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the5k.org will probably open up all entries real soon, but for those that can't wait, here's a local copy of mine.
1. posted by iotic at 16:05 on June 17, 2002
wow.
so i guess the wierd string on your screen below is a floor map?
love it
http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/Narcissus.html
so i guess the wierd string on your screen below is a floor map?
love it
http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/Narcissus.html
2. posted by milov at 16:09 on June 17, 2002
Yep, it's a compressed floormap. A = 1 block, B = 2, C = 3 etc... alternating between wall and floor (or tree and grass).
3. posted by karma at 17:14 on June 17, 2002
De verwachtingen weer méér dan ingevuld :)
4. posted by kapp at 19:34 on June 17, 2002
wow!
beautiful!
thank you
beautiful!
thank you
5. posted by gin at 20:14 on June 17, 2002
hey, that's great! does he swim?
6. posted by huphtur at 21:02 on June 17, 2002
wheres the exit?
7. posted by catatoniac,brent,brent at 06:04 on June 18, 2002
that is absolutely rad. i hope you win; you definitely deserve it.
8. posted by palla at 07:10 on June 18, 2002
primitive man? cute! :)
9. posted by chello.nl,g.dusseljee,Geertjan at 07:38 on June 18, 2002
The little guy seems immortal, he'll walk for ever. Bravo.
10. posted by huphtur at 08:56 on June 18, 2002
For people like me, who always need a map.. here are the maps...
http://www.huphtur.tk/reflection/level1.gif
http://www.huphtur.tk/reflection/level2.gif
http://www.huphtur.tk/reflection/level1.gif
http://www.huphtur.tk/reflection/level2.gif
11. posted by Adjam at 10:28 on June 18, 2002
Agh! now my entry is **** in comparison!! ..... still, a very good idea tho!! hope you get 1st place <after me that is> =p
12. posted by Adjam at 10:30 on June 18, 2002
i almost forgot... put it on i.am bald :D
13. posted by milov at 11:33 on June 18, 2002
huphtur: cool! I only ever saw it as a pattern of 1's and 2's. :)
Adjam: I don't like reusing compo entries for i.am/bald (and vice versa).
Adjam: I don't like reusing compo entries for i.am/bald (and vice versa).
14. posted by zero at 13:07 on June 18, 2002
Congrats on this one, Milo! I was getting dizzy while reading the source code. Good work!
15. posted by HZR at 14:32 on June 18, 2002
Haha, really nice. Cool ending ;]
16. posted by laurens at 19:59 on June 18, 2002
Respect! Very, very cool!
17. posted by karma at 20:24 on June 18, 2002
IE can handle more fishies?
18. posted by milov at 21:04 on June 18, 2002
karma: apparently. Mozilla completely froze up until I reduced the number.
19. posted by seg at 12:10 on February 21, 2003
its beautiful. i enjoyed it tremendously. i even gave it to my little brother to play with while i went downstairs eating. it drove him nuts :) he kept saying "there's got to be a way to win this Itay, i'm missing something here".
i allso looked on the code and well, the size of it makes it art on a another level.
i allso looked on the code and well, the size of it makes it art on a another level.
20. posted by Andy at 07:48 on February 11, 2006
Thats really good code there man.
Good work!
Good work!
21. posted by Ivan at 11:51 on December 18, 2008
why did i never see this one,
it's so cool, keep your bro posted!
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it's so cool, keep your bro posted!
1. posted by iotic at 18:19 on June 16, 2002
well done! :-)
i'm sure it rocks.
something quite satisfying about working right up the deadline, no? :-)
i'm sure it rocks.
something quite satisfying about working right up the deadline, no? :-)
2. posted by palla at 02:55 on June 17, 2002
I hardly wait to see your this work!!
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Remember to submit your 5k entries, kids.
Color cube - interesting 3D color picker idea: a rotatable cube (drag with mouse). From kuutio.manilasites.com.
1. posted by drunkmen at 17:15 on June 11, 2002
scissors & glue variant:
http://drunkmenworkhere.org/5.php
http://drunkmenworkhere.org/5.php
2. posted by milov at 17:24 on June 11, 2002
Nice!
I'm gonna carefully peruse the drunkmen archive to see what else I missed.
http://drunkmenworkhere.org/archive.php
I'm gonna carefully peruse the drunkmen archive to see what else I missed.
http://drunkmenworkhere.org/archive.php
3. posted by iotic at 17:24 on June 11, 2002
very nice, both
we'd like to see inside the cube though, no?
we'd like to see inside the cube though, no?
