> A lot of that is because he wrote https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viaweb in 1995 when things were done like that and then used the same tech for his personal site
Makes sense considering the first version of CSS did not roll out up until 1996 at the very least.
Not related to the post. I am genuinely curious. Does PG make his own titles? And why is it a gif instead of a regular text? I know the site has remained stuck in the 90s kind of web design and I quite like it. However, I fail to understand why the title has to be a gif instead of text. Is it autogenerating it in the backend or did someone actually write it out in some graphical software, exported the title to a gif and then hardcoded it into the HTML? So many questions LMFAO
In a long distance relationship for almost 4 years now. We started dating just few months before COVID hit and lockdowns announced. That's when we discovered Zoom. We used Zoom as a way to keep connected. Initially it was great. We could keep the connection up for hours on end. However, Zoom started restricting time limits on free accounts (which meant we had to reconnect every 40 minutes or so). We tried different apps to see which works best but there were none that matched Zoom's quality or features (I specifically wanted PiP mode as I could keep working while being connected). So decided to code up my own barebones WebRTC app, hosted on Codesandbox, which uses Peerjs to establish connections. Video/audio streamed to HTML Canvas. With Pip mode. Extremely simple and barebones app. Been going good for almost a year now.
> A lot of that is because he wrote https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viaweb in 1995 when things were done like that and then used the same tech for his personal site
Makes sense considering the first version of CSS did not roll out up until 1996 at the very least.