Trinsec @Qoto @trinsec@social.cleverlibre.org

@Acer Hehe, I understand that. I meant theoretically, if it can be done with those 3 scripting languages I listed, then it's doable in Obsidian.

But what did you exactly want to do? One link, multiple pages? How did you envision that?

Maybe you wanted to do [Link1] and [Link2] instead?

@Acer I was thinking of something that could make you increase the understanding of all those words: Add 1 to 3 sentences with that word in it, and you have to make up those sentences yourself. You could then ask for feedback if you used that word correctly there. Just a thought. :)

@Pat They're wonderful! Though I'd recommend to install as much as possible, unless you can place those solar panels yourselves to save on labor cost.

@Placholdr It's too cold for summer here. But it's starting to be a nice spring.

@Acer Basically, if it can be done in HTML/CSS/JavaScript, it can be done in Obsidian.

@Acer How do you mean?

@Pat Why do they want to destroy it?

#TakeThingsLiterally

@hans Of was het in een aanbieding op dat moment? :)

@JonathanMBR Mmmmm, tea...

@n8zug Now we know the cause!

@256 Nice! And they're still picking up steam nowadays! :D

I think I can explain in a CSS way how my glasses can optically change the position of reddish items on a monitor...

`position: relative;`
`left: -5px;`

That's it. It happens when looking sideways at my monitor.

For example, the reddit icon is a red circle with a white alien face in it. Looking at it through my glasses from a very left angle, I can see the white face jumping out of the circle on the right side.

It'll go out the other way when looking at it from a very right angle. (It'll then be `left: 5px;` instead)

It's just sometimes annoying when I'm designing stuff. :P
#CSS #OpticalIllusion

@torresjrjr Oh yes, HP.. Good hardware, terrible software.

@Some_Emo_Chick Now that is a good boy. ;)

@davidrevoy To me it sounds like the English version looks cooler if it continues on the back!