"Since it will take up loads of time to load this page, we're going to show you our Pokémon 20 by 20" Goes to show how slow internet was back then!

Jumping back a bit again, I just found this Pokémon fan site we made in 2000, and it looks satisfactorily nineties, with actual honest-to-god "under construction" GIFs

By 2004, we'd migrated from HTML4 to Flash and things got serious

By 2005, we'd kicked our older brother off the site and assumed the names "Webmaster" and "Thunderorb"

Here's my "POKe'mon LOVERS' WEBRING". It starts in black, and once you choose your starter Pokémon, the page changes to the colour of the one you chose, with complete disregard for web accessibility

Our site map, or what we called the "all websites deck page" for some reason

Thanks to the Wayback machine, I was able to dig up the website I made with my brothers in Claris Homepage at eight years old. It's a perfect time capsule of year 2000 web design. There are no rules and everything is exploding with creativity and fun.

This proposal for Borrow and Inout types is the perfect Trojan horse to get Swift developers into Rust

Confirmed that I hear the word "and" in my head while I'm typing "&&"

9年かかって Temporal 導入。 / “Temporal: The 9-Year Journey to Fix Time in JavaScript” htn.to/2wevfLusAT

I have no use for this but it sounds like a fun project

2013 is probably also right around when GitHub stopped testing on Safari

Don't miss out on the chance!

This is basically how I debug CocoaPods scripts, because I can’t get VS Code’s integrated breakpoint debugging working in Ruby birchdocs.tokyo/dev/ruby/deb…

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Excited to share that @GoogleChrome will soon be coming to ARM64 Linux devices! Thanks to @nvidia for the awesome product & engineering partnership to bring one of the fastest and safest browsers to some of the most powerful computers in the world! 🛠️🕸️🤝 More at blog.chromium.org/2026/03/br…

This is incredible, but to be honest, I could use some help with maintenance. I appreciate sponsorships, but unfortunately this does not magically create more time for me to work on it. CSS is evolving very quickly and it's difficult to keep up with all the new features as a solo dev. I'm sorry if my slowness has affected you. Now that Lightning CSS is a core ecosystem dependency, I need to find a way to improve this. I'll be reaching out to each of these tools soon to try to bring on representatives as maintainers. And if you're interested in helping, please reach out as well. Hopefully we can get a good core team established and speed up the process a bit.

Going to the React Tokyo meetup tonight! See you there. 今夜、React Tokyo のミートアップに行きます！そこで会いましょう。 react-tokyo.connpass.com/eve…

Strangest thing I've ever seen. Just encountered a repo that ignores all files by default and treats gitignore as an opt-in system.