and contemplation, offering very little of substance in return. For example, almost all these critics assume that the good is self-evident and that the internet is displacing a wonderful tradition of knowledge, wisdom. So when I read critiques of the new culture we may be creating using all this internet stuff and mobile devices and Twitter and all the other things certain people like to make fun of, my ear is always listening for these unproven and unjustified assumptions. After all, in terms of how life works, our N = 1. I bet we will find weird life down there, I thought to myself, because these arguments that life can’t survive the lack of light and the intense pressure, they’re based on our very limited experiential base. And I thought the same thing about the chances of finding life in the deep, deep ocean. And I remember thinking, probably as a 10-year old, well who says that all life has to be carbon-based? Can’t we imagine a different kind of life? And people would say, no, that’s wrong, except now it isn’t so wrong to think that way. This causes the base to seem like it is shifting up.I remember when I was a kid people would always say that to find life elsewhere in the universe, we had to look for carbon, because life was carbon-based. Slow function: The words are created with animationend event listener, which makes the word div disappear after the animation ended.More research will definitely be needed to effectively Unsolved Problems type-word to achieve the slowing down effect. type-word (the words that user need to type) to the opposite direction at a slower pace from the. In CSS animation, you can animate the container to one direction at a faster pace and the element in the container to the other direction at a slower pace to make it seems like it slows down. The words have to return back to its original falling speed. I need to slow down newly created words, too, 2. However, for the slow function in the game, dynamic styling might not be helpful because: 1. I thought I can just modify the animation-duration to create the speeding up effect for the falling word, but the animation resets and the word fall from the top of the screen instead of continuing from where it was. Popup and overlay are controlled in JavaScript using openPopup(), closePopup(), openOverlay(), and removeOverlay()ĭynamic styling is used to store additional keyframes, which can be used to alter the animation.
speed up falling speed) are defined using dynamic styling Animations are done mostly on CSS, while some other animations (e.g.Displays on the sidebars are controlled in JavaScript.div elements for the word are created using this function, and 40% of the time, word that carries the special abilities are created.
This will be used later on to randomize the word that the user need to type. It takes level input, which filters the commonWords array based on the minimum and maximum length per word (defined in minMaxLength variable). Creation of words are handled in JavaScript using the function createWordDiv(level).You can only stack 7 abilities at any time, so choose wisely. To use these special abilities, you can type "FIRE", "ICE", "HEAL", and "SLOW" and press Enter or Space. purple-colored words give you SLOW, which slows down the falling speed of the words.green-colored words give you HEAL, which reset all your lives.blue-colored words give you ICE, which freezes the words for 6 seconds.red-colored words give you FIRE, which clears all the words on the screen once you activate it.
There are words with different colors, and clearing these words will give you special ability: You can advance to the next level when you have filled the bar required in that level. Once all switches are turned off, the game is over. You have 10 lives, in a form of on switches, in each level, and it will be reset when you advance to the next level. There are words coming down from the top of your screen, and you have to clear them by typing the word and press Enter or Space before it reaches the base. This game is adapted from the popular Facebook game called Typing Maniac.
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