CSS

farmdve

I was there, before it even breached a dollar. The only exchange I remember was a website without any CSS, just pure html and standard html tables. The returns were crazy either way with mining. 

AlonShvarts

My own node, Ruby on Rails backend, HTML/CSS/JS frontend.

wjean

1) look at the parent comments I specifically responded to. A Roth wasn't mentioned.I was pointing out that a crypto ETF specifically, held at a broker, may have reporting requirements that other options do not (Roth or even taxable brokerage wasn't mentioned. Now if only there was a cold way to hold crypto offline... 2) as far as your concerns about Roth affecting financial aid, some private schools do require reporting of it from your CSS Profile. if your kid won't ever go private or you make too much to ever qualify for FA, this might not be an issue for you. OP may be different.

bearCatBird

I plugged that image into chatGPT and it says it is a sankey diagram. Sankey diagrams can be created using various software tools, including: 1. **Microsoft Excel** - While Excel doesn't have built-in Sankey diagram templates, there are add-ins available that can enable you to create Sankey diagrams. 2. **Tableau** - This is a powerful data visualization tool that can create complex and beautiful Sankey diagrams, but it requires some expertise to manipulate the data appropriately. 3. **Google Charts** - Google offers a Sankey diagram feature in its charts collection, which is a good option for those who are looking for a free and web-based tool. 4. **SankeyMATIC** - This is a free, web-based tool specifically for building Sankey diagrams. It's user-friendly and doesn't require any download or installation. 5. **Plotly** - This is a library for Python, R, and JavaScript that allows you to create interactive Sankey diagrams that can be embedded in web pages. 6. **Highcharts** - A JavaScript charting library that allows for the creation of interactive Sankey diagrams along with a variety of other chart types. 7. **D3.js** - A JavaScript library for producing dynamic, interactive data visualizations in the web browser, including Sankey diagrams. It's quite flexible but requires a good understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 8. **R** - The R programming language has several packages, like `networkD3`, that can be used to create Sankey diagrams for those comfortable with coding and data manipulation. 9. **Python** - With libraries such as `matplotlib`, `seaborn`, and `plotly`, Python can generate detailed and interactive Sankey diagrams for those who prefer a programming approach. The choice of software often depends on the complexity of the diagram, the level of customization needed, and the user's familiarity with the tool. The watermark on the diagram you provided suggests it was made with SankeyMATIC, which is one of the more user-friendly options available.

MimickingTheImage

Why should any of us care about this? What is CSS? Who are these people? A little context, or ya know what don't bother I don't give a shit.

Gr8WallofChinatown

Fluffypony has had a history where he faked an announcement and then dumped XMR. He then said it was to teach the community a lesson. He was also arrested for a separate case. He also has access to this CSS wallet.

MetaPhysicsOnlyPlz

Conclusion   …( “ I am going to take a part of the Business Plan, and use that in reference, in explaining, what the company can offer as a service provider. I will conclude and reason how these services link together, the networks, customer, business and the company “ )… Company Business Model   Mission Statement & About us   Innovative Fearless Initiative, also known as i-Fi, prioritizes the safety, security and confidentiality of our customer. Allowing the customer to join us on a deep and far journey into technology that will succeed in places humanity dare wishes not to enter. We all will come together to build a secure future through devices, data, financial and personal wellbeing. We give back. We give the customer control of their credentials, the control and generation of their finances, the control and marketability of their data and the control of technology. With the release of the app alongside the hardware devices, allow the customer to access their phones security with a scan away. No more screen locks, patterns, pin codes or unsecured biometrics. I-Fi gives the power to the customer, to alert and adjust their security. How they deem necessary. We provide the services. You provide the security. As time passes, the Cloud System will become prevalent and accessible to those who wish to use these next generation services. Throughout the system, a Data network, Credit network and Market network will enter its users with endless possibilities through personal sustainability. These private yet personalized encrypted networks will allow the customer to collect their data and sell it on a market. Exchanging data will offer credit in return, where this can be spent through the entirety of the network marketplace or saved on CSS. The marketplace will supply services and goods where this credit can be spent. Currency can be exchanged for credit with an extra return on the exchange. They can buy back up devices, place an order on amazon, buy a pizza from four star or simply subscribe to Netflix, sit back and relax. Membership will allow the customer to subscribe and access further services. Incentives will be in place with rewards and credit in return on completion.   Strategy   To be continued…       Other References to Follow (OFF-TOPIC)     Detection of Pristine Gas Two Billion Years after the Big Bang Michele Fumagalli, John M. O'Meara, J. Xavier Prochaska In the current cosmological model, only the three lightest elements were created in the first few minutes after the Big Bang; all other elements were produced later in stars. To date, however, heavy elements have been observed in all astrophysical environments. We report the detection of two gas clouds with no discernible elements heavier than hydrogen. These systems exhibit the lowest heavy-element abundance in the early universe and thus are potential fuel for the most metal poor halo stars. The detection of deuterium in one system at the level predicted by primordial nucleosynthesis provides a direct confirmation of the standard cosmological model. The composition of these clouds further implies that the transport of heavy elements from galaxies to their surroundings is highly inhomogeneous. ______________________________________       Personal Conclusion   (THIS IS NOT MY WORK¡¡¡¡) This was the last piece of the equation that answered the Quantum Realm Answer etc…. This was at dated… 22.57pm 17th September  2023     I was walking past my brothers room and one of those space videos were playing. And it caught my attention. All I heard was “the beginning of time” – Quoted   I went in. He was sleeping. I sat down on the ground I just knew the answer was going to relieve itself (PS I never go into his room and just sit down like that either) Then the reference of the published work of the ‘1sec of the creation of the universe”  regarding “the gas cloud' .. therefore they mentioned that helium and hydrogen were elements that were present” anyhow moving on…. I ran into my room. Googled “do quantum computers need helium?”… yes they do…. Therefore the system I was creating this entire time was Quantum  and not a centralised system… Oops…

