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== A CSS Who Done It ==
This beauty already has multiple pages explaining all that is being done, so I will simply link them here, and leave you all some time to browse through. When I am at it, would like to pass some thanks to Fred who has been a very patient and kind teacher, holding my hand through ts.


[[ACHDI what has been done so far]]
[[A css who done it]]
[[A list of different doc types]]
== Python for Poetry ==
I was also missing for this day but the idea of making my lil computer write its own poetry proved way too exciting to pass over, my aim is to turn this into a fun fun fun web-page (not so aesthetically pleasing tho don't keep the hopes up) but for now my initial trial can be resting here...<syntaxhighlight lang="python3">
from random import choice
being = ['melancholy', 'love', 'lust', 'grief', 'mischief', 'familiarity', 'comfort', 'power', 'the mundane', 'courage', 'cowardice', 'time', 'translation', 'myself', 'the jokes', 'the crowd', 'in a map']
some_people = ['myself', 'the sea', 'elders', 'children', 'family', 'Jesus', 'God', '', 'all whom I loved', 'those who I forgot', 'memories', 'the howling wind', 'the person I had hoped to become', 'the person that used to be me', 'curiosity', 'disdain', 'library books and old receipts', 'a family recepie', 'serenity', 'stars laying dead, dull and motionless', 'grains of sand reminiscing the mountains', 'regrets of the holy spirit', 'the concrete jungle', 'the dance of drops of water']
verb = ['running from', 'loving', 'hoping for', 'dreaming of', 'ruminating', 'forgetting', 'remembering', 'recollecting', 'reconciling', 'trembling through', 'walking over', 'drowning in']
noun = ['my name', 'the past', 'lost lovers', 'long evenings and none existant mornings', 'the birth of the sun', 'echoes of regrets, mine or not', 'misremembered mistakes', 'chests filled with forgotten pasts and unlived futures', 'lonely longings', 'unsent letters', 'typewriters with missing buttons', 'the laugh of a stranger', 'a warm evening calling out you into existance', 'people I have yet to meet, love and leave', 'a little girls birthday gift', 'lips sworn shut, eyes that never stop speaking', 'an overcrowded party', 'Life in his arrogant smile, and Death in a beautiful gown', 'borders drawn by hand']
print('')
print('Lost in  ' + choice(being))
print('    surrounded by  ' + choice(some_people))
print(choice(verb) + ' ' + choice(noun))
print('')
</syntaxhighlight>And I will also post some of the poems that came out because why not:<blockquote>Lost in  cowardice
    surrounded by  regrets of the holy spirit
forgetting borders drawn by hand</blockquote><blockquote>Lost in  comfort
    surrounded by  God
trembling through lonely longings</blockquote><blockquote>Lost in  translation
    surrounded by  the dance of drops of water
forgetting a warm evening calling out you into existance</blockquote><blockquote>Lost in  the mundane
    surrounded by  regrets of the holy spirit
forgetting typewriters with missing buttons</blockquote>
== Declarative Companion ==
For the assignment [[SI26 Declarative companions]]
This project was based on designing a web-page based on one of our peers description of an object they hold near and dear. I designed the web page based on Charlie's description;<blockquote>A pointy green head, with two alert ears in shiny, green skin.
On it's narrow face, beady eyed, whiskers stand prickly and thin.
From nape to butt, across its back, woven flowers spin.
From there, alike to a tail, sprouts a knot in a grey string.


[[ACHDI what has been done so far]]
Its soft oval body may intrigue, but the real treasures lay within.
 
Open up its spine, and find inside every color you can imagine.</blockquote>I was a lucky student for I couldn't attend the first lecture on declarative companions and next week we immediately started by taking a look at everyones pages so far, which gave me a lot of inspiration and new cool things to learn. I will link the page I ended up with once I manage to upload it to cereal-box, but in the meantime lets take a few steps to hate on/appreciate point-event: none. (If you have multiple divs layered on top of one another and need one to start transforming with hover, point-event: none will come in handy.


