Why not hardlink - so it wouldn't even know?

Because Git can track symlinks and not hard links since they look like ordinary files.

The site is still live https://www.csszengarden.com, design selection here https://www.csszengarden.com/pages/alldesigns/ :).

Dave's old portfolio/blog is gone though: http://www.mezzoblue.com

The Bright Creative site is also AWOL.

Too bad neither is set up to redirect to the current https://daveshea.com/

Hope he's doing well. Guys like him, Doug Bowman, Jeffrey Zeldman... all a huge influence on teenaged-me hacking away on my little blog and thinking of going to SXSW someday.

EDIT: He's just left after being at Shopify for six years: https://lnkd.in/p/dcYBvQfq

Yes! Thank you. I linked to the site from my post as well. This is a great resource for anyone currently learning CSS.

This was the site shown to me to prove the separation of style and content. After that it was CSS-Tricks that I found myself frequently reading for answers to the things I was stuck on getting the layout to work.

A positive way to spin this is: we have a year to break in into any IT system. After that, it will be all either fixed or broken into, and all is fixed ever after. :)

Yeah.. and all that new LLM coded services are rock solid /s

But won't they be? If the public internet is overloaded with LLM agents, trying to break into systems, then all the non-secure systems will be found quickly, and taken off-line/fixed/etc. I.e, the hostile environment will force an outcome and a fix.