MetaPhysicsOnlyPlz

Services & Networks   i-Fi Cloud System Holds all the networks in place. Filters out malicious malware, bugs and data cache.  Software, hardware and network updates. Clears cache from networks, Transfers old data from a customer to the Data Reserve, and stores it in this system for processing. Monetization of excessive Data, which gets flagged and gets transferred, via Data Dud Pools. A secure off-shore network, in-between both the Data & Cloud Networks, before entering the Data marketplace. This 2nd hand-Data must be, cleaned, stored, sorted, extracted, removed  or sold back on the Data Network & Market, in a Data Auction, to business or customer. 33% of the credit value goes to the research foundation , 33% to future project designs and prospects, and 33% goes to the Credit Reserve. While the 1%, will go towards regulating the Exchange Rate.     i-Fi Cloud Network Storage of Coupons & Vouchers, storage of files, bridge between all other Networks, storage of Receipts & Transactions. Place of origin where transactions are approved. i-Fi Credit Network Block chain Technology - Exchange of Currency into Credit, by the sale of data. Storage of Credit Reserve. Storage of customer Credit, via.CSS - Scheme, CSW – Wallet, CSV – Vault i-Fi Market Network Exchange of Data into Credit. Passing of Non/Physical Products & Services, between C2C C2B, B2B, B2C, i-Fi Data Network Storage of data, through Data Points. Physical Hardware Devices – (i-Fi Only) Through the companies Website/Application No hardware > No data > No credit > No exchange > No services > No networks > No system. Non/Physical Products & Services (All Business’) Through an encryption online via the i-Fi Market Training & Learning Network This network is Free for all users Registered & Guest Customers. These services will be available 24/7, through the i-Fi Hardware & Software Devices, via Verbal, Visual, Audio and all forms of Communication. Guest Customers, can access these services, via. Website or Application. These services, can be accessed, via. internet, GPS & Satellite.   D/O-Education & Academia (Free) Live Streaming of Audio, Visual, brail, Sign Language Classroom setting Teaching Lectures Presentations Meetings Podcasts Talk Shows Guest speakers & Seminars Project & Idea Exploration       D/O-Paperback + Literacy & Publications (Free) Publish your own work. Your Topic, Your Subject, Your Theme, Your Idea. Books, Novels, Theories, Thesis, Poetry, Numerical, Digital, Physical, Meta-logical, Scientific, Health, Financial & Cultural.   Those with all aspects of impairments, (Dyslexia, Blind, Mute, Deaf etc.) can use this service, in accessing FREE learning - Reading, Audio Visual, Brail. This specialized learning technique, based on the Disability & the Individual, regarding their past history through life regarding Data Points, Time, Personality and so on.     D/O-Melody of Music (Free) Create, Play, Copyright your own sounds of the symphonies for the world to tune in. Live Performances. Sing & Play along, to the Words, Notes and Chords. Listen to the ‘Sound of Music’ the way you never felt it before, through all forms of instruments via action, vibration and light aka. lasers. D/O-Medical (Free) Become your own Doctor. Self-Diagnostics & Self-Medication. Visual connectivity to emergency services. Pre-self-calling of 911 e.g. Heart attack, Stroke, Allergic reaction, Diabetic. OFA- training courses. Predictive diagnostics before a disease. injury or accident is onset (onset/occurs) D/O-Health + Wellbeing + Multi-Cultural (Free)    Exercise tutorials. Cooking classes. Hygiene & Personal safety. Self-Defence courses. Self- Financial management. Self-Advisory Support & Help regarding Mental Health, based on particular factors & Points of Interest, on individualistic needs and Point of View. International + Congregation & Societal Equality All Religions & All Beliefs   Future Prospects - Services & Products 1       Retractable , protective screen cover curtain phone case 2       Universal connective wristband 3       Interactive Wallet Card 4       i-Fi Multi-Versatile Wooden Screen Paperback Book 5 Interactive Glasses 6 Holograms 7 Self-Conscious controlled - personalized counselling 8 Transference of Consciousness via Humanoid Robotics Human > Brain > Memory > Consciousness > Equation > Digital Nodes > Computer + Algorithm + System + Quatum + Time  > Satellite > Laser > Satellite 9 Time-Machine