4. posted by milov at 17:56 on June 11, 2002
http://images.google.com/images?q=%22inside+of+the+cube%22
http://images.google.com/images?q=inside+of+the+cube
http://images.google.com/images?q=inside+of+the+cube
5. posted by drunkmen at 18:01 on June 11, 2002
You can, albeit archaic, create cross-sections in 3 earlier editions. Check the thematical archive under 'colour pickers'. The same goes for hsv space.
6. posted by iotic at 12:16 on June 13, 2002
here's my first approximation - some dodgy polys but u get the idea ...
http://iotic.com/colourcube/
http://iotic.com/colourcube/
7. posted by Janne Aukia at 12:34 on June 13, 2002
That is cool. I wouldn't have thought of making it that way.
However, the rotation would be better if it worked by rotating http://www.kolumbus.fi/janne.aukia/dir/director/color.html relative to the screen, not by changing the parameters of x and y rotation.
And sometimes the whole polugon becomes a mess. Don't know why.
However, the rotation would be better if it worked by rotating http://www.kolumbus.fi/janne.aukia/dir/director/color.html relative to the screen, not by changing the parameters of x and y rotation.
And sometimes the whole polugon becomes a mess. Don't know why.
8. posted by iotic at 12:41 on June 13, 2002
your absolutely right ... have been too lazy to sort the rotation properly
the reson the thing messes up is cos of shiftdown and controldown trying to move the section face ... not working yet
the reson the thing messes up is cos of shiftdown and controldown trying to move the section face ... not working yet
9. posted by 23JUL at 21:43 on June 13, 2002
So, it's alpha channel on the inside?
10. posted by iotic at 02:17 on June 14, 2002
11. posted by iotic at 03:59 on June 16, 2002
... re-updata'd, enlarged and improved.
shift / control to move section face forward / backward
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shift / control to move section face forward / backward
The Web Standards Project is back, in nice weblog format. [via Karma Universe en anderen]
1. posted by 23JUL at 04:27 on May 28, 2002
hmm, yes ;)
http://www.remotecommunications.com/apache/ab/
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http://www.remotecommunications.com/apache/ab/
the5k.org minimalistic webdesign compo - year three
One month 'till deadline... get busy. 5120 bytes seems very roomy now, after coding for the 256 byte compo ;)
Related: 'hungry little frog', my 5k entry from two years ago.
One month 'till deadline... get busy. 5120 bytes seems very roomy now, after coding for the 256 byte compo ;)
Related: 'hungry little frog', my 5k entry from two years ago.
1. posted by iotic at 16:21 on May 13, 2002
2. posted by milov at 16:30 on May 13, 2002
cool stuff, iotic!
original feedback loop idea...
original feedback loop idea...
3. posted by iotic at 16:32 on May 13, 2002
thank you sir! now i just gotta work out what to do with the other 2.9k :-)
4. posted by milov at 16:38 on May 13, 2002
Maybe I'll make one 5120-byte entry containing twenty of my 256-byte compo ideas. ^_^
5. posted by iotic at 16:45 on May 13, 2002
*¬D i know what u mean - after 256b it's hard to imagine how to fill up 5120b of html ...
6. posted by elout at 21:45 on May 14, 2002
Ok something done in the past but now at exact: 5120 bytes
http://www.xs4all.nl/~elout/k5/
Just got myself a 5k fever I guess..
http://www.xs4all.nl/~elout/k5/
Just got myself a 5k fever I guess..
7. posted by iotic at 00:00 on May 15, 2002
hey elout!
love your stuff :-)
love your stuff :-)
8. posted by mados at 12:47 on May 15, 2002
Ah yea... don't pulish your most beautiful 256b.entries because round 2 will follow some time after the 5k deadline.
9. posted by elout at 13:00 on May 19, 2002
btw. for the director-lingo people here.. I just found out, if you change, save and publish, the same 'named' shockwave thing over and over again, the dcr-file-size grows bigger. If you save it under a new name, and publish it, it can shrink in size (for the file i`m working on it became 2000 bytes smaller)
10. posted by iotic at 15:54 on May 19, 2002
i know, crazy isn't it!
i find it comes out best if i re-login to windows, create a new file and paste the script into it. bizarre.
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i find it comes out best if i re-login to windows, create a new file and paste the script into it. bizarre.
1. posted by 23JUL at 03:55 on April 16, 2002
So what's the difference between strict xhtml and 1.1 xhtml?