=== Companion ===
Who would have guessed you learn something new everyday. [[File:Rightear.png|thumb]]
[[File:Rightear.png|thumb]]


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[[File:Tail.png|thumb]]
[[File:Tail.png|thumb]]

Latest revision as of 01:17, 11 March 2025

A CSS Who Done It

This beauty already has multiple pages explaining all that is being done, so I will simply link them here, and leave you all some time to browse through. When I am at it, would like to pass some thanks to Fred who has been a very patient and kind teacher, holding my hand through ts.

ACHDI what has been done so far

A css who done it

A list of different doc types

Python for Poetry

I was also missing for this day but the idea of making my lil computer write its own poetry proved way too exciting to pass over, my aim is to turn this into a fun fun fun web-page (not so aesthetically pleasing tho don't keep the hopes up) but for now my initial trial can be resting here...

from random import choice

being = ['melancholy', 'love', 'lust', 'grief', 'mischief', 'familiarity', 'comfort', 'power', 'the mundane', 'courage', 'cowardice', 'time', 'translation', 'myself', 'the jokes', 'the crowd', 'in a map']

some_people = ['myself', 'the sea', 'elders', 'children', 'family', 'Jesus', 'God', '', 'all whom I loved', 'those who I forgot', 'memories', 'the howling wind', 'the person I had hoped to become', 'the person that used to be me', 'curiosity', 'disdain', 'library books and old receipts', 'a family recepie', 'serenity', 'stars laying dead, dull and motionless', 'grains of sand reminiscing the mountains', 'regrets of the holy spirit', 'the concrete jungle', 'the dance of drops of water']

verb = ['running from', 'loving', 'hoping for', 'dreaming of', 'ruminating', 'forgetting', 'remembering', 'recollecting', 'reconciling', 'trembling through', 'walking over', 'drowning in']

noun = ['my name', 'the past', 'lost lovers', 'long evenings and none existant mornings', 'the birth of the sun', 'echoes of regrets, mine or not', 'misremembered mistakes', 'chests filled with forgotten pasts and unlived futures', 'lonely longings', 'unsent letters', 'typewriters with missing buttons', 'the laugh of a stranger', 'a warm evening calling out you into existance', 'people I have yet to meet, love and leave', 'a little girls birthday gift', 'lips sworn shut, eyes that never stop speaking', 'an overcrowded party', 'Life in his arrogant smile, and Death in a beautiful gown', 'borders drawn by hand']

print('')
print('Lost in  ' + choice(being))
print('    surrounded by  ' + choice(some_people))
print(choice(verb) + ' ' + choice(noun))
print('')

And I will also post some of the poems that came out because why not:

Lost in  cowardice

    surrounded by  regrets of the holy spirit

forgetting borders drawn by hand

Lost in  comfort

    surrounded by  God

trembling through lonely longings

Lost in  translation

    surrounded by  the dance of drops of water

forgetting a warm evening calling out you into existance

Lost in  the mundane

    surrounded by  regrets of the holy spirit

forgetting typewriters with missing buttons

Declarative Companion

For the assignment SI26 Declarative companions

This project was based on designing a web-page based on one of our peers description of an object they hold near and dear. I designed the web page based on Charlie's description;

A pointy green head, with two alert ears in shiny, green skin.

On it's narrow face, beady eyed, whiskers stand prickly and thin.

From nape to butt, across its back, woven flowers spin.

From there, alike to a tail, sprouts a knot in a grey string.

Its soft oval body may intrigue, but the real treasures lay within.

Open up its spine, and find inside every color you can imagine.

I was a lucky student for I couldn't attend the first lecture on declarative companions and next week we immediately started by taking a look at everyones pages so far, which gave me a lot of inspiration and new cool things to learn. I will link the page I ended up with once I manage to upload it to cereal-box, but in the meantime lets take a few steps to hate on/appreciate point-event: none. (If you have multiple divs layered on top of one another and need one to start transforming with hover, point-event: none will come in handy. Who would have guessed you learn something new everyday.

Rightear.png
Earleft.png
Tail.png