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I'd love to use this tool with my high school CS class, but the "suggestive" numbers would, unfortunately, prevent me. Great concept and well implemented! -specifically, some of the first few numbers are 69 and 80085
You can edit the url to use any number. :)
After dismissing the final pop-up it will go on to proclaim: > Yes! > 80085 is 00000000000000000 in binary!
If you're into binary math games, also see Flippy Bit And The Attack Of The Hexadecimals From Base 16 (note: site has sound). https://flippybitandtheattackofthehexadecimalsfrombase16.com...
I also play this one which I think was posted on HN a while ago: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=go.lang.bintri...
Anyone who says flexbox “solved” centering hasn’t been paying attention.
It blows my mind that this is the “best” (or at least most ubiquitous) layout engine in existence.
Edit: to be more constructive, can anyone offer the OP a concise, CSS-only, diff that would fix the mobile issue without changing the DOM structure or layout on larger screens? It might be possible with a min-width: fit-content, but I have no development setup available at the moment.
What a clever domain name :)
At first glance, I was kinda lost when I saw only 7bit in use. My 8bit OCD kicked it. I still have kind of mixed feelings about a website that does not use bit lengths that are powers of 2.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
You can edit the url to use any number. :)
a specific example: https://looo.lol/?x=666
I also can’t help but mention that I already know the answer to this example from one of my favorite jokes in Futurama: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_4TPlwwHM8Q