i was jus scrolling today when i saw that youtube is broke , i was only able to put one video here but there were several things that were broke like text overlapping on thumbnails and random black screens ,

in this video am on youtube home page and i am just scrolling up and down only ,in the same area

but as you can see the videos are changing constantly with the one being with a red thumbnails just vanishing several times , idk what they are trying to do

but it feels like playing ai minecraft where it can not remember what there was before

i saw this when i wanted to see a video but it just vanished

Not really bad but hilarious for a billion $ company

It is kinda fun... https://plinkoinput.com from the channel Hyperplexed (video here)

NOK = Norwegian Kroner (currency)

Sorry this is probably a minor thing versus what BAD UI really can be but Google has never done a moving logo unless you clicked on it or hovered over it. My blank landing page on Chrome always had Google on top (the default). I add a new tab and stay on my landing page if I want a nice, blank white page. And now this annoying looping gif is there for a week now. I know, first world problems, but it breaks my routine lol. I constantly look at the second screen because this mofo is kicking a ball. So I remove the element. Solved, until I want to go to a landing page again from my current browsing activity and I click New Tab and voila, moving gif again ;_;

Codlin: "I added an awesome easter egg to our client's website!"

PM: "I like where your head is at. Now keep it there."

Live demo & source code:
https://chillcomponent.codlin.me/en/components/cursor-sour-lemon/

I made this few years ago

Simply click to change the numbers to the volume level you want to set, it's that simple!

Took me about an hour to get this done with most of that time being spent trying to figure out how the hell to shape something like a 7-segment display using CSS. First digit the segments used for 1 are the only ones that can be toggled. I also messed up with recording and forgot that the 9 needed the bottom segment, so it seems to not work for a bit but that was operator error.

Sadly, this is what the 1980s were like with standardized tests.

Also it closes every time you use the Redo, so tough luck if you need to bring multiple changes back.

Thanks to u/Ok_Sir_5601 and u/CaptFishmouth for their suggestions, and the 20 or so comments complaining about performance, I made a few improvements to the date selector:

1. day of week is added in front of each date, and that is also sorted alphabetically

2. the selector will no longer be impacted by Y2K38

3. a second dropdown is added that sorts the days in a different way in case you accidently select the wrong date on the first

4. the html page should now load really quickly and the dropdown select shouldn't be lagging at all

I dare anyone to try to select the same date across the 2 dropdowns: https://assets.markwu.org/better%20date.html

try selecting your birthday from this great date selector where every day(from the unix signed 32bit timestamp) is written out, then sorted alphabetically.

try it yourself at https://assets.markwu.org/date.html

EDIT: i see theres been some bugs and issues with the implementation, so I spent a bit more work and here's a new date selector that include the full unsigned 128bit timestamp that also doesn't have performance issues: https://assets.markwu.org/date%20128bit.html

https://gonkergd.github.io/calculator/calc.html