Who's gonna write an algorithm to turn every single flower into a [plant of choice]?
Oh, I didn't realize you could click to cycle. Thought you had to move to an adjacent tile and back to cycle
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#32Little toys like this are the spirit of the web. I'd never go through the rigamarole of downloading and deleting an app to fiddle with this for two minutes, but I sure as heck will click a link.
Then you would love https://theuselessweb.com/
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#34Little toys like this are the spirit of the web. I'd never go through the rigamarole of downloading and deleting an app to fiddle with this for two minutes, but I sure as heck will click a link.
I agree. This is the kind of thing I'd love to see more of on the web.
Here you are, for random awesomeness: https://sharkle.com
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#35What is your plan for monetization? Places an ad in every fourth emoji slot?
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#36So you'd love this one, silly and pointless, with a strong skew towards little WebGL art toys: https://sharkle.com
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#37So cute & charming!
Please include user-select: none css so clicks with drags don't cause selection
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#38I wish it did something when you got 100% completion :D
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree. This is the kind of thing I'd love to see more of on the web.
Here you are, for random awesomeness: https://sharkle.com
I need a browser extension that redirects any twitter URL to a random page from this site. What a nicer way to procrastinate than doomscrolling.
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#40What is your plan for monetization? Places an ad in every fourth emoji slot?
Sponsored tones.