MetaPhysicsOnlyPlz

iN-NOVATiVE. FEAR-LESS. iNiTi-ATiVE. (“INNOVATIVE FEARLESS INITIATIVE”) i-Fi.               Index     Foreword Digital Legend & Terminology   Introduction – Summary   Part  1 Example 1.0 (Benfords Law) Example 2.0 (Systematic Analogy)   Exchange Rate Business Rate Customer Exchange Rate   Transactions Transactional & Numerical Receipt (“.QUAN-TUM.SUPER-MACY.”) Example 3.0 (Time of Receipt) Example 4.0 (Terminology) Example 5.0 (Digital Legend) Example 6.0 (Coupon & Voucher Receipt) Example 7.0 (Customer & Business Receipt) Example 8.0 (Authorized Receipt – iFi Copy)   Services & Networks Cloud System Cloud Network Credit Network Data Network Market Network Physical Products Non/Physical Products & Services   Training & Learning Network Language + Communication & Co-Verse-Sation Education & Academia Paperback +Literacy & Publications Melody of Music Medical Health & Wellbeing   Future Prospects + Services & Products   Conclusion     Part 2 Company Business Model Company Hardware Devices Hardware Functionality Software Credit Transfer NFC   Cloud System Cloud Network Data Network Credit Network CSW – Credit Storage Wallet CSS – Credit Saving Scheme CCV – Credit Control Vault Future Goals & Strategy             Foreword   Over the past few years, I have dedicated my time building a combination of this Systematic, sustainable interlinking Networks.  The business itself is quiet unique, something that isn't out there, right now. The company provides increased and gradual growth of global markets, down to a single individual person.   Digital Legend & Terminology   N > Network S > System CS > Cloud System CN > Cloud Network DN > Data Network CN > Credit Network MN > Market Network   TLN > Training & Learning Education LCCvs > Language, Communication & Co-Verse-Sation EA> Education & Academia PLP > Paperback, Literacy & Publications M.o.M > Melody of Music M > Medical HW > Health & Wellbeing FP > Future Prospects   Crd > Credit Cur > Currency D > Data B > Barter E > Exchange EXr >  Exchange Rate HD > Hardware Device SD > Software Device C.B > Customer to Business C.C > Customer to Customer B.B > Business to Business B.C > Business to Customer RC > Registered Customer GC > Guest Customer   CC > Credit Controller CR > Credit Receiver DC > Data Controller DR > Data Receiver DA > Data Auction Dp >  Data Point DRv > Data Reserve DDP > Data DuD Pool CSW > Credit Control Vault CSS > Credit Control Scheme CCV > Credit Control Vault   C > Customer c > Coupon B > Business v > Voucher r > Receipt S > Service   pP > physical Product phD > physical Hardware Device N.NP > non/physical Product n.nP.S >  non/physical Product & Service Br > Business Receipt Tr > Transactional Receipt T > Transaction D/O > Digital/Online PoI > Points of Interest PoV > Point of View

kirtash93

The problem is the number has so much decimals that it is converted in the backend to 4.07...e-7. Then the number is so long that it gets cut by the box. CSS problem. There is nothing weird, reddit just need to make a little backend fix when numbers have x amount of characters when decimal and just cut it.

Pr0Meister

I don't know what was used in CCmoons case, but usually websites are built using JavaScript and one of its three main Frameworks - React, Angular or Vue. You could technically build it using pure HTML, CSS and JavaScript alone, with maybe some jQuery to make writing the behaviour easier, but I wouldn't recommend it.

CryptoMaximalist

Unfortunately no. There used to be a CSS hack that could hide the button, but that only applies to people on old.reddit (under 4% of traffic) and most of those users have custom CSS disabled

7FigureMarketer

Underrated comment. What’s this hacker typing on screen? Oh I see he’s calling external CSS code and styling the div!

Beastty

Man, just the CSS styling of that list just fills me with "better times" feelings

BuyRackTurk

im totally with this bot in spirit. but the non amp link version of this article is a CSS shitshow from hell.

nthgen

I believe code academy is free, and there's tons of vids on YouTube. Start with HTML and CSS. Then JavaScript, then Python. I bet in a year if you push yourself, you could apply for a jr. Web dev position.

BOSSBABY33

We can grind all we want but spez is not a person someone can trust He will make "Lets remove moon post" is he feels that way and will say "We will bring something better"here me waiting for the better CSS page they promised 6years ago

jonfoxsaid

it depends what you want to learn. I think with no knowledge of programing you should start somewhere easier to get yourself going ... I actually ended up getting into web design and am now a freelance web designer BC I was interested in solidity and started learning HTML, CSS and then JS as primer for solidity. I ended up sticking with web design BC I loved it.

kirtash93

Steps: 1. Downloading Website CSS from [https://polygon.technology/](https://polygon.technology/) 2. Adding a Connect Wallet button with a fake address 3. Enjoy rich life.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A Bitcoin developer has created a tool called "BIP39Colors" that allows users to convert their BIP39 mnemonic phrase into a series of colors. This method allows users to store their Bitcoin private key in the form of colors, making it less obvious to hackers or thieves. The colors can be stored in various files such as HTML, CSS, or a PNG color palette. The developer believes this storage method could make it more difficult for governments to seize someone's Bitcoin. Instructions are provided for decoding the colors back into the original mnemonic phrase. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A Bitcoin developer has created a tool called "BIP39Colors" that allows users to convert their BIP39 mnemonic phrase into a series of colors. This method allows users to store their Bitcoin private key in the form of colors, making it less obvious to hackers or thieves. The colors can be stored in various files such as HTML, CSS, or a PNG color palette. The developer believes this storage method could make it more difficult for governments to seize someone's Bitcoin. Instructions are provided for decoding the colors back into the original mnemonic phrase. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

na3than

> “A paper with 12 words is more suspicious than a color palette labeled like 'my new home wall colors,' for example, or inside a styles.css of your [website],” he said. Who wants to take bets on how long until we get a post to this subreddit saying OMG MY BITCOIN WALLET WAS HACKED HOW HOW HOW THE ONLY PLACE I KEPT MY SEED WAS IN THE CSS FOR MY WEBSITE ...

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A Bitcoin developer has created a tool called "BIP39Colors" that allows users to convert their BIP39 mnemonic phrase into a series of colors. This method allows users to store their Bitcoin private key in the form of colors, making it less obvious to hackers or thieves. The colors can be stored in various files such as HTML, CSS, or a PNG color palette. The developer believes this storage method could make it more difficult for governments to seize someone's Bitcoin. Instructions are provided for decoding the colors back into the original mnemonic phrase. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Archtects

[https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=InstaMod&subject=!cryptocurrency%20!flair&message=Flair%20Text%3A%0AFlair%20CSS%3A](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=InstaMod&subject=!cryptocurrency%20!flair&message=Flair%20Text%3A%0AFlair%20CSS%3A) You have to send a message to instamod. :) with your flair and it should change

Boring_Ad4003

Kinnda useless, since no one actually code in CSS / html anymore. It's all done in Frameworks nowdays

