Just a heads-up: it's broken in Safari, because the app-*.js is served with Content-Encoding: zstd, which Safari doesn't support.
I'm guessing you mean Safari on iOS, because it works just fine on macOS.
Nothing to watch – Experimental gallery visualizing 50k film posters
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#22Once in depth mode I saw movie posters but it zoomed out until they where gone.
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#23Re: Nothing to watch – Experimental gallery visualizing 50k film posters
#24IDK, possibly the worst UX I've ever interacted with.
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm guessing you mean Safari on iOS, because it works just fine on macOS.
No, I'm on macOS — Sonoma though. Interestingly, MDN lists no support for any version: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/... — apparently the table is outdated.
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#26N.B. I visit HN multiple times per day. I've been a member of HN since 2010. My last comment was made in 2018. I logged in for the first time in years just to make this comment :-)
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#27Re: Nothing to watch – Experimental gallery visualizing 50k film posters
#28This is fricking awesome. It's the coolest thing I've seen on HN for a while. Love it! N.B. I visit HN multiple times per day. I've been a member of HN since 2010. My last comment was made in 2018. I logged in for the first time in years just to make this comment :-)
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#29An ocean of film posters is a cool visualization but doesn’t solve the problem well.
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#30I had a look, then heard the fan on my pc ramp up... 32.0 GB (27.8 GB usable) AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS w/ Radeon 780M Graphics 3.80 GHz
Very cool either way!