Journal
Choosing between online services
A recent issue of the dConstruct newsletter about choosing more ethical online services really chimed with me at a time when I’ve been reflecting on my online habits.
Breaking Out With CSS Grid Layout (on cloudfour.com)
While bookmarking the mastery.games article yesterday, I started getting the feeling that something was awfully familiar. It was! I’ve seen this layout before – from Tyler Sticka back in 2017 to be precise – but failed to bookmark it at the time.
Satoshi & Makoto – CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences Vol. II
Beautiful ambient textures and downtempo electronics with that typically quirky Japanese flavour. if you like Ryuichi Sakamoto or Apogee & Perigee, you’ll love this. Favourite track: Correndor. https://bit.ly/2Hpu8ol
Article Layout with CSS Grid (on mastery.games)
Very clever responsive <article>
layout (with gutters and breakout images) achieved using CSS Grid, minmax()
, the ch
unit and a minimum of fuss. It scales automatically from narrow to wide viewports with no auto
margins, max-width
or media query manual overrides in sight.
For the blog post page (the page you're looking at right now) I wanted a mobile-friendly layout where the text was centered and readable, where the images/code examples are wide.
Larry’s Garage
I just watched “Larry’s Garage” – a film by Corrada Rizza about the visionary New York DJ, Larry Levan and the legendary nightclub he called home.
Lothian No Borders – Ep 2 – Being & Firecracker Recordings
Lovely radio show including an interview with @firecracker_rec and mix from @WeeDjs.
Bookshop: “This is revolutionary” (on The Guardian)
Bookshop was dreamed up by the writer and co-founder of Literary Hub, Andy Hunter. It allows independent bookshops to create their own virtual shopfront on the site, with the stores receiving the full profit margin – 30% of the cover price – from each sale. All customer service and shipping are handled by Bookshop and its distributor partners, with titles offered at a small discount and delivered within two to three days.
Hijack 003: Jamie Thomson
Lovely house mix from my friend Jamie.
Sean Bean as baked beans can’t be unseen
Genius!
Just finished my 6K run for FreeAgent’s “Big Strides for Tiny Changes” charity campaign.