The 90s called, they want their internet back.
That's good, because I miss a few things from back then. Like "Site under construction" gifs!
Show HN: Embed a snow effect on your website
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#12The 90s called, they want their internet back.
Is that a bad thing? We can learn a lot from the 90's internet.
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#13Ahh, adding snow effects to your websites with JS, the reason Javascript was actually invented in the first place, along with showing current time alongside your cursor ;).
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#14Ahh, adding snow effects to your websites with JS, the reason Javascript was actually invented in the first place, along with showing current time alongside your cursor ;).
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#15The 90s called, they want their internet back.
That's good, because I miss a few things from back then. Like "Site under construction" gifs!
http://www.textfiles.com/underconstruction/ for all your construction needs!
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#16The 90s called, they want their internet back.
I'd say 1997/98.
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#19I asked GPT what the source code does, was pretty impressed with the response
>This code is a JavaScript program that creates a "snow" animation on a web page. When executed, the code generates a number of white, circular elements (which represent snowflakes) and animates them to move across the page, creating the illusion of snow falling. The snowflakes are given random positions, sizes, and animations to make the effect more realistic.
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#20Ahh, adding snow effects to your websites with JS, the reason Javascript was actually invented in the first place, along with showing current time alongside your cursor ;).
Haha, thanks for another idea, cursor showing current time is what we all miss on our websites today :)
PS. The JS is used just to generate and embed the code, snow effect is 100% CSS :)