@electrical-420
congratulations, you ported the "linux users compiling a web browser" meme to windows
@AvanaVana
<hr> = horizontal rule
@smashkiller64
So basically you made Internet 1.0 web browser just slightly more refined. (FREAKING BEAUTIFUL!)
@idontknowwhatimdoingwhatistobe
That windows development sequence really is peak.
@theunrealtarik
ah yes two confused men doing confusing stuff confusing even more confused people
@Itsneil17
bro is on a mission to remake everything
@Kai41k
Next FaceDev: This is Bussin OS. This is My Operation System for everyone my community 😄
@louis1w2
<hr> stands for "horizontal rule" because old people call lines "Rules" and HTML is old
@quoenix9340
Finna play GTA6 on Bussindows 10
@misnad
"Every website is written in HTML, CSS, and Ja.. Lua" I went from 🧐 to 🥳🥳🥳🥳
@skmgeek
Missed opportunity to include support for Bussin X lmao
@Thiagola92
2:14 "horizontal rule" but most of time I just remember the "horizontal" part :B
@JustDoom
hey, thats me. 11:35 And yes I have both 12 wheels of cheese and 12 playstations :)
@ok_schlatter
ID tags are actually very useful if you want to link to a specific part of a webpage and not just the top of the page
@lboston4660
<hr> stands for "horizontar rine" (or "horizontal line" without the anime accent)
@ClayMurray8
netscape isn't short for net escape. Scape in this sense means "A specific type of space" Like RuneScape. So it's net land or net space.
@SimGunther
Xanadu sure was a way of rethinking how the web was supposed to be: An interconnected web of information allowing users to organize their own connections locally, no 3rd party intervention/algos.
@ambuj.k
Now I understand how Javascript was made in 10 days.
@FengLengshun
>GTK can run in Windows >me: I know it can, but really? I've heard people talking about it not being good for multi-platform, nvm that GTK these days are pretty much built for GNOME only... >Gets to the Windows fixing sequence >me: Ah...
@FaceDevStuff