Boring_Ad4003

Only works with html/CSS? No frameworks? I imagine saving node_modules or vendor folder on chain doesn't sound like a good ideea

calexil

/u/IHaventEvenGotADog You used my template, I am honored and grateful for you sub joining the protest. We forced reddit to [back-pedal their removal of CSS](https://np.reddit.com/r/ProCSS/comments/6auz1k/reddit_is_procss_rmodnews/), and we can stop them from killing 3rd party apps and excluding the disabled from accessing the site. Reddit is nothing without its users.

calexil

/u/IHaventEvenGotADog You used my template, I am honored and grateful for you sub joining the protest. We forced reddit to back-pedal their removal of CSS, and we can stop them from killing 3rd party apps and excluding the disabled from accessing the site. Reddit is nothing without its users.

badfishbeefcake

JAVA, CSS, HTML...my 3 nemesis. :-)

Jazqa

Is this actually possible? I’ve only ever seen downvotes disabled via CSS, and I’ve always been able to downvote via third-party apps and APIs. If so, it wouldn’t really stop bots.

pb__

Because every time they add something new, they push it to be default and sometimes even don't let people change/disable it without writing custom CSS or some such. I've been using Firefox since before it was called Firefox or even Phoenix, trust me, I know.

Bellatrix-_-

I received some mail like this back in 2020 when I did not even invested in crypto and had been watching only YouTube tutorials on HTML CSS.

TechieBrad

That was what came to mind too. JavaScript is such a well rounded language that is not only easy to learn, but can do most things really well. Incorporate that with a solid foundation of HTML/CSS and you’ve turned yourself into a well rounded web developer.

cryptogirlHODL

My mother is like this. I'm very very proud. Not only that, but my former-housewife-mother also taught herself HTML and CSS. And she also likes Pink Floyd. So yeah, I'm very very lucky. Go mum! ❤️

reed5point0

Well if you build websites for the general public you already know getting motherfuckers to give you ANY content is like pulling teeth. So you take the tiny amount of factoids and such they give you, it may not be much. Let's use my moms candle company for an example. She gave me a few sentences explaining her business. >"Permian Basin Candle Company was simply created to sell my quality hand poured candles. > >I am creating my favorite scented candles. Theses hand crafted candles are in a simple 16 oz. jar and they throw a beautiful, aromatic scent which you can smell from a decent distance as far as candles go. They are also hand crafted with love by me personally! You can always contact me if you have a special occasion or just desire to have personalized candles. It is entirely possible for me to customize jars, scents, and colors just for you and your brand or fundraiser! Thanks for stopping by, and trying my handcrafted candles." Believe it or not, she did pretty good, Try getting a guy to explain his Polypipe Extrusion and Spooling company for the West Texas Oilfield...you get about six words from the guy. Regardless, I take the above and paste it into CHATGPT...I also mention what town we live in, the region and that she can also be found at the local farmers market EVERY Saturday morning. I also toss in some cool facts about her. For my final sentence, I ask CHatGPT to rewrite her "About Us" page optimized for SEO in our region. the results: >Welcome to Permian Basin Candle Company, your premier source for high-quality hand poured candles in western Texas! As a retired teacher, I followed my own advice to "do what you love for a living" and created my favorite scented candles for you to enjoy. Our candles come in a simple yet elegant 16 oz. jar, and are crafted with love and care by me personally. We use only the finest ingredients to ensure that our candles not only smell amazing, but also burn cleanly and evenly for hours of enjoyment. And the best part? We pour any scent on demand, even if you want a Christmas candle in July! Our signature scents are inspired by the rugged beauty of the Permian Basin region, with notes of sagebrush, mesquite, and other local flora and fauna. They'll transport you to the heart of western Texas, no matter where you are. You can find us most Saturday mornings at the Midland Downtown Farmers Market on the beautiful lawn of the Museum of the Southwest located at 1705 W. Missouri - Midland, TX. Stop by and say hello, and check out our latest scents and products. If you have a special occasion or just want personalized candles for your brand or fundraiser, we're happy to customize the jars, scents, and colors to your specifications. Just contact us to discuss your needs and we'll make it happen. Thank you for visiting Permian Basin Candle Company and trying our handcrafted candles. We're confident that once you've experienced the warmth and beauty of our candles, you'll be a customer for life! Cool...but I also need some Taglines..Hey ChatGPT can you give me some ULTRA Texan taglines for the site? >Certainly! Here are a few tagline options based on the revised text: "Experience the rugged beauty of western Texas in every candle." "Crafted with care, inspired by the land." "Bringing the warmth of western Texas to your home." "Hand poured with love, customized just for you." "Scented candles as unique as the Permian Basin." "From our home to yours, with love and fragrance." GREAT! But can you also write something for the storefront page??? >At Permian Basin Candle Company, we take pride in hand pouring each candle with love and care. We use only the finest quality ingredients to ensure that our candles not only smell amazing, but are also free of harmful chemicals. All of our candles are phthalate-free, so you can breathe easy while enjoying your favorite fragrance. We pour any scent on demand, so you can enjoy your favorite scent any time of the year, even if it's a Christmas candle in July! We offer free delivery to the Midland area, and we also ship anywhere. We're constantly adding new scents to our collection, so keep an eye out for our upcoming spring line, featuring fresh and vibrant scents inspired by the season. OH yea I need the fundraising page too. Mention we custome etch our jars in house and can do custom branding >Sure thing! Here's a paragraph for your fundraising and wholesale offerings: Looking for a unique way to showcase your company, school, or team spirit? We've got you covered! At Permian Basin Candle Company, we offer custom etching services that can transform our candles into one-of-a-kind gifts and keepsakes for any occasion. Whether you're looking to raise funds for a cause, create a memorable giveaway for an event, or just want to add a personal touch to your candle collection, our etching services can make it happen. Contact us to learn more about our wholesale pricing options and how we can help you bring your vision to life. Sweet...can you also write my Facebook post announcing our new site redesign? >🎉 Big news, candle lovers! 🕯️ We're excited to announce the launch of our newly updated website! Now it's even easier to browse and shop our hand-poured, phthalate-free candles. You'll find our latest scents, including our upcoming spring line, as well as our custom etching options for fundraising and special events. Plus, to celebrate our launch, we're offering a special coupon code: use SPRING23 at checkout for 10% off your entire order! 💐🌸🌷 Hurry, offer ends soon. Check out our new site at https://www.permianbasincandle.com and let us know which scent you can't wait to try! And I can dedicate my brain to CSS formatting etc in peace, My new intern has my back on the writing side of the biz...

