data:text/html,<style>body{&:before{content: '-------------||||---||||||||||-||||||||--||----||--||----||--||----||--||----||-||||--||||----------'}background:rebeccapurple;color:white;font:12.125vmin/.8 monospace;width:10ch;word-break:break-all;margin:0 auto}

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Archglyph.css (2024)

In-cast art. 261 characters. CC0.

(drop the whole cast into your address bar to see it)

that's dope! you can mint the html on @zora!

i push buttons, create images, write words and say things, all on ⛓️ / ⚏ / interested in design, art, web3, and philosophy / ⚏ / $bonsai early supporter 🌳

I'm on the fence about minting as I don't want it to be considered my "genesis" work but more a fun doodle.

In any case this has some revisions to go through first before being mintable. I wanted to test the appetite here for maximally text/code art.

ex-/airswap. part time node runner, full time shitcaster, all time higher

Depends on how clients choose to render the content. Ideally in a sandboxed iframe if it's to be displayed!

In the context of Farcaster, this ran live on at least three clients because they didn't sanitize the <> tags. It could have been a huge exploit with Javascript injection but thankfully I notified them on time.

That's really cool. Minimal code art. Could even render as html a la inscriptions. Would there be risks of injection attacks here?

we're linking to the mints on zora for all the pieces, do you want us to link to your warpcast profile instead? :)