97 karma · joined January 24, 2012
I had been exposed to many of these physics concepts in school. Some of the topics never really clicked for me. Revisiting these physics topics with demonstrations brought clarity to several foundational concepts. Lots of moments of realization getting to view demonstrations of concepts like Force, Mass, Acceleration, and more. Newton and Bernoulli. While included, the series is not too heavy on the math. Enchanting series to watch through.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjzW1w9hKBnz2i90rRoZD...
Publicly accusing Henry of not actually working on the project seems short sighted. Only looking at a one year slice of contribution rather than the lifetime of the project masks the full picture of Henry's contributions. Also in Henry's defense, the past year has been a terribly difficult one for most all of us to get through this pandemic.
Not a good look for you Sebastian. Feels like you are looking for a place to point blame and unfortunately decided to direct that blame in Henry's direction. Henry Zhu is a great developer and contributor. Really deserves better than this.
From the network inspector, click the one that says "web sockets"
Then select the entry from the list, looks something like ".ws?v=5&ns=pixelpals-server"
Then select frames from the 3 options "Headers Frames Cookies"
Should see the json data
Good job!
Step 1) open a text editor.
Step 2) paste in the following code.
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<title>my first website</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>hello world</p>
</body>
</html>Step 3) save the file as index.html
Step 4) open the file in your internet browser.
Button.cooldown = function (btn) { var cd = btn.data("cooldown"); if(cd > 0) { $('div.cooldown', btn).stop(true, true).width("100%").animate({width: '0%'}, cd * 10, 'linear', function() { var b = $(this).closest('.button'); b.data('onCooldown', false); if(!b.data('disabled')) { b.removeClass('disabled'); } }); btn.addClass('disabled'); btn.data('onCooldown', true); } }