Responsible-Kick9195

CSS **OR** HTML. Woah

vertexsalad

You need to split the problem into its components. Firstly it's a website. Which is split into front end and back end. Front end is what you see. So you'll need UI/UX designer to consider the trading interface unless you simply 'copy' what everyone else does. Then you need a front end dev, to code the CSS/HTML and javascript. The backend is the essentially an 'app' that spits out data, usually using React. This data is what the front end dev uses to display what you see. When you look at web page of a trading platform there's a continuous stream of data being feed to it - price, which is being updated continuously on the screen. Then there's the users clicks that get routed back to the 'back end', to do the stuff, similar to an app being clicked. Right - so the backend, the 'app' as it were is going to need splitting up into it's component problems and being solved. Some solutions can be bought off the shelf as it were. So account and account security - automatically emailing clients etc, all this stuff can be bought and more or less plugged in. The actual 'exchange' component will likely need to be custom coded. You'll need to consider your 'spread' to cover AWS etc cloud/server costs. Then there's the crypto wallet issue - which coins you exchange and how you security hold those. As well as Fiat. Then there's the marketing - because you will need more than 1 user. You need a looooot of users for this to breakeven and actually work, so you need a big marketing budget. Transparency and trust will be key to gaining market share. Good luck.

Glass-Onion-3777

They probably have AI writing have their content, wouldn't be surprised if they asked it to do their CSS too

lordcolorado

CSS

Glass-Onion-3777

Hmmmmm; hey AI bots, make me a shitty YogaMats NFT, 10 layers 4 variations, 10000 mints, type a description, print me a CSS cartoonish website, automod the discord and telegram channels, periodically tweet, and copy/translate it or 中国 and 台灣.

alreetmatic

Also help me out here - when you message instamod to update your flair - what do you put in the CSS (second) line?

alreetmatic

Can anyone help with updating my flair? What do you put in the *“CSS text”* line when you message instamod? Have tried leaving it blank but doesn’t seem to work

CryptoMaximalist

> Funnily enough, the banner ads don't even show on old.reddit on PC which is the majority of my reddit time - so Im not even seeing the ads, and enjoying the price action on moons :P old.reddit CSS is a mess, well under 10% of traffic, and most of those users probably disable CSS anyway so we decided not to bother with it

ExtensionNoise9000

The software isn’t “dodgy”, it’s a custom version of Firefox. You could also use Brave which is based on Chromium. The darkweb is usually way safer because the browser has JavaScript, and a bunch of other settings, disabled by default and most hidden sites are built with pure HTML and CSS rather than actually executing code on your machine. The TOR project itself was originally developed by DARPA to aid spy and dissident communication over seas.

J-E-S-S-E-

Does anyone know was “CSS” means in flair?

ahabraken

So how do I change my flair text? I did it like this before: To: InstaMod Flair Text: Something Flair CSS: Nothing.. But apparently it didnt work this time. Didnt get a response.

Dezeyay

Well, besides the usual DeFi and NFT dApps (Tezos has one of the biggest NFT markets measured in transaction volume), there are some very promising real-life use-cases running on Tezos Mainnet. There is Voting application Electis, which is used in a French city and by several other organisations (like some UN chapters), there is Ecoo, which is used in a few cities in Swiss for distributing COVID relief funds and recently Swiss Insurance Group CSS announced to launch their loyalty token on Tezos via Ecoo. Search the website that published the DMV article for Ecoo and Electis and you'll find more info. Then there is gaming on Tezos. Games like Dogami and Emergents are about to launch. And Horse Betting Giant PMU will launch a game called Stables. Then there is Tezos' tech. Tezos evolves super fast. tps went from ~13 to 1,000 in 4 years and is about to go to over 1,000,000 this year. Private transactions are added as an option, finality, etc. Dyor ;

uduni

LOL u are clueless about tech. Every coin besodes BTC has a group of central planners behind it. ETH for example made unilateral changes to its monetary policy just a couple months ago! Only BTC is a “neutral” asset that cannot be manipulated by any central party. Its monetary policy is set in stone. The only other tech project that is as open and collaborative as BTC is is w3c working group (who creates browser standards, javascript, CSS, and the internet). BNB is totally different… high risk speculative investment that has pumped my bags

C01n_sh1LL

Doesn't help that upvote/downvote buttons are disabled in the CSS for people using old.reddit.com.

