@caleb It's simply a thing I got used to doing from my earliest blogging days. I don't really post frequently enough for it to make a lot of sense to be honest, but it sure is adequate for frequent bloggers like @Edent: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/10/.

If your blog is #BuiltWith11ty and you use a classic `/yyyy/mm/dd/title` URL structure, I have a new blog post for you: #Eleventy (#11ty) year, year-month, and year-month-day indexes: https://blog.tomayac.com/2024/11/02/eleventy-11ty-year-year-month-and-year-month-day-indexes/. Who doesn't like hackable 🪓 URLs?

`/yyyy/mm/dd/title`
`/yyyy/mm/dd/`
`/yyyy/mm/`
`/yyyy/`

Thanks to @zachleat for @eleventy and the ecosystem like the image plugin around it!

@slightlyoff @benschwarz The brilliant `document.implementation.createHTMLDocument()` trick, 21:26 in https://youtu.be/LLRig4s1_yA. One of my favorite @jaffathecake shared wisdoms.

Know how sometimes the warning emoji ️ renders black and white, and sometimes as a proper colored emoji? In theory, you can control this with the variation selectors `U+FE0E` or `U+FE0F`, but in practice, it often doesn't work.

As of Chrome 131, you can now _actually_ control the behavior thanks to the new `font-variant-emoji` CSS property!

Here's a demo that shows the effect of `normal` (the current unpredictable default), `emoji`, and `text`: https://font-variant-emoji.glitch.me/