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There's still time to submit art or words for the upcoming issue of Ear Rat Mag! The theme is "the 90s," whatever that means to you. More info here: https://www.earratmag.com/p/submissions.html
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PSA: Every time I've looked up how to do something with JavaScript, CSS, or HTML and found a link to w3schools, I've been able to find a better alternative from Mozilla Developer Network. While not as high in search rankings, MDN has consistently proven to be a much better resource.
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nohappynonsense
2 years ago
Since I've stolen basically all of my site design from Llama's design, I agree that MDN is way more valuable
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nohappynonsense
2 years ago
can see this is a newsletter where you're descriptive but never give any orientation towards where you are/the layout of things and I'd sign up for that newsletter twice
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Hey! In case you haven't already heard, we're looking for art and text submissions for the upcoming issue of Earrat Mag! The theme this time around is "the 90s!" Make of that what you will. Submissions page: https://www.earratmag.com/p/submissions.html
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You have amazing art! I love the shopping cart one!
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automatic-llama
2 years ago
Hey thank you! You've got a very natural writing style that's easy and fun to follow!
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This is a stylish design. I like it.
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"Imbued with a soul manufactured by the advertising agencies." Perhaps this sums up modern culture.
Any place, no matter how gruesome, can invoke warm feelings if it brings back memories. I don't eat at McDonald's anymore but if I bought a Fillet-o-Fish now, the first bite would bring me right back.
Starbucks, on the other hand, has no such associations (there were none in my childhood). All I recall was how I hopelessly tried to order a small coffee and the barista insisted that I use their ridiculous branded vocabulary.