I read
XKCD on Monday morning. Of course I did, I always do; it's a daily habit. And I saw the title, and I saw the hover-over text, and I thought, hm, that's mildly curious, but I didn't look further.
Apparently I was missing out. The hover-text read:Umwelt is the idea that because their senses pick up on different things, different animals in
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Meta-wise, it reminds me a little of an mid-90s videogame rt_hon_rackman told me about once. The bad guy taunts, "haha, you can't defeat me, I can read your mind!" And sure enough, every swing is dodged, every bullet misses. To overcome this, you physically walk up to your game console, unplug the controller, and plug it into the alternate port. I have no idea if this was telegraphed sufficiently well in-game, but it's the same sort of out-of-the-box; who thinks about browser width driving content, not form?
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OK, I just checked from work, and I got one that... well, that clearly showed that I was reading from a Huge Corporate Empire.
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Using Chrome, I got the earthquake - Ohio - tornados one, but there's nice detail in the art that changes depending on browser width.
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