I've created a webpage of basic SVG shapes and written some introductory tutorials (task 3) on the WHS xo wiki SVG page.
On the webpage, Chrome displays the stroke-array feature, which produces a dashed line, and a second conventional line, whereas Firefox does not. See my previous post for a brief discussion about SVG support
Wednesday: Hili dialogue
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Welcome to a Hump Day (“Il giorno della gobba” in Italian): Wednesday,
February 4, 2026, and National Homemade Soup Day. Remember this place? It’s
also Lib...
Oxfam report on growing inequality in Sweden
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from Lars Syll The 2026 Oxfam report, Our Unequal Sweden, issues a damning
indictment of the nation’s economic trajectory, systematically dismantling
the e...
Owning Your Work in a World That Rents Your Life
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*This is the quiet truth of institutional work: improvement doesn't buy
freedom. It buys responsibility without ownership.*
*This guest essay by longtime ...
On Heritrix Crawler and Internet Archiving
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After being informed about the intention of the Royal Library to archive my
website, I wondered how some of the aspects my site has may affect what is
bein...
Slag Field Ecology
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Here’s a tale of how nature triumphs in the end. Steel mills dumped molten
slag in parts of Chicago and nearby areas. The slag hardened in layers up
to 5 m...
Mankind versus YHWH-Elohim
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Your Honor, this Complaint seeks declaratory and equitable relief on the
ground that the Edenic Covenant was structurally defective ab
initio—lacking infor...
The End of Dollar Discipline
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Professor Michael Hudson explains why US global power is no longer grounded
in industrial strength but in coercion through oil control, sanctions, debt
a...
The time I didn’t meet Jeffrey Epstein
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Last night, I was taken aback to discover that my name appears in the
Epstein Files, in 26 different documents. This is despite the fact that I
met Jeffrey...
Direct Current Data Centers
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Casey Handmer, Matt Weickert Originally posted at the Terraform Blog. This
post explains our current views on how humanity will achieve Kardashev
Level 1 s...
Michael Ovitz: The Business of Relationships
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Michael Ovitz co-founded CAA and helped reshape Hollywood, then took the
same playbook into tech investing and advising founders. Public Release:
Februar...
How to explain Generative AI in the classroom
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Generative AI is fast becoming an everyday tool across almost every field
and industry. Teaching children about it should include an understanding of
how i...
Thoughts on Claude’s Constitution
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[I work on the alignment team at OpenAI. However, these are my personal
thoughts, and do not reflect those of OpenAI. Crossposted on LessWrong] I
have read...
Some quick thoughts on Venezuela from a comrade
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Some quick thoughts on Venezuela from a comrade: 1. Reuters confirms
agreement to divert Venezuela oil to US will not affect China much even
short term. On...
Update on Australian NetZero efforts
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by Chris Morris People have queried what is happening in Australia with
their push for a decarbonised all renewables/ Net Zero grid since the last
update...
Predictions Scorecard, 2026 January 01
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Nothing is ever as good as it first seems and nothing is ever as bad as it
first seems. — A best memory paraphrase of advice given to me by Vice
Admiral Jo...
A good summation of the VPRI STEPS project
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I learned about STEPS from the ViewPoints Research Institute (VPRI) in
about 2008. It’s goal was to create a usable office system, from the ground
up (incl...
Harvey at 90: A Verso Series
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From the Verso website: This month, in honour of David Harvey‘s ninetieth
birthday, we’re publishing a series of short essays on David’s unparalleled
contr...
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