Rubik's cube in HTML5 (CSS3 and Javascript)
Rubik's cube in HTML5 (CSS3 and JavaScript) Try it in mobile/tablet! Tutorial included :) #html5rubik
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Re:Let's Encrypt now supports ACME-CAA: closing the DV loophole
on Sunday December 18, 2022 @02:18AM (#34035677)
After all of the block-chain hype nonsense all these years, this might be the first truly prefect use case for append-only, publically auditable ledgers that makes all the sense in the world
Re:Forecasting of energy consumption by G20 countries
on Sunday August 14, 2022 @03:03AM (#32457112)
> Most G20 countries do not make their nuclear energy consumption data available due to the government policy, […]
What? Can someone send explain the validity of this claim?
Makes zero sense. From the previous sentence also seem the authors can some clear bias…
Re:A unified theory of low/no code and middleware
on Sunday May 09, 2021 @01:12AM (#27093400)
The articulation of this theory was interesting, until the last sentence.
> But, in this modern world, is Salesforce not just an expensive, $150 per employee deployment of Postgres?
If that’s the author final conclusion, is hard to take any of the article seriously as it completely jeopardizes the value and complexity of any platform and therefore any layers on top , which was suppose to be part of the premise of the theory…
Re:Tutorial for building Rubik's cube using CSS3 3D transform
on Saturday August 04, 2012 @03:40PM (#4339427)
There is a bug being fixed in chrome for composite 3d artifacts ;)
Re:Rubik's cube in HTML5 (CSS3 and Javascript)
on Wednesday May 30, 2012 @01:37AM (#4041541)
Common guys! give me some feedback here! :)