Dude... delete that. That’s an important spoiler for a show that just came out a week ago. Yeah, he's in White Lotus S3. That’s all you needed to say.

It's also not "CSS only".

is it not? Because of the @keyframes rule?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@keyframes

I think they're saying because the technique requires adding a second copy of the content in HTML, it's not "CSS-only."

For the pedants, they could change the title to "No-JS infinite scrolling carousel animation."

It's everything! It's waterproof! -- No it isn't. -- It's water resistant! -- No it isn't. -- It's... water absorbent! Absorb water today with Simpson's Individual Flood Preventers!

The Great Lakes span across hundreds of miles, but the deepest point is less than a quarter mile, and most of it is much shallower than that. I.e., it's a super thin film over that big surface area.

This looks great. I can't wait to dive in. Thank you very much for sharing.

Formatting nitpick for the site: when viewed on mobile, the text width is set to screen width minus 1 margin, but the page is fixed at text width plus both margins, so the scrolling has a lot of sloppy side-to-side play and it's irritating to get the content lined up in the middle.

Order of magnitude usually refers to a 10x difference. Two orders of magnitude would be 100x difference.

(Sometimes the phrase is casually used to just mean "a lot", but here I think they mean 10x).

When I saw the title, I thought this was going to be a security issue... like that they figured out how to identify someone's location based on unique power fluctuations from sun/clouds somehow leaking into a detectable signal in someone's online communications.

This is a story about urban public transit, not inter-city rail. The size of the country or spread between cities is not really relevant.

(And the low density of post-war American city sprawl is a consequence of our car-based urban planning, not the cause of it.)

It would be interesting to relax the color requirements such that you could encode a program into what looks like image noise. Sort of like steganography, but instead of hidden data, it's a hidden executable program.