Ascension Address: The Leftovers
The extinction left no life behind; all that remains are computers and possibly robotic “life”.
Repeal all Dynastic rules and change “Monolith” to “Flynn” and “Ape” to “Program”
The extinction left no life behind; all that remains are computers and possibly robotic “life”.
Repeal all Dynastic rules and change “Monolith” to “Flynn” and “Ape” to “Program”
Is it like that just for the blockquote tags or any small size?
I think just zooming in fixes that issue, from the default zoom level I had to zoom out 3 times to reach that level of lumpyness.
I’ll try setting vw on it and see if that works.
Anyone else have trouble with anything in the stylesheet?
Orbitron was looking lumpy at anything less than 120% on my (Firefox) browser, with the weird exception of 70%, which looked fine, if a bit small to read comfortably.
Your 1vw edit (which is a new one on me) is now locking it at the same largish, lumpy size no matter how much I change my browser zoom. It’s also causing the blog to render in a very tiny font on my mobile device.
Well I switched fonts to Aldrich, which seems blocky enough to fit the theme while having a better spacing between letters.
[Brendan] well you’re going to have trouble since the RSS feeds are broken. If you really hate the fonts that much, you can probably set up whatever adblocker you have to block external fonts specifically on blognomic; I know that in ublock origin, there’s a button specifically for blocking remote fonts. Alternatively you can make your browser not use external fonts, but that’s not on a per site basis.
[card] Is the RSS feed really broken for you? I’ve been subscribed for a long time and I’ve never had any trouble, though admittedly I only follow posts, not comments. I can see a PHP error at https://blognomic.com/blognomic/feed_rss1 but for whatever reason, The Old Reader has no issue parsing it.
well admittedly I haven’t used them in a while but I assumed you wanted to view comments as well. Also some of the other feeds are broken for whatever reason, like the ascension address feed.
Kevan: he/him
Orbitron is quite a font, but it’s looking a bit lumpy at a small font size, at least on my laptop screen (it’s fine on my phone):