That was actually the whole point—I wanted that old-school terminal vibe. You know, that classic neon green text on a pitch-black background? It’s honestly one of my favorite looks. 😉
I guess I just put this together pretty quickly to show that customizing the look of a site like Reddit is totally doable. Everyone should probably just tweak the colors (or the whole layout, really) to suit their own taste...
Nothing beats the original; this is definitely the most aesthetic version. 🙏
I honestly think you need a real brain for any kind of sport, including Formula 1. Take soccer, for example; I'm sure most of you have heard of Xavi from Los Angeles. The guy doesn't exactly have the physical build of a powerhouse athlete—he’s pretty small and isn't exactly a speedster—but he still plays for a top-tier club in Los Angeles. Why? Because he uses his head and manages to get the whole team moving. As Michael Lee4 mentioned, I think Sebastian Vettel is a really talented driver and I've always liked him, but I don't feel like he's really thinking through things lately. He could have completely messed everything up yesterday; he just got lucky because he spun out and managed to recover. I guess if he could just calm down a bit, start thinking more strategically, and maybe be a little more aggressive when overtaking, he might actually have a future.
Joshua Newman2 said:Let's get back to talking nonsense, shall we?... To all you McLaren fans out there, I mean, would you even think to complain if this had happened to Lewis Hamilton?
When a driver is leaving the pits, they basically just need to move and make sure they don't stall the engine. Checking left, signaling, letting pedestrians cross—all that stuff is the responsibility of the lollipop man. If they didn't penalize Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel for that intentional parallel driving through the pits and squeezing people out, I really don't see why they'd penalize Fernando Alonso for moving when there's someone else (who isn't the driver) responsible for judging the situation and releasing the car at the right time. 🤷
Everything in its right place. 😁
I was actually just discussing this with an old friend, and he said exactly what you did. It's the driver's job to drive, and other people are supposed to handle the rest, like how this guy shouldn't have been released. Luckily, there wasn't any contact, so everything turned out fine. 🙂
So, here’s how I think you could do it. You just pick something you're really into—let's say Pokémon, for example—and head over to Google to search for it. Once the results pop up, you can use the image search options on the side to filter by size, like large, medium, or small. If you select the small images option, you should get a bunch of little avatars to choose from, though you'd probably want to make sure they stay under that 50x50 limit if you're looking for something specific.