider’s web, like the roots of a tree, like the paths of a river, like the crackle of lightning. Picture it spreading across the distances between us, each strand connecting one working to another, and another, and another, strengthening with each bond, growing until the space is covered. Each of us holds a line and weaves a portion of the web, and we are blessed to know that none of us walks alone. 

Like the roots of the trees, like the mycelium of the mushrooms, this web of light is not visible to all. Those that seek to harm, to disrupt, to oppress, and diminish, let them be blind, let them be powerless, let them find nothing. We give them NOTHING. But those who have need of us, those who need healing or shelter or knowledge or hope, we give them eyes to see. And those that see, let them light beacons of their own, until the night is bright as day and the sun comes up again.

(Extinguish your candle. If you ever feel that you need strength or hope or the time feels right to further empower the spell, light it up again.)

Suggested Music for the cooldown:

“Star Maps” by S.J. Tucker "Wonders" by S.J. Tucker

(If you choose to share this ritual elsewhere, please credit me. Thanks!)