VintagePastry

You need to send a message to Instamod like this : Flair Text: (Insert the text here that you want for your custom flair) Flair CSS: (Choose any of these to get the icon next to the custom flair text) - Bitcoin, BitcoinShares, Bitcoin Cash fan, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero, Dash, NEM, ETC, Ripple, Factom, NEO, OMG, ARK, Sia, Peercoin, Nxt, Namecoin, Waves, Iota, ZCASH, Altcoiner, Developer, Miner, Trader, Investor, Observer, Student, Entrepreneur, Analyst, Moon, Gentleman, Fan

WhiskasTheCat

Thanks! I used the Angular web framework, which is HTML + SCSS + Typescript that gets compiled to plain CSS + Javascript.

kirtash93

tldr; Making Metaverse NFTs a Little More Trustworthy Critics of Non-Fungible Token (NFT) have some good points. The “Degraded Blockchain Problem” by Lars Doucet (2021) He points out that anytime we have to use an off-chain solution for interacting with “decentralized” digital assets, we’re risking not just the “ideals” of decentralization, but the stone-cold safeties we were promised about trust and immutability. A Social Commentary on Centralizing Power So I thought about these issues that Marlinspike, Doucet, and White have been talking about: a lot of them require serious technical and moral investment by the larger community (especially if we try to solve some of them by making a decentralized cache of NFT metadata — which I’d love to work on!). However, I think there’s one, really low-hanging fruit we could implement right now. Whenever you need to load an external resource on a webpage, like the Bootstrap CSS framework, you (the webpage designer) include some code in your HTML to tell the browser what hashing algorithm to run on it once it fetches it, and then what “digest” (a fixed snippet of data) to compare the results with to make sure some evildoer hasn’t replaced the expected known-good file for a hacked piece of garbage that’s trying to steal your Coinbase login cookie. After all, isn’t crypto all about proving things?

WhiskasTheCat

At least some of the millions they spent clearly went into their website. Wait...does [this CSS file](https://github.com/zoo-labs/zoo-labs.github.io/blob/main/css/style.css) really say: Namari Landing Page v.1.1.0 Style Index - **a free landing page** by shapingrain.com Oops.

Nhiyla

>It might take an hour, but anyone can make CSS look and feel better than CS:GO ever did without paying a single cent. Thats just so incorrect it hurts lmfao

ricozuri

But CSS makes it so easy to turn red to green. It’s worth learning. Think of it as a centralized blockchain.

FrusTrick

I still hate cosmetics. Its damn weird how CSS still has great custom models, animations and skins for free on GameBanana while the best CS:GO has to offer are paid reskins on existing models and animations. Not only does cosmetics cost money now, but their quality is straight trash comared to decades old mods for old ass games. It might take an hour, but anyone can make CSS look and feel better than CS:GO ever did without paying a single cent.

luisgadget

Don't say CSS 😢 it's the hard part of web design 😅

kryptoNoob69420

Just need to learn some CSS for that.

EatMaTesticles

I just wrote a CSS Script with which I can detect the market bottom. Easy money

Surfsd20

Ajax and CSS2 were transformative. NFTs and crypto are not. They suck as a technology because they are slow and expensive.

Cyber-Cafe

…Web2 is also a future nobody asked for. I remember when AJAX and CSS2 came out I saw the same comments, almost verbatim, about how web2 is a waste of time, yields nothing new, and will be a dead fad in ‘x’ years. Look at how that went.

Loose_Screw_

Just thank your lucky stars you haven't worked for a company with a suite of legacy apps they've stitched together with redirects and similar CSS then.

poingsingol

Sorry, just a question. Not sure if it's allowed here. I am a student who wants to create websites in html/CSS/js/react in exchange for crypto payments (eth or Bitcoin + others) and I have no clue where to go about asking about it or getting leads. Does anyone have any advice? Thank you!

BMB281

CSS is the work of the devil; even more impressive. Feel free to shoot me a DM if you have any future projects you might need assistance with

BMB281

Meant to say as an engineer myself, I am impressed by your effort. CSS is the work of the devil

ismirschlecht

CSS is code used to format websites. Didn't work for me though. Just enter the text. Sometimes the bot doesn't respond, a day later it answers you immediately (you'll receive a message)

ismirschlecht

There is a bot. You can text him. https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=InstaMod&subject=!CryptoCurrency%20!flair&message=Flair%20Text%3A%0AFlair%20CSS%3A

ArtyHobo

Heh me too I started freecodecamp html a while back finished the first project and now its expanding to CSS but dang I have the tab open for days without doing anything on it. Aim is to keep the tab open and at least do 1 exercise per day so I at least learn something even if I do forget most of it by the end.

Jlec1234onReddit

How to assign custom flair via InstaMod Hey there /r/CryptoCurrency! I'm the developer of the bot /u/InstaMod which is responsible for the automatic flair on this subreddit. You can read more about how InstaMod works on this subreddit [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/d7wqmq/update_to_the_user_flair_system/), but today I'm here to talk about assigning custom flair. If you are in the top 10% of contributors on this subreddit, then you have the ability to overwrite your automatic flair assign a custom one. Users who achieve this status are notified via a PM from /u/InstaMod with instructions on how to go about applying that flair. **However, recently there was a bug which resulted in users not being able to assign flair**, so I'd like to give everyone a refresher on how to correctly go about this process now that it's been resolved. [This link](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=InstaMod&subject=!cryptocurrency%20!flair&message=Flair%20Text:%0AFlair%20CSS:) is a pre-formatted PM message which will allow you to assign custom flair. Simply fill out the flair and CSS sections (or leave them blank) and the bot will promptly respond with a confirmation that your flair was updated. If you do not have the permissions to apply custom flair then the bot will reply informing you of that. Here is a list of the current CSS options available: > Bitcoin, BitcoinShares, Bitcoin Cash fan, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero, Dash, NEM, ETC, Ripple, Factom, NEO, OMG, ARK, SIA, Peercoin, Nxt, Namecoin, Waves, Iota, ZCASH, Altcoiner, Developer, Miner, Trader, Investor, Observer, Student, Entrepreneur, Analyst, Moon, Gentleman, Fan If you have any questions, suggestions, or issues feel free to let me know in the comments. There are some additional features that I hope to add into InstaMod in the near future so stay tuned!

