lol, it's always the way. My codepen is full of not quite finished experiments

Ah dang, I had a feeling my func was a little naive but was like "eh, probably fine?"

It's possible to scroll past 23:59.

See screenshot:

When going past 23:59, the timer shows 00:00 but the scrollbar's handle is still past half way. It's possible to scroll past 23:39 to 00:59 on the right side of the scrollbar. Going past the second 00:59 resets the scrollbar back to the first 00:00 all the way on the far left.

Not as bad as this

To be fair, 90% of the point of this sub is something quick and dirty

Good point on the SCSS, I turned it on initially thinking the CSS would be more complicated then forgotten to turn it off once found it wasn't

Ooh yeah I'll do that scroll CSS change

All the way to the right? It should have a js that when drag to 23:59 it scrollTo({left: 0}), which I've defined as 00:00, that not working for you?

Cool prototype

I'd fix the vertical scrollbar by changing SCSS' line 19 to: overflow-x: scroll; (also, you may as well just switch the editor to CSS instead of SCSS to make it load faster)

I'm a little confused why I can't drag all the way to the right, and also why it seems that the scroller does 25 hours and not 24.

I'm not wearing my glasses and misread the title of this post. I'm having a lot of little coincidences today, this Oglaf I was reading a few minutes ago is oddly relevent.

The buy-me-a-coffee tip jar for the dev at the end is too reasonably placed.

Lol, I saved 35.54 on 10 rounds

the "the skip tip button worked really hard. Leave him a tip" got me

Yes, I would agree. Don't get me wrong, bsky is kind of not my thing in general lol

Hey, this doesn't fit this comm. It's meant to be for people intentionally making bad uis for shits and giggles, not for complaints about dark patterns actually out there.

Yeah I still remember the time in 2017 where search was not as locked down (on github) as it is today. I kind of miss it.

Search is pretty expensive in terms of CPU and RAM usage, so it's a common target in DDoS attacks and I'm not too surprised that they lock it down. Github also requires you to log in to use their code search.

Would you agree that it is bad UI, or do you just expect social media platforms to be this way nowadays for users who are not logged in (to mitigate spamming of the search functionality I guess)?

This has been this way forever iirc. My only reason for making a bsky is to be able to search for users who are too ignorant to make a mastodon account or don't realize bridgeyfed is a thing.

Thank you!