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π
1. posted by 23JUL at 15:55 on April 11, 2002
&psi; = ψ
2. posted by Low at 16:11 on April 11, 2002
*click*
[nothing happens]
Hmmm... pretty sure it worked for Sandra Bullock...
[nothing happens]
Hmmm... pretty sure it worked for Sandra Bullock...
3. posted by milov at 16:22 on April 11, 2002
Actually, she held CTRL and Shift and *double*-clicked (hint).
4. posted by kapp at 16:40 on April 11, 2002
3,14159265389...
5. posted by huphtur at 17:41 on April 11, 2002
mmmmm.. sandra bullock
6. posted by iname.com,mrmessiah,MrMessiah at 19:35 on April 11, 2002
*lol*
7. posted by Adjam at 20:23 on April 11, 2002
wrong kapp! <i am sooo sad.. but here goes>
<all from memory>
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510.. <i really should get out more...>
<all from memory>
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510.. <i really should get out more...>
8. posted by brent at 20:55 on April 11, 2002
cool
9. posted by jpk at 23:17 on April 11, 2002
cool! lol:
<quote>When I first saw this movie, I was blown away at how realistic it was. Everything in this movie could really have happened and it gives us a different view on the Internet and the control someone could have in a position like the baddies have in this movie. You genuinely feel for Sandra Bullock's character in this movie. Great performances from all actors and thank you to the director for making such a brilliant movie.</quote>
<quote>When I first saw this movie, I was blown away at how realistic it was. Everything in this movie could really have happened and it gives us a different view on the Internet and the control someone could have in a position like the baddies have in this movie. You genuinely feel for Sandra Bullock's character in this movie. Great performances from all actors and thank you to the director for making such a brilliant movie.</quote>
10. posted by Eric Newport at 01:37 on April 12, 2002
I didn't get the ending to that movie. What did he realize?
11. posted by hotmail.com,hifidelity,Fidel at 03:44 on April 12, 2002
W00t! A little gif I found a few years back that looks like the pi symbol from the movie. Hope this works! Crosses fingers. <span title="&pi;" ondblclick="if(event.ctrlKey&&event.shiftKey){window.open('http://uk.imdb.com/Title?0113957','_blank');}"><img src="">http://djfidel.tripod.com/vis/pi.gif </span>
12. posted by hotmail.com,hifidelity,Fidel at 03:45 on April 12, 2002
Oh well, check the gif out anyway. It looks good on a black background.
13. posted by suejon at 09:48 on April 12, 2002
i swear to god this site rocks. you have the raddest little web site things. like as i stated prior great site
xoxoxo
suejon
xoxoxo
suejon
14. posted by Ernie at 20:11 on April 12, 2002
Very cool! But how on EARTH did you remember that Sandra Bullock held down the control key, the shift key and double clicked two times, instead of oh, just clicking on the PI sign?
15. posted by milov at 21:15 on April 12, 2002
Because she gets specific instructions to do so over the phone... It's intense!
16. posted by Jeroen at 18:13 on April 14, 2002
No, Milo remembered it because of Sandra Bullock herself :)
17. posted by ceer at 08:46 on April 16, 2002
http://3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592.jp
I never wait enough to see the "end" of this page.
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I never wait enough to see the "end" of this page.
1. posted by marc at 02:43 on March 29, 2002
dank u.... dat was weer zeer verheldered... :-)
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1. posted by 23JUL at 00:54 on March 27, 2002
I am being hyptonized ;-)
2. posted by huphtur at 01:46 on March 27, 2002
milov: can you make dhtml copperbars?
you know those colorbars from the old asm demo days that go up and down? everybody was usin those... even Future Crew (or Frituur Kroe as we used to call em)
you know those colorbars from the old asm demo days that go up and down? everybody was usin those... even Future Crew (or Frituur Kroe as we used to call em)
3. posted by milov at 08:01 on March 27, 2002
ha, you got me all nostalgic googling for examples of copperbars:
http://www.ultraforce.com/olddemos.asp
http://www.razordemo.com/hetero/html/no_sound/razor_pc_history.html
shouldn't be too hard to do in dhtml...
http://www.ultraforce.com/olddemos.asp
http://www.razordemo.com/hetero/html/no_sound/razor_pc_history.html
shouldn't be too hard to do in dhtml...