MLD_Verified

early 2011 I think, a few in my CSS Clan were keen on it. I first bought late 2012.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Swiss insurance group CSS has launched a program that allows customers with a CSS supplementary insurance policy to buy CSS coins worth 20, 50, or 100 Swiss Francs. The coins cost only half of their redeemable value, which means that policyholders can buy them with a 50% discount. If the current phase proves successful, a nationwide program will be launched which is unique in Switzerland. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

TrevoltBL

PHP, MySQL, and for the payment system it’s undetermined but probably Python. As for front end, I’m currently just using vanilla JS and CSS, since I’m not great at any libraries. But if anyone else joins me and has better skills with React or Vue then that will change. I may start practicing React and get good enough to do it myself but I don’t see a real reason to right now.

According_Cow_5089

I prefer backend work, so if it Python, PHP (Laravel or Django) they are my go to back end technologies for ease. On the front end other than HTML, CSS, JS, ReactJS is my preference. I have a computer science degree so I am flexible with technologies and languages (Used Java, c, cuda, c#). If you need help with integrating APIs, or if you get a bug, or just need to add new features (logic), I can help. Yeah I will add you on discord, hope I can help out.

DerpJungler

[This might help](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/d7wqmq/update_to_the_user_flair_system/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=CryptoCurrency&utm_content=t1_hd87rgv) Or TL;DR: Use this [message](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=instamod&subject=!cryptocurrency%20!flair&message=Flair%20Text%3A%0AFlair%20CSS%3A&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=CryptoCurrency&utm_content=t3_x45mt7) and type your desired flair message

Background-Message59

Hate to say it but you are MASSIVELY underestimating the huge amount of work, experience, knowledge and finances that this project would need to be successful. I've been a full stack developer (mostly focused on backend/databases, but have worked in UI too) for over a decade with some big companies. To launch something like this and be successful is going to require a tonne of research and planning, nailing your specifications, very high quality database design with transactions etc, redundancy across multiple servers, decent REST API, really top-notch user interface (that's the hardest bit). In short you'll need a team of experienced developers, willing to put in hundreds of hours of work for no guarantees of rewards. If you were serious you'd have to spin this up as a start up company, and at least give ownership to people who were working on the project if you couldn't pay them. The technology has to be spot on. I'm sorry but in 2022 using raw HTML/CSS/Javascript is not going to cut it (presumably paired with PHP running on an Apache server). UI and experience is king - React.js, or at a minimum at least a framework like Bootstrap+jQuery. The server as well - you'll need something that can scale, Apache isn't going to cut it. Node, or a custom written REST API server in Go (using gin-gonic for example) is the way forward. Your database design has to be extremely efficient too, with proper indexing, transactions etc. And then you'll need financing to stand it up. MILLIONS (more like tens of millions). These new platforms need a TONNE of investment and relentless advertising. You don't break even on this stuff until you've built a pretty huge user-base. Finally, really hate to say it, but the URL is an instant killer for this project too. Look at all the successful companies / sites. It's too long, it's too wordy, it's not memorable enough. Think about the hugely popular e-commerce platforms (love them or hate them). [eBay.com](https://eBay.com), [amazon.com](https://amazon.com), etc. Not writing this to be mean. But the scale of the task is huge. If I was tasked with this in my organisation we'd be looking at a 10-15 person team minimum (4-5 front-end, 4-5 back-end and a few people to test/manage/coordinate/integrate etc).

BitListMarketplace

Thanks, it’ll be a fat minute before anything goes live since I am learning. I’ve got the majority of HTML and CSS down, currently working on JavaScript and then backend after that

CryptoTheNews

Do you need to enter something under the text and CSS options ?

JuicyOranjez

This is why I just fiddle with CSS and don’t touch any of the big boy stuff

natufian

I only watched 3 minutes (26-29:00) but the speaker immediately gave the exact example I had in my head before clicking the link: web standards (HTTP, CSS). I'm not a dev but I would love to see more discussions about how the crypto industry might think about smart contract development going forward. I understand that all of these things are true at once: - The vast majority of Smart Contract developers know Solidity. It offers a huge advantage to any new project that allows copy/paste functionality of existing Ethereum smart contracts to their own eco systems. - Smart Contract developers represent a tiny portion of developers overall; designing platforms with more popular language compatibility offers a pool of developers an order of magnitude larger to draw from. - Enforcing more restrictive programing paradigms can offer much better security and auditability of correctness for the type of applications that smart contracts are actually deployed to do. It's really interesting how these somewhat contradictory layers of network effects and path dependencies play out in the short and longer term. I don't have the expertise to critique to what degree or when a project should develop their own solution in-house vs complying to existing "industry standards", but I can't see how anyone would interpret either choice as a indictment.

Nickovskii

If this is CSS, then you guys better prepare to lose your cash

Cyber-Cafe

Two major networks that make up a very large portion of the aggregated internet news cycle in both presentation and content generation. I agree, they have already lost. I readily consider both 'web3' enabled sites and that's pretty much that. I also remember the insane, and irate hate behind 'web2' when that was coming about. It felt very similar, with people going on long diatribes about how AJAX and CSS were going to completely destroy the internet with rounded corners, tag clouds, and social network integration.

TrafficConeWriter

I guess I should also explain that what I do is like baby software engineering, like a few hundred lines of SQL, simple HTML and CSS, we barely ever touch Java, so I wouldn’t expect our set up to be remotely close but interested in learning nevertheless

Jxntb733

Follow CSS Becker for terribly ambiguous crypto gaming advice

nadhsib

Yes. Can't think of the CSS off the top of my head and on mobile so no inspector 'help'.

nthgen

For some, all you need is to remove the CSS attribute of overflow:hidden; on the <body> tag.

