Tyler Sticka

Wildwood was unbelievably amazing on every level! I demand an art book right now!

My dog whenever he sees a squirrel

Love to see this. @scottjehl.com is a terrific teacher and thinker, and it’s glorious that this course is not only not only online but free.

All hail Bernie Wrightson!

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I hope you're interested in what I can only describe as esoteric table rubbish that is tinged with legacy web development and which you likely don't need to know anything about, because that is what I'm serving up in my latest article. Enjoy? vale.rocks/posts/table-...

Shout out to whoever ended up reading my post about my CSS reset from the Google search query 'check parking brake system toyota avensis reset'. I hope you learnt something.

Ai, cure cancer or shhhh.

please stop talking to me like this

If you needed a win as badly as I have lately, mark this one down: CSS-Tricks is returning as an independent publication. Spread the word. wil.to/posts/taking...

This vibe-coded OS startup keeps emailing me to suggest updating a link on my site so it goes to their dumb product instead of a retired Linux distro. The blog post in question is 17 years old. It's about *netbooks*. Yeah bro, totally, I'm sure slopOS runs *great* on a 2008 Dell Inspiron Mini 9 🤣

I'm so gosh-darned excited! css-tricks.com/css-tricks-h...

"Revenue per worker is rising for the Mag 7 but is flat for the S&P 493… Profit margins are rising for the Mag 7 but are flat for the S&P 493… And there are still no signs of AI boosting productivity growth" www.apollo.com/wealth/insig...

some of you have never fought for the user and it shows

No it wont, says MinnMax

the most important decoration is now up — @marlowedobbe.com's WAL-OUIJA BOARD

Next swap for Comic Cave is one week from today & I'll have TWO tables! Portland Monster Con at Doubletree by Hilton (Lloyd Center basically).

I learned some of the wonderful history of the TIFF file format and its uses today via overcast.fm/+ABFoJNbzUiQ (@henrihelvetica.bsky.social relevant to your interests)

I have friends who worked on Wildwood, and I got to visit the incredible set in person. The level of craft is extraordinary, and as of this writing it has a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes: Opens in theaters today, support stop-motion animation and go see it! #animation #stopmotion #movies

I flipped when I noticed this. (See what I did there?)

So in design there’s this concept called a Modular Scale. Basically simple procedural generation for font-sizes and other measures: ratio^x. Using the golden ratio with it produces a nice set of sizes. It’s my favourite, but grows too quickly: not enough small sizes.

70 percent of the internet was vulnerable yesterday to very bad security flaws inside a coding language. Turns out, *one volunteer* is mostly responsible for maintaining that code & helping push updates. Yesterday Ondřej Surý saved the internet. So I called him up www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...

Today we’re announcing that we (ran out of money and) have been acquired by [Large Company]. We at [Startup who will be culturally decimated by Large Company] look forward to continuing development on [Product that will be shuttered in two years].

What's the greatest level of all time?

Creative block sucks ass, there are hundreds of years of people complaining about it, but I promise you can get through it and have an actual real human idea if you log off and go pine for a while in the woods or something

Zen Browser is a great opportunity for Mozilla’s rendering engine to fill this gap for folks: zen-browser.app

Looking for more Tupo to play (and/or just a cool way to support the game?) Puzzle Packs just launched! 🎉👀 There are four packs of 25 puzzles each, one per difficulty level, to sync to your devices and play any time. Each pack is $4, or get the whole set for $10 (~40% off)! 🎁 playtupo.com/packs

Silicon Valley, bro, I dont give af about the distant future. Give me products that improves my life *today* and solves the problems I have *now*.

Seems an apt time to pull one out of the archives

In 2016, we published potentially the largest single feature to ever appear in Game Informer magazine with a full oral history of the legendary studio, BioWare. We've made that feature available online following reports of the studio's impending closure. gameinformer.com/feature/2026...

This. PHP is 70% of global websites

Only two (2) copies of Multipage Version #2: IMAGES left — after this, I probably won’t do another run of ’em until issue #3. Act fast. Also, stickers! So far, I have “JavaScript [is] for Everyone,” “THE PEOPLE DESTROYING THE WEB HAVE NAMES AND ADDRESSES,” and the issue #2 sticker sheet up there.

Voted ☑️

The fuzzers are out and about. Go patch things.

Lovely short doc about one of my favorite local comic book stores 🥰

Wouldn't it be nice if this week's events inspired organizations to financially support their critical open source dependencies? I wanna live in that world

I like a lot of different comics, but Groo is my favorite

A bitter lesson of frontend's lost decade is that no individual can fix what an entire culture is dedicated to breaking. There is no singular, virtuous person in a large org that can wield evidence effectively in the face of a tradition that rejects the scientific method.

i dont know if you know this about me but i really like drawing my PSO characters here enjoy some gunpla the RAcaseal

The Accessibility Compat Data project run by @lolaodelola.bsky.social is a vital and much-needed resource. Let's fund it. #a11y ericwbailey.website/published/th...

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✍️ Just published a new post about my most-anticipated CSS proposals from Interop 2027! If you’re not familiar, the Interop project is a collaboration between browsers to pick shared focus areas. There’s *so much* good stuff this year, it was hard to pick just 10!