4. posted by milov at 08:40 on March 27, 2002
Here's a quickie:
http://milov.nl/code/dhtml/copperbars.html
http://milov.nl/code/dhtml/copperbars.html
5. posted by huphtur at 16:37 on March 27, 2002
hahaha, thats rad milov!
and do those old demos work on w2k?
and do those old demos work on w2k?
6. posted by milov at 16:41 on March 27, 2002
Hm, didn't actually try any of those yet...
Any other requests? ;)
Any other requests? ;)
7. posted by huphtur at 18:36 on March 27, 2002
oof.. i tried a few of UF's demos.. didnt work.. i do remember a lot of em though...
oh... remember that plasma stuff? that was hip as well for a while. like this: http://www.razordemo.com/hetero/graphics/razor_pc_history_screenshots/rzrtp921.gif (download the demo, eventhough it wont work, but the .mods are cool to listen to)
oh... remember that plasma stuff? that was hip as well for a while. like this: http://www.razordemo.com/hetero/graphics/razor_pc_history_screenshots/rzrtp921.gif (download the demo, eventhough it wont work, but the .mods are cool to listen to)
8. posted by milov at 20:39 on March 27, 2002
Not quite the same as that screenshot, but i did a dhtml plasma effect here:
http://milov.nl/iambald/79.html
http://milov.nl/code/dhtml/4k_oldskool/
http://milov.nl/iambald/79.html
http://milov.nl/code/dhtml/4k_oldskool/
9. posted by mados at 03:14 on March 28, 2002
Oldskool DHTML? http://maettig.com/?entry=1017277860
10. posted by huphtur at 03:51 on March 28, 2002
thats cool as well mados
how bout the tunnel/worm effect?
also popular back in the demo days
how bout the tunnel/worm effect?
also popular back in the demo days
11. posted by ,daniel,satis at 00:58 on March 31, 2002
wot..!!...
u some kinda mind
reada ???? .d.
u some kinda mind
reada ???? .d.
12. posted by verizon.net,spectrekitty,spectrekitty at 15:11 on October 14, 2006
I could SWEAR that's synched to the music I'm listening to! But that's not possible! Is it?
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drububu - don't touch the mousetrap - dhtml window/mousemove trick. [via mados]
1. posted by Kapp at 23:31 on March 21, 2002
ohhhhhhh!
touch de mousetrap!
touch de mousetrap!
2. posted by mados at 23:55 on March 21, 2002
Cross-weblogging. :-)
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WildMag 256b.html Compo results are up... With online viewable entries this time. I finished 4th, 6th, 15th, 18th and 27th :)
WildMag 256b.htm Compo entries are up! Click 'download all entries'. Lots of good stuff in there...
Direct links to my five entries (local copy):
- evil twin
- noise
- spike
- the fly
- wavular (thnx Paul Sowden for the name :)
Direct links to my five entries (local copy):
- evil twin
- noise
- spike
- the fly
- wavular (thnx Paul Sowden for the name :)
1. posted by walras.nl,ruud,Ruud at 17:10 on March 01, 2002
jemig milo
die 256b inzendingen van je!
Ruud van der Klugt
die 256b inzendingen van je!
Ruud van der Klugt
2. posted by raoul at 22:08 on March 01, 2002
*stilte* wow
3. posted by 23JUL at 12:16 on March 02, 2002
I am-azed.
4. posted by Fidel at 09:37 on March 05, 2002
I love evil twin. It's like having your mouse look in the mirror and seeing it's heart of darkness. =)
5. posted by Myplace.com,Adam,Adja, at 17:49 on March 05, 2002
i like them, especially the fly, i dont get the wavular thing tho... what does it do?
6. posted by mados at 09:36 on March 13, 2002
Don't forget to vote.
7. posted by Gargaj at 18:12 on August 13, 2002
Really really great, funny / innovative / designish entries. Looking forward to round two :)
8. posted by [unknown] at 08:28 on September 01, 2002
Same thing occured to me
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Working on my final entry (of 5) for the 256b.htm Compo. Deadline is tomorrow night. It's insane the tricks one resorts to when trying to fit something in 256 bytes. A little sample:
onmousemove="e='.style.border=event.client';eval
('a'+e+'X%200+(d=\' '+['dashed','groove','dotted'][b.s
%3]+' #666\');b'+e+'Y%200+d')"1. posted by 23JUL at 22:03 on February 27, 2002
Ever tried to read/use the document.URL? ;)
2. posted by milov at 22:05 on February 27, 2002
supposedly, that's not allowed...
not that I'd need to - already managed some fast, fullscreen, varied, detailed, interactive animations within the limit.
not that I'd need to - already managed some fast, fullscreen, varied, detailed, interactive animations within the limit.