RecoveringCoomer

If you are interested in becoming a blockchain developer, this article outlines a good roadmap: https://betterprogramming.pub/how-to-become-a-blockchain-engineer-fa4386a0504f Web3 is very similar to web2 on the front end, so first, HTML, CSS, Javascript. Then moralis course for a "shortcut". Moralis is similar to firebase of web2. It makes a lot of tasks in Web3 very simple. Like, you can set up authentication with a single line of code. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY4WYoZPr-U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY4WYoZPr-U) Then I'll follow the learnweb3 program for more info about the backend on blockchains. [https://www.learnweb3.io/](https://www.learnweb3.io/) This includes more deep dive into solidity etc. I do have a github account, (and of course I know what it is) but I'll not share it here, since it is linked to my real-life identity, and this reddit account is anon. I'd like to keep my anonymity here. Right now, I'm learning about polkadot on "learn to earn" platform stackup. But that's a bit more niche. ETH is where %80 of the jobs are. I'm also learning python, as it too is a very capable language, used in web3 as well, and is better designed than JavaScript. There is a ton to learn, and it will take time. But hopefully, I'll be "job ready" within a few months.

Helliarc

I'm self teaching programming, and the only reason I heard about Cardano was the discussions on Haskell(they are teaching haskell at my nearby university). There is a growing interest in functional programming, and Cardano is on the tongue. I'm not messing with it personally, but it's appearance is becoming more frequent. I actually skipped HTML/CSS and went straight for CPP, I'm at a brick wall because everyone wants JS and web3... so today I'm learning HTML :(

Maleficent_Plankton

Web 2.0 is associated with dynamic HTML, CSS, and reactive/responsive web design. Basically, the webpage is no longer static, and the end user can interact with the website. Some people also consider social media sites to be Web 2.0, but that's a lesser-used definition. There's no set definition for Web3 yet. The most popular definition is that the end user owns his own data, and that information will be decentralized. It's not that important compared to Web 2.0.

JamesBondMI6007

I’m not making up terms, I’m dumbing it down. Because I’m not assuming my audience are developers. If you’d like me to be developer specific… A tracking pixel is a piece of code, typically coded with javascript which gets embedded on websites, either in the head or before the closing body tag of the HTML document. It’s called a Pixel because it typically uses a 1x1 pixel graphic, which get’s hidden on the frontend through use of CSS so it’s invisible to the user, but gets triggered when the page gets loaded so long as the user doesn’t have javascript blocking or images disabled on their browser.

nmalajmi

I have the basic knowledge about the HTML, CSS, PHP. I also have the basic knowledge about the JAVA is well but not that much. I am trying to learn via online video but looking for a book for that thing.

pmurpmur

2 things are constant in technological progress: automation and decentralization. Automation is easy to understand for most. You can think of it as cutting out the middle in a business transaction using some form of digital asset. Since digital assets can be infinitely reproduced for free you can effectively remove the middle man and make a business transaction cheaper and possibly more efficient. Decentralization is a bit more discrete. It's the idea of creating open standards and protocols in software that any programmer could utilize or add to for free. Think HTTP, SMS, MMS, RCS, USB etc. Web languages HTML, CSS, JavaScript (which is technically ECMA script standard) are all "open sourced" standards that the communtiy gets together and decides where to take these languages. An example of decentralization would be Apple dropping the lightning port and moving to USB C. USB is an open standard that anyone could build and you don't have to pay anybody if you did. So a bunch of businesses can profit from it. Lightning port, on the other hand, is a proprietary piece of hardware built by Apple. It's centralized by them and therefore they stand to make shit tons of money by making thier customers use it. But Apples shift to USB C shows us that open standards will always win in the long run. No matter how much money they are making decentralized standards end up taking over. Centralization in a way emulates today what decentralization can accomplish in 10 years or whatever. But no central authority can build monetization system around a completely decentralized asset, therefore bringing costs down once again. AOL centralizing the internet in the 90s would be another example. They gave us an idea of what the internet could be by connecting to their intranet and eventually trashed the concept because the decentralized internet was just better. Bitcoin is a blockchain implementation. Blockchain is an algorithm for creating a data structure called a distributed ledger. A distributed ledger is essentially a decentralized database. If we can one day design a fast and efficient decentralized database over the internet we can stop storing our user generated data on centralized data centers (AWS, google, facebook). If we own our data online then we cut out the middle man. We are far from it but "web3" is about taking the power from centralized services and giving that power to the people. It's kind of hippie idealist shit. I am not a finance guy. I couldn't tell you if the price of bitcoin is going up or down. But I am a technologist and I can tell you that blockchain protocols allows us new innovative ways to automate and is an active way to decentralize data over a network. But you never know, someone might come up with a better method of decentralization tomorrow and crash all blockchain assets. This is just the best we have right now

tom1018

It will be on page 274 of the search for "What is the CSS color code for Bitcoin orange?"

x_lincoln_x

You just need to message the bot. !flair Description: Allow Platinum users to assign themselves custom flair Message syntax: Subject: !CryptoCurrency !flair Body: Flair Text: text goes here Flair CSS: css goes here

Background_Gur7470

the picture on the screen is just CSS

ParabellumJohn

I love that the picture on the screen is just CSS

ersleid

Hmm, just checked and you're right. I honestly didn't bother to try it out myself. Anyway, I checked my messages because I remembered I received an automated message about receiving permission to have custom flairs. The message said to send a pre-formatted message to u/instamod, with subject: > "! cryptocurrency !flair" The message body is: > Flair Text: > Flair CSS:

Trans-on-trans

Very curious because I've asked this question before multiple times and not only got downvoted, but nobody actually answered the question. How do you add other Subs into your username? Like for example: I frequent r/dot, r/kusama, but have no idea how to incorporating them into my flair. I have literally no idea what text goes where, what CSS means or what goes in that spot. A more structured "before and after" result is what I'm after.

Vipu2

How does that CSS part work? What can I do with it? Some link for commands?

kyle_h2486

Should be better now. Had an emoji in it and I guess it could work if I used CSS formatting. But I’m lazy

chuvstvin

Its a really good source and free to use, also it has numerous features of HTML and CSS for UI interface elements. Also, Bootstraps support JavaScript extensions in a better way.