A couple ago, I saw @amdev83 post about social distancing in the form of CSS. He also mentioned desiring it on a t-shirt.
I want this on a fucking t-shirt. Now. Although we're gonna have to clean that up again:
.people {
margin: 6ft !important;
}
Commit message: Had to get rid of that space between ! and important. twitter.com/ch1nux/status/…16:16 PM - 27 Mar 2020Jhony, el 🥑 que programa 💻 @ch1nuxLemme fix a little bit more: .people { margin: 6ft ! important; } You read it from an avocado 🥑 https://t.co/Rq7VrjnT8Y
I decided I might be able to make that happen. I threw the code into my editor to get the right colored syntax and set off to make the CSS shirt. I set up the shirt and left the price with no profit to me. Then someone asked where the proceeds were going. I upped the price and decided to give the proceeds to @Help_Hospitals.
Shaun Sullivan@liquidsullivan@vicki_langer That's pretty clever :) Where are the proceeds being donated? Great idea!22:20 PM - 28 Mar 2020
I increased the prices some and added Javascript, Ruby, and Python versions. So far, we've raised a little over $10 to give to @Help_Hospitals.
Vicki Langer@vicki_langerMade in collab w/ @Help_Hospitals to help raise $$ for much needed PPE
All proceeds go to @Help_Hospitals
redbubble.com/shop/ap/463323…23:19 PM - 31 Mar 2020
The designs are available on all sorts of shirts in tons of different colors.
Once I made all of those shirts, I decided to mimic the language-agnostic SauceLabs test.AllTheThings()
shirts and created distance.AllThePeople()
shirts. These distance.AllThePeopple() ones are definitely my favorites.
I got my shirt last Friday and wore it yesterday!
Anyway, you can find all of the designs at this shop link.
Note: I'm not sure this post is allowed, I'm happy to take it down if it isn't.
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These are awesome!