3. posted by milov at 00:28 on February 28, 2002
btw, are you submitting anything? 256byte 'life' perhaps? :)
4. posted by mados at 01:49 on February 28, 2002
Milov, replace '\'' with "'" and save two bytes! Also the a?b:c statement is very usefull sometimes.
"... d"+(b.s%2?'ash':'ott')+"ed ..."
"... d"+(b.s%2?'ash':'ott')+"ed ..."
5. posted by mados at 01:53 on February 28, 2002
Ouch, the quote thingy above doesn't work. Try to replace onmousemove="..." with onmousemove=...
6. posted by mados at 04:12 on February 28, 2002
Did your "dhtml Colour Picker" in 198 byte. ;-)
<body id=b onmousemove=y=event.clientY*2/b.clientHeight-1;x=event.clientX*6/b.clientWidth;a=[1,1-x%1,0,0,x%1,1];b.bgColor='rgb('+(a[i=x-x%1]-y)*255+','+(a[(i+4)%6]-y)*255+','+(a[(i+2)%6]-y)*255+')'>
<body id=b onmousemove=y=event.clientY*2/b.clientHeight-1;x=event.clientX*6/b.clientWidth;a=[1,1-x%1,0,0,x%1,1];b.bgColor='rgb('+(a[i=x-x%1]-y)*255+','+(a[(i+4)%6]-y)*255+','+(a[(i+2)%6]-y)*255+')'>
7. posted by milov at 08:32 on February 28, 2002
mados: i couldn't remove the " " around the onmousemove-param because there's a space before #666.
great work on the colour picker!
great work on the colour picker!
8. posted by itodd at 21:42 on March 01, 2002
man, there are other browsers besides ie :(
9. posted by mados at 00:57 on March 07, 2002
Yes, there are. But in "size coding" you have to decide on one browser.
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brentashley has an interesting, downloadable DHTML chat thing going on. These things are as much fun to build as they are to use! (built one myself for a school project a year ago). [via Glish]
February :: 13thparallel :: edition, on Standards, Maths & DHTML. [via prolific.org]
Some (age-old) tags I just used for the first time: <dl>, <dt>, <dd> - to make so-called 'Definition Lists'. Handy... and fun to style with css.
And while reading the XHTML 1.0 DTD I came across even more tags I never used (or noticed) before: <del>, <ins>, <kbd>
And while reading the XHTML 1.0 DTD I came across even more tags I never used (or noticed) before: <del>, <ins>, <kbd>
1. posted by pup at 16:51 on February 12, 2002
intrigue!
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i.am/bald 100 - digital clock using css borders (IE5/IE6/NS6)
So I was planning on making nr. 100 into this whole retrospective thing, showing thumbnails and detailed descriptions of nr. 1-99, but that felt like too much work and would've been kinda weird anyway, so I decided to just see it as another number, forego the whole looking-back thing, and get on with making the next 100 entries. But feel free to celebrate this momentous occasion in your own way...
1. posted by jpk at 12:40 on February 09, 2002
congrats!
2. posted by karma at 13:10 on February 09, 2002
Works fine in IE5.5
3. posted by huphtur at 21:36 on February 09, 2002
100!
4. posted by rj at 20:21 on February 11, 2002
I was impressed by your one player pong, but this impressed me even more. I'm eating my heart out.
5. posted by branko at 22:34 on February 11, 2002
6. posted by alex conroy at 23:14 on December 16, 2003
lol yah verry good can you let me know wen you do somemore because i really enjoyed my stay at your site
love °A°
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love °A°
How to extend the convenience of being able to shift-click links and open them in a new window to forms:
Try it with the search-form (bottom of menu column): holding shift while submitting will open the search results in a new window.
<form onsubmit="this.target=event.shiftKey?'_blank':'_self'">Try it with the search-form (bottom of menu column): holding shift while submitting will open the search results in a new window.
Optimizing Javascript for speed - detailing some clever and interestingly named techniques: Loop Unrolling, Reverse Loop Counting, Loop Flipping and something called Duff's Device. [via scottandrew.com]
Wow, creating something interesting in under 256 bytes (for the 256b.htm compo) isn't easy... Here's one of the things I had to scrap: a random inkblot generator, way too big at 384 bytes... ;)
This one uses the XBM img src technique to generate a 2-bit image at run-time (example 1, 2). Could try rendering it with divs instead, but that'll probably cause quite the browser-freeze.
