mina86

mina86

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In case you need more reasons to dislike American date format, machine translation pretty much throws a coin when deciding how to interpret AA/BB/YYYY dates. When writing dates numerically, *always* use YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY/MM/DD formats. More at mina86.com/2026/on-a11y...

I recommend trying it out for oneself in DeepL, Google Translate or others. The most amusing is interpretation of dates changing based on how different dates are written. For example, in the text on the screenshot, changing ‘04/03/2026’ to ‘4/03/2026’ affects how DeepL understands ‘11/03/2026’.

I hear articles on page 40 and 47 are particularly interesting. ;)

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Here it is, our biggest issue to date, Issue #8! Read, share, enjoy! pagedout.institute?page=issues.... Get prints here - www.lulu.com/search?page=... And with that CFP for #9 is open - deadline 30 April 2026

Apologies for tagging directly, but I am interested in what pros think about styling outbound links. cc: @bram.us @kevinpowell.co @nerdy.dev @una.im

mina86@mina86.com

Styling external (i.e. outbound) links differently from internal ones (Wikipedia style), yea or nay? I’m interested in everyone’s thought. Is it useful? Too much visual clutter? Read more, including description of three #CSS methods of getting such styling, at mina86.com/2026/styling...

Soon after I wrote an article about JPEG XL, Chromium team added support for the format. Coincidence? www.techradar.com/pro/google-r...

techradar.comGoogle walks back its JPEG XL decision, months after rivals moved aheadGoogle walks back its JPEG XL decision, months after rivals and standards groups moved ahead
mina86@mina86.com

Are you a man of culture whose drive bulges at the seams from all the photos in the local gallery? What if I told you, you can save 22% of the storage with just one easy trick. Read more at mina86.com/2025/use-jpe....

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