I got the image from the original thread where the vote took place here: github.com/CSS-Next/css...

It seems the HTML logo was created as a concept of how it might look like if HTML adopted the design language as well: github.com/CSS-Next/css...

Which is a shame, because I quite like it myself.

@ped.ro
(4/4)
So congratulations 🎉 you got me to install and use Raycast, and now that I have in on my MacBook out of laziness, at least for now, I'm going to keep using it 😅

@ped.ro
(3/4)
Verdict: Undecided, actually. Already have Alfred Powerpack + paid window management apps. The Translate feature is great but paid (fair tbh). Appreciate that I can disable paid features. Keeping it installed for now, but another $10 USD/mo sub is tough to justify.

@ped.ro
(2/4)
Positives:
* Elegant design
* Expansive and easy to use extension store
* I got a surprising amount of use out of the Translate extension (but it's behind a sub)

@ped.ro
(1/4)
So I gave Raycast a try for 2 weeks.

Negatives:
* Froze twice on M1 MacBook Pro (Alfred: zero freezes ever)
* Features that don't require a server like themes & unlimited clipboard locked behind sub
* Another $10 USD/mo (~¥1500, or about 3 Starbucks coffees)

What color theme are you using?

It's also a pretty clever way to handle the concept of verification. Because there's no doubt that @github.com is actually the official account of GitHub, or @wesbos.com the official account of Wes Bos.

Life pro tip of the year right here.

The cup is too big.

Alternatively it implies the existence of an L Cool J, M Cool J, and an S Cool J at minimum.

Oh my word the themes! I’m envious. The Netscape one on @localghost.dev is my favorite.

Done. But I’m not sure I follow: Where are these integrations enabled? On the @bsky.app ?

And happy birthday 🎉

Coolio. Are you based in Japan or traveling?

Can I start calling HTML a declarative programming language now?