This one uses the XBM img src technique to generate a 2-bit image at run-time (example 1, 2). Could try rendering it with divs instead, but that'll probably cause quite the browser-freeze.
1. posted by huphtur at 18:35 on February 02, 2002
maybe this help?
http://developer.irt.org/script/955.htm
http://developer.irt.org/script/955.htm
2. posted by iname.com,mrmessiah,mrmessiah at 02:42 on February 03, 2002
Hehe :) Well I only got mine to work by
absolutely *butchering* the correct
syntax... lots of illegal script and
html tags that IE fills in, but it
fails on just about every other browser
out there, not how I normally like to
code :)
absolutely *butchering* the correct
syntax... lots of illegal script and
html tags that IE fills in, but it
fails on just about every other browser
out there, not how I normally like to
code :)
3. posted by Tracy Hall at 00:43 on February 03, 2006
That's a nice little script you've got there. I've had an inkblot generator of my own on my page for years, but it only produces PostScript files. Coming across this page has inspired me to add a couple of .xbm-producing pages, using both my original inkblot algorithm and a modification of your idea of using a random walk.
http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~hthall/Fractal_Inkblot.html
http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~hthall/Brownian_Inkblot.html
Thanks!
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http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~hthall/Fractal_Inkblot.html
http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~hthall/Brownian_Inkblot.html
Thanks!
WildMag 256b.htm Compo - oh yeah! a web-art compo in 256 bytes or less! That's 1/16 the size of the web4096 compo limit and 1/20 of the 5K compo. Quite the challenge...
1. posted by mrmessiah at 16:34 on February 01, 2002
I submitted something yesterday, so
we'll see. :) You entering, Milo?
we'll see. :) You entering, Milo?
2. posted by milov at 01:28 on February 02, 2002
of course! looking to fill the 5 entries max easily :)
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i.am/bald 99
Anybody up for a game of 755 byte Pong? (IE5.5+ required)
How to make playing Pong interesting for 1 player: use vertical mouse motion to control the right paddle, and horizontal motion to control the left. Also, the longer you play, the faster the dot moves.
And yes, i.am/bald 100 is going to be something special...
1. posted by jan at 00:01 on January 30, 2002
fyi: it doesn't work in opera 6.0 :)
2. posted by avoid.org,arjan,Arjan at 21:01 on January 30, 2002
En hij doet 't ook niet op MSIE5.00. Of bedoel je dat met IE5 ???
3. posted by milov at 21:27 on January 30, 2002
Only tested it in IE5.5 and IE6.
4. posted by rj at 10:00 on February 01, 2002
Nice, very nice. I'm very impressed by the size of the source. I'm eating my heart out.
5. posted by werk-x.com,stephan,Stephan at 01:08 on February 11, 2002
:-( The DHTML Pong does not run on Mac with IE 5.1 - Would it be possible? Please email me if you think it would not be a problem, thx.
6. posted by dupdup at 19:37 on April 24, 2002
for me to poop on
7. posted by 33king at 17:38 on August 14, 2002
I think my left side went gimp
8. posted by Jack at 19:28 on December 27, 2003
Nice Game
9. posted by BULLDOSER at 23:39 on February 21, 2006
It does'nt play on a Mozilla either, but anyway, goooood site.
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Another new thing: comments are now loaded by Javascript and appear inline in the current page. So you don't have to leave the page to read the comments for a particular entry (IE-only, right now).
Reference: PPK's Import XML Document tutorial.
Reference: PPK's Import XML Document tutorial.
1. posted by milov at 20:36 on January 25, 2002
See, here's one! (I hope this works...)
2. posted by milov at 20:37 on January 25, 2002
What I'm still working on is the ability to *post* a new comment without forcing a reload.
3. posted by pup at 20:38 on January 25, 2002
noice.
4. posted by Mypalce.com,Adam,Adjam at 22:19 on January 25, 2002
nice
5. posted by karma at 23:05 on January 25, 2002
sweeeet
6. posted by huphtur at 23:38 on January 25, 2002
milov: when ya gonna make yur cms available for download?
7. posted by milov at 00:54 on January 26, 2002
what cms? you mean the textarea's i've got hidden all over the place? :)
8. posted by huphtur at 01:26 on January 26, 2002
exactly! how much if i wanted to buy it? hehe
9. posted by 23JUL at 04:43 on January 26, 2002
>What I'm still working on is the ability to *post* a new comment without forcing a reload
- I think * posting * always requires some kind of reload, but what do you exactly mean by 'reload', the fact a script is redirecting??
