"I cannot stress how much happier weekends are when you're not looking for a job. I used to dread the weekends. No one was posting jobs, no one was responding to applications (usually), and it just made me anxious. Now - I'm enjoying the hell out of the weekend, and looking forward to Monday as my job continues to be fun as hell. Thing are good - and I'm doing my best not to be nervous/anxious about that. ;) Here's some links for your Sunday enjoyment."
"For us old-timers, Infocom is fondly remembered as one of the great companies of early computing gaming history. Their text-based games were surprisingly deep and thoughtful, and fun to own as they always had fun accessories in the box. (Remember physical games?) A few weeks ago, Microsoft announced the open source release of Zork 1, Zork 2, and Zork 3. You can peruse the code and even play the games if you want."
"Next up is an article on something I wanted to look at over a year or so ago, and I'm glad I didn't as the spec changed a bit. Ollie Williams had written up an article looking at the Sanitizer API as a method to safely inject dynamic HTML into the DOM: setHTML(), Trusted Types and the Sanitizer API. The setHTML method does multiple things, including filtering out inline event handlers and certain tags. Read his post for more information."
Weekends became far more enjoyable after stopping active job searching. The writer previously dreaded weekends due to stagnant job postings and unresponsive applications, which caused anxiety; now weekends are relaxing and Monday is eagerly anticipated because the current job is very enjoyable. Microsoft released the open source code for Zork 1, Zork 2, and Zork 3, preserving Infocom's text-based gaming legacy; A Mind Forever Voyaging is noted as a favorite deserving of adaptation. The Sanitizer API and setHTML method provide safer dynamic HTML injection by filtering inline event handlers and certain tags. The Size of Life site beautifully visualizes organism sizes, and a Cookin Soul/MF DOOM mashup offers a holiday mix, possibly NSFW.
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