Hi, I’m Francesco, a Frontend Developer from Munich, Germany. This is my little corner of the web. Thanks for stopping by! 👋
Replying to @DanielHorton on mastodon.social:
@isellsoap Happiness is a great goal. For me, it comes from success. How do you measure happiness? Attainment of those would be your success. Cheers.
Good answer. “Happiness”, “Success”, etc. mean different things for different people, so a discussion on this should probably start with how exactly we define those terms.
Replying to @matthewburton@mstdn.social on mastodon.social:
A sign that I'm getting older and more crotchety about technology: I woke up this morning wishing someone made a simplified smartphone OS that never introduces any new features whatsoever, and the hardware experience stays constant with each upgrade. The only changes are invisible: software patches and hardware performance upgrades only.
Where can I sign?
Replying to @glynn_bird on mastodon.social:
Stunning!
Replying to @DanielHorton on mastodon.social:
I’m not sure if “we all strive for success”. I mainly strive for happiness and contentment.
Replying to @ogili on mastodon.social:
Nice drawing!
Replying to @friedelitis on mastodon.social:
That sums it up.
Replying to @matuzo@front-end.social on mastodon.social:
Absolutely. I’m happy I left.
One lawn piece done, many more to come.
Liking content from andrewwalpole.com.
What a lovely use of typography on Andrew Walpole’s website! 😍
Reposting content from sueddeutsche.de.
Rapper RIN in an interview with the SZ:
Dort unten ist für mich Urlaub. Hier ist meine Heimat. Ich vermisse es richtig, wenn ich in Bosnien bin. Vor allem das Schwabenland. Ich liebe die Ruhe, die dieser Teil von Deutschland ausstrahlt. Das Schwabenland ist wie das Auenland aus Herr der Ringe. Milch und Honig fließt durch die Bäche, Mercedes, Porsche und Einfamilienhäusle.
Liking content from hiddenbrain.org.
There is so much to learn from this podcast episode, I listened to it during a run this morning.
On days when good things happen, as you’d expect, people tend to report increases in things like positive affect, life satisfaction or self-esteem, but individuals who score high in measures of purpose in life, on those days when good things happen, they tend to look emotionally even keel. It’s almost as if that good thing didn’t happen. I’ll just say, although that may be jarring at first, it’s like purpose almost blocks you from reaping the benefits of a good thing, over time, you would not want your emotional tone to be bouncing around based upon the experiences that are happening to you. Over the course of one’s lifespan, it might be beneficial to remain even keel or as close as possible to life’s experiences, and feel good irrespective of what’s happening around you.
Replying to a post on gregorlove.com:
Cool, thanks for the link and explanation. I did find something in the microformats2 spec regarding h-review, but there it just says for p-rating value from 1-5 indicating a rating for the item (5 best)
, which is a bit thin documentation-wise. 🙂
Microformats question regarding p-rating in h-review’s: Are non-integer values allowed/valid, e.g. <data class="p-rating" value="4.5" title="4.5 out of 5">…</data>?
Liking a YouTube video uploaded by .
Most conversations about performance are a total waste of time, […]
Reposting content from adrianroselli.com.
Creating an accessible dialog on the web is trickier than it should be.
Word!