- Another way of 'posting' without a reload is maybe to store the comment as a (-if javascript-) cookie which is being read&deleted as you run the script mentioned here above... ;-)
- Btw: since comments are not in a fixed font, can you use the same font-family in the style of the textarea I am now typing in.
- Later..
- I think * posting * always requires some kind of reload, but what do you exactly mean by 'reload', the fact a script is redirecting??
- Another way of 'posting' without a reload is maybe to store the comment as a (-if javascript-) cookie which is being read&deleted as you run the script mentioned here above... ;-)
- Btw: since comments are not in a fixed font, can you use the same font-family in the style of the textarea I am now typing in.
- Later..
10. posted by milov at 09:38 on January 26, 2002
By 'reload' I mean the fact that you see the whole page being reloaded or jumping to another url. It should be possible to post a comment by submitting a form in a hidden iframe, or changing an image src, or indeed storing it as a temporary cookie (this sounds the most promising, actually).
11. posted by karma at 10:19 on January 26, 2002
you might want to get some inspiration from http://www.vcdn.org/Public/XMLRPC/ (a Javascript XML-RPC client)?. It sets up a http request itsself from javascript and then interpretes the answer. uses some activeX objects to do this though
12. posted by caster at 06:00 on January 27, 2002
bloody>nice>& >clean !
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:: 13thparallel :: - interesting DHTML 'zine. [via idontsmoke.co.uk]
"BLOGGER - How to use includes in a blog"
Aha, so that's why there are so many weblogs using easily exploitable php include() commands: it's featured on this Blogger tutorial page. Argh... Include() is dangerous, people!
Aha, so that's why there are so many weblogs using easily exploitable php include() commands: it's featured on this Blogger tutorial page. Argh... Include() is dangerous, people!
Something interesting about this McAfee - AVERT page: the "This page current as of..." date is printed using Javascript, always showing the system date of the visitor's computer, providing no indication when the page contents were actually updated. That's real reassuring... [via RISKS Digest]
Impressive self-sorting DHTML table by svendtofte.
Include the following at the top of your Javascript:
cookies = [];
for (c in C=document.cookie.split('; '))
{cookies[(cs=C[c].split('='))[0]]=unescape(cs[1]);}Now you can access your cookies like this:alert(cookies['myCookie']);
Wrap your head around this: Higher order programming in Javascript - using functions as values:
arrayOfObjects.sort(
function (x,y) {
return x.date-y.date;
}
);
[at w3future.com]www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/
This may come as a bit of a shock to you, but ...
You may not know this, but ...
You may never have heard of it before - but ...
So you know the theory behind OOP, but ...
This may come as a bit of a shock to you, but ...
You may not know this, but ...
You may never have heard of it before - but ...
So you know the theory behind OOP, but ...
'Hello World' in 114 programming languages. [via Metafilter]
Microsoft Newsgroups web interface.
Advogato: How non-programmers use documentation - with interesting comments. [via openwire]
The CSS equivalent of
[via Wouterd]
<nobr> is white-space: nowrap;[via Wouterd]
1. posted by pup at 20:10 on November 09, 2001
excellent tip.
2. posted by google at 10:22 on April 15, 2005
Thanks, the first page on google now shows this in the description! so a 'css nobr' search found it at place 8 I think. Good work!
3. posted by john at 12:44 on June 27, 2005
Thanks for this! I waste some time with other websites that have the WRONG answer until I found this one. Other searches mentioned an extra hyphen between "no" and "wrap" which doesn't work on my browser (IE 6).
4. posted by studio fotograficzne at 21:21 on September 21, 2005
Great, thanks.
5. posted by Razvan at 13:51 on November 16, 2005
Hi,
It is working on Firefox and Opera on <td> tags:
<td class="nobr">...</td>
but it is not working in IE6 !
The div version seems to work on all browsers:
<div class="nobr">...</div>
Regards,
Razvan
It is working on Firefox and Opera on <td> tags:
<td class="nobr">...</td>
but it is not working in IE6 !
The div version seems to work on all browsers:
<div class="nobr">...</div>
Regards,
Razvan
6. posted by Razvan at 13:52 on November 16, 2005
Oooopps... I forgot to define the "nobr" class:
.nobr
{
white-space: nowrap;
}
Regards,
Razvan
.nobr
{
white-space: nowrap;
}
Regards,
Razvan
7. posted by gmx.net,frontend,Andrej Becker at 14:15 on May 22, 2006
Only works for block level elements, specification says it won't work for inline elements.
