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Somewhere between Jupiter and Saturn, I had to resort to $(".essay").each(function(i){console.log($(this).text())}); to read the fun little text snippets.
by mrmaddog 13y ago
Somewhere between Jupiter and Saturn, I had to resort to
$(".essay").each(function(i){console.log($(this).text())});
to read the fun little text snippets. I like how it got fairly philosophical—everything eventually turns to philosophy if you are stranded out in space. Thanks for putting this together; it was a nice take on the perspective of our universe.
- Yhippa 13y agoThanks for that line of code. I liked the writing too. It would be nice if there was a compressed mode where you could see the statements and planets without scrolling through space but that would defeat the purpose of showing you the scale of the solar system.
- scott_karana 13y agoI think the author almost needs to include a similar function for end users. There's so much emptiness, it's only natural to eventually crave all the content. (Fits the writing too) Once you scroll for a sufficient period, maybe a little button with the spoilers? :)
- sparkzilla 13y agoOr you could just, y'know, view source.
- neolefty 13y agoSelect all --> copy --> paste into editor works too.
- nacs 13y agoAnd here's the output of that command for those interested: http://pastie.org/pastes/8863556/text http://pastie.org/pastes/8863556/text
- TophWells 13y agoAnd by interested, you mean lazy. Thanks!