Lady of the Land @Lady@cat.family

thank you, me of 2018, for deciding that from now on i was only going to make webpages which were self‐contained and easily distributable

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the comic is actually named after him

the cat from garfield is named garfield

maybe this is a problem of living in america, where your fantasy book about X historical figure or event is likely the only thing about X historical figure or event that anyone will ever read

like you couldn’t come up with an original idea so you decided to distort our understanding of history, something we already have great difficulty understanding? ok

my feelings towards authors who write fantasy based on historical events are similar to squares’ feelings regarding people who write fanfiction

kids these days necc etaoin shrd
kids these days never had to set
text in hot type, i swear to god

you can always add more commas

it’s even LESS difficult if you allow hyphenating long words in reasonable positions and have a sizeable line length to work with

before you consider this an impossible task remember the average english word is four letters and there are a number of one, two, and three letter words, many of which can be optionally included or discarded at the author’s choice

it’s really not that difficult

if you're writing with the intention of publishing in plain text, doesn't *everybody* fully justify via word choice?! why wouldn’t you; it’s the one medium where you have exact control over line breaking and text flow and it’s not like it’s any different from LaTeX telling you to rewrite your line because it has too much badness

(the estradiol stickies zine: <https://stickies.neocities.org/stickies.html>)

i could talk about aspects of that page design all day lmao it’s gorgeous

beautiful

those borders, too; i love the double borders on top and left, solid borders on the bottom and right trick

the <MARK> element on the estradiol stickies zine also does this really cool highlighter fade which is very similar to the highlighter fade effect which ⁜i⁜ used in Excerpts from Fear and Learning in America

speaking of subtle text‐shadows you know what webpage has a really good subtle text‐shadow on its <MARK> element? the estradiol stickies zine

mark{ Box-Decoration-Break: Clone; Color: #1F1A14; Background: #DEDBD9; Box-Shadow: 0 0 1PX #948D87; Text-Decoration: #B01C1C Wavy Underline; Text-Decoration-Thickness: .05REM; Text-Decoration-Skip-Ink: None; Text-Shadow: 0 0 1PX #948D87 }

kibi you fucking genius 😭😭😭

the slight text blur on Excerpts from Thoughts about Community Support around Intimate Violence gets me every time 😭😭

all of my webpages are so fucking pretty 😭