8. posted by Frank Butcher at 12:22 on June 09, 2006
"Only works for block level elements, specification says it won't work for inline elements."
According to the W3C recommendations, it applies to block level elements only in CSS1. In CSS 2 it applies to all elements.
A case of trial and error for which browsers support it I guess.
According to the W3C recommendations, it applies to block level elements only in CSS1. In CSS 2 it applies to all elements.
A case of trial and error for which browsers support it I guess.
9. posted by Mike at 18:27 on September 20, 2006
Google preved rodnoy!
<a href=http://apcserviceder.com>apcservicder </a>
<a href=http://apcserviceder.com>apcservicder </a>
10. posted by noid at 19:51 on May 31, 2007
nice... and easy to find in google.
thanks!
thanks!
11. posted by aidan at 11:44 on February 09, 2008
I've been trying to get a header element and an input text box on the same line but none of these seem to work.
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If all goes well, the new weblogs.com should automatically be 'pinged' when I save this entry, indicating latest update...
Yay, it worked! I simply execute the following command along with the MySQL INSERT statement (haven't yet figured out all that XML-RPC stuff):
Yay, it worked! I simply execute the following command along with the MySQL INSERT statement (haven't yet figured out all that XML-RPC stuff):
$ping = file('http://newhome.weblogs.com/pingSiteForm?name=milov.nl&url=http://milov.nl/');1. posted by Raoul at 10:10 on November 08, 2001
and i see it in the blogrtracker kist.
2. posted by Low at 10:55 on November 08, 2001
Hmmm, have to tell Bob about this... Maybe he can implement it in Pivot.
3. posted by Bob at 09:50 on November 09, 2001
The forthcoming beta will have this feature. I also used the form trick, instead of figuring out how to do it the hard way.
4. posted by pup at 16:29 on November 09, 2001
it's not soap or xml-rpc and it's not as simple as milov's code, but here's how to do it in asp:
Sub pingWeblogs(name, url)
Dim objXML
Dim strURL
strURL = "http://newhome.weblogs.com/pingSiteForm "
strURL = strURL & "?name=" & name
strURL = strURL & "&url=" & Server.URLEncode(url)
Set objXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
objXML.Open "GET", strURL, False
objXML.Send
Set objXML = Nothing
End Sub
pingWeblogs("TastyLog", "http://www.tastylog.com/ ")
Sub pingWeblogs(name, url)
Dim objXML
Dim strURL
strURL = "http://newhome.weblogs.com/pingSiteForm "
strURL = strURL & "?name=" & name
strURL = strURL & "&url=" & Server.URLEncode(url)
Set objXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
objXML.Open "GET", strURL, False
objXML.Send
Set objXML = Nothing
End Sub
pingWeblogs("TastyLog", "http://www.tastylog.com/ ")
5. posted by pup at 16:30 on November 09, 2001
doh. watch taht wordwrap on the "CreateObject" line.
there's also a semicolon after the first strURL line as well. no idea why.
there's also a semicolon after the first strURL line as well. no idea why.
6. posted by pup at 16:41 on November 09, 2001
i'm also retarded. there's no parentheses on sub calls.
7. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 16:41 on November 09, 2001
that semicolon is werd. something to do with my url2link function, but i don't see how.
test: http://www.semicolon.com/
test: http://www.semicolon.com/
8. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 16:42 on November 09, 2001
9. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 16:52 on November 09, 2001
aha. semicolons were caused by my replacing " with " - fixed for now...
10. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 20:53 on November 09, 2001
Here's an XML-RPC version for PHP (no extra libraries required):
http://www.yaysoft.com/pingweblogs.php
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http://www.yaysoft.com/pingweblogs.php
1. posted by pup at 19:27 on October 31, 2001
your comments pages are still not compliant, though. didn't check anything else.
2. posted by milov at 19:34 on October 31, 2001
They are now! (thanks pup)
3. posted by pup at 20:21 on October 31, 2001
werd. no problem.
4. posted by karma at 21:54 on October 31, 2001
Right now, an error shows up in the generated referers list (inside a nedstat link text: &&)
5. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 22:10 on October 31, 2001
beh... nasty amps. also fixed now. also thanks karma :)
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1. posted by Armin G. at 11:50 on June 23, 2002
2. posted by milov at 12:06 on June 23, 2002