hey haha I tried to post this a few weeks ago but my post didn't go through - i'm glad you guys are enjoying it!
edit: I'm new here! let me get some of that sweet sweet karma!
hey haha I tried to post this a few weeks ago but my post didn't go through - i'm glad you guys are enjoying it!
edit: I'm new here! let me get some of that sweet sweet karma!
(I'm one of the mods here) - I've re-upped your original Show HN and merged the comments hither.
I've also marked your account legit so it won't get misassessed by those nasty spam filters in the future!
Thanks dang for helping here, especiallyfor new comers! I always find you appear from nowhere when you are truly needed. Kudos!
thanks for that! I was a fresh account when I originally posted it so I completely understand. cheers!
Really polished! And it really captures that windows XP aesthetic, but also the spirit of that aesthetic.
If Windows XP had had some kind of super professional “create a portfolio” app that would output an executable binary that you could download it would’ve been lauded as amazing and beautiful if it looked like what you created.
This is great. It shows your skills, but also brings back the beauty of Windows XP, in a contemporary but historically accurate format.
In an alternate timeline where malware never existed and Apple had gone out of business in the 90s, all portfolios , presentations, and resumes would be packaged as .exe files as a de facto standard. It’s a great and flexible exchange format!
I often fantasize about this, late at night. That exe rule the world. You can have portable document formats inside exe (or nix binary) that contains its own reader. The glory days of self-extracting zip archives achieve the ultimate realization of their lofty ideals.
Add to this the ability to make it cross-platform executable[1] that has no dependencies to get the perfect file format.
[1]: https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan
haha wow, thank you so much :)
Cannot believe how well done this is! great work
For me, the start menu takes a couple of seconds to appear, and disappears again after a fraction of a second (Chrome 138 on Windows 10).
interesting, if you can be bothered - could you let me know if disabling the screen effect via the system tray toggle makes any difference? thanks for letting me know
That makes it work 30-50% of the time, after flickering closed briefly.
After reloading the page and leaving the CRT effect on, it worked once (the first time) then not.
Reloading the page and turning the CRT effect off immediately, it seems to work every time, but flickers.
thanks for testing - thats really strange, i've never experienced anything like that myself or had anyone else mention it. ill try and recreate it with the info you gave me - thanks mate
same on Firefox macos
This is really well done. Excellent work!
>> let me get some of that sweet sweet karma!
You are going to be a wealthy man very soon now from all that karma.
Im just looking to go from broke to stable dude haha, its been a long journey
I wonder why his karma is less than the points of the post. doesn't karma follow the total points of one's posts and comments?
Very enjoyable. Well done.
Beautiful work.