Ryan

@rschristian.dev

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Implicit "It depends" | Open Sourced Shenanigans http://github.com/rschristian | @preactjs.com stuffs

Picture of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
Screenshot of my Gmail inbox on mobile. There’s 7 emails, all notifications from GitHub & all triggered by Jovi
Interop 2025 Dashboard, stable variant. Chrome is at 93, Edge 93, Firefox 81, and Safari trailing at 66.
Screenshot of Firefox's devtools, showing the "Element Inspector" tab. It shows how FF inserts a little "event" button next to elements, making it easy to spot which elements have event handlers attached and which do not. This button sits alongside "flex", which is an indicator that both Firefox & Chrome support.
Image showing the stylized header of the linked article
Image showing the stylized header of the linked article, reads "Eithe Tailwind is CSS-IN-JS or STYLEX isn'" The last letters of "Either" and "isn't" are cut off entirely, with "is" and "or" partially cut off too, though still readable.
Screenshot of Firefox's 'Retaining Paths' graph in the memory debugger. It's a directed graph of Nodes showing JS object dependencies.
Screenshot of my message inbox on Twitter. Shows 5 different chats, each with 130-160 people within with obvious spam titles like "Smart Mining Team" (appears twice) and "Earn money by watching videos". All 5 messages are just from the last 12 hours.
Screenshot from the linked site; shows a line chart that displays downloads over time with the latest reading showing "May 11, 2025: 6,012,852".
An alert on a webpage, saying the following: "Sorry, this site cannot be viewed in Internet Explorer or FireFox. Please visit again using the most recent version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Safari. This page will redirect to Google Chrome's Download page."
Preact source code, includes a comment saying "labelled break is 1b smaller here than a return statement (sorry)"
A JavaScript alert from my property management company's website saying only "[object Object]"
Image of the iOS weather app, showing Chicago, IL. It’s -19°C, feels like -25°C. High of -11°C and low of -20°C.
Black t-shirt with the Preact logo. Logo has been chipped a bit but still recognizable and largely intact.
JavaScript code that runs on the site: the function is called "checkTermsRead" with a log statement that prints "they see me scrollin'"
"Falling off bike" meme/comic. There are three panels: in the first, someone is riding a bike, holding a stick of some kind, in the second, they've leaned over to put the stick in between the spokes of their front wheel while they're still riding the bike, and in the third, they've fallen to the ground and are holding their knee in pain.
Readout from the Windows taskbar weather widget, claiming it's "11444 degrees Fahrenheit and Cloudy"
Picture of GitHub's "Octocat" maskot but with a rather terrifying clown face photoshopped onto it.
Image showing the "Compression Options" on Clouflare's site. There are four options in a list: "Enable Zstd Compression (Beta)", "Enable Brotli and Gzip", "Disable Compression", or "Custom". "Custom" has a dropdown menu with the options "Zstd", "Brotli", "Gzip", "Default", and "Auto".