14 comments

  • lxe 9 hours ago

    This is cool but was hard to read because I think it lacks some context... so "one of my friends" made a site where anyone could toggle a checkbox on a large canvas of checkboxes?

    And you (author?) set up a script to automatically toggle a bunch of them at a at a time to anime a short video of Jake Gyllenhaal?

    Was this done via rendering the site and toggling appropriate coordinates, or through an endpoint/API?

  • Jonovono 11 hours ago

    Reminds me of rasterbation!

  • retsibsi 11 hours ago

    Sorry to go meta, but this is the first site I've visited that actively fights back when I try to zoom out (or in, but the text is already very big by default)! I'm wondering if it's deliberate (why??) or a side effect of something else.

    • banana_giraffe 9 hours ago

      The site uses "font-size: calc(1.5vw + 1.5vh);" or some variant, for most of the sizes, which has the effect to lock the size for everything to the size of the viewport, regardless of zoom.

      • peeters 9 hours ago

        Yeah that's a very bad idea.

    • ednaordinary 7 hours ago

      hi! This is mostly due to my opinions around scaling but I didn't realize it impacted zoom so much, I'm not primarily a web dev. I'll change this to conform soon.

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