append `.txt` β ASCII art append `.html` β colored ASCII artE.g. https://scontent-ams3-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/11906246_1700002456899911_1391970345_n.jpg.html β¦
(thx, @sarahjeong) http://youtu.be/-5KnWfx_H-s
I've made a Unicode Clock in JavaScript.
Unicode has code points for all 30 minute increments of clock faces. This is a simple project to display the one closest to the current time written in JavaScript.
Because the code points are all above 0xFFFF, I make use of some ES6 additions. I use the \u{XXXXXX} style escape sequence since the old style JavaScript escape sequence \uXXXX only supports code points up to 0xFFFF. I also use the method String.codePointAt rather than String.charCodeAt because the code points larger than 0xFFFF are represented in JavaScript strings using surrogate pairs and charCodeAt gives the surrogate value rather than codePointAt which gives the code point represented by the pair of surrogates.
display: contents;It's new.
These are getting really good. 
Identify coder from binary based on code style. 
Take any Facebook/Instagram photo URL.
OH COME ON. SERIOUSLY?? 
First time I see transparent LED being used. Feels science fictiony.
What computer users see in security warning boxes 
ICYMI: βWeird Alβ Yankovic joins Comedy Bang! Bang! as
bandleader and co-host 
UK film censors forced to watch a 2-day long movie of paint drying cc: 
I sure missed these guys. 
"This is a cool song but it was taken down by youtube so I fixed the audio." "π".codePointAt(0)
128347
"π".charCodeAt(0)
55357
πππππππππππππππππ π‘π’π£π€π₯π¦π§
The ordering of the code points does not make it simple to do this. I initially guessed the first code point in the range would be 12:00 followed by 12:30, 1:00 and so on. But actually 1:00 is first followed by all the on the hour times then all the half hour times.
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