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by ahoy 10y ago
They work well together. Grid doesn't replace flexbox.
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by ahoy 10y ago
I'd guess a year or so before it's safe. A lot of smartphones (android browser, looking at you) are based on a build of chromium that's a few versions old. Edge support isn't here yet, but it's being worked on. IE11
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by ahoy 10y ago
Not really. Flexbox is good for laying elements out along a single axis, either horizontally or vertically. Grid is good for doing true 2-dimensional layout. You'll probably end up using both of them - grid for larger layouts and flexb
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by ahoy 10y ago
Union acts in it's member's interests: "Terrible, we shouldn't allow this". Corporation acts in it's own interests: "Well you can't blame them for that".
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by ahoy 10y ago
I imagine you're right. There's so much hissing and booing and the mention of bootstrap that a lot of otherwise good developers never touch it. Despite the fact that, you know, bootstrap is just fine.
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by ahoy 10y ago
Welcome to libertarianism.
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by ahoy 10y ago
I had a similar experience in the rural south in the 90s, for what it's worth. I was largely given free reign to tromp around the (expansive) woods, had a bb gun that I liked to tote around, and at one point had a motorcycle - a ratty
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by ahoy 10y ago
/r/askhistorians is always a delightful read
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by ahoy 10y ago
I can't imagine how any informed person would assume that GG is a fan of Trump. (which is what you're implying, of course)
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by ahoy 10y ago
Is the restaurant industry in need of saving, from a restaurant owner's or diner's perspective? I'm fully on the "tipping is terrible for everyone involved" side, but I wonder if the framing here is based on anythin
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by ahoy 10y ago
The general thinking is * use CSS Grid for layout in 2 dimensions. Page level layout essentially * use Flexbox for layout in 1 dimension. "module" level layout. These are not hard and fast rules, like much in CSS.
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by ahoy 10y ago
I literally can't switch. I live in one of the biggest cities in the world, and the ISP's here have carved it up into neighborhood level monopolies. I have one option.
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by ahoy 10y ago
Natural Resource Economics is a whole field largely devoted to determining the market value of natural resources (trees, rivers, clean air, all sorts of stuff). It's messy work and difficult for reasons that others have pointed out. Bu
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by ahoy 10y ago
I think it'd be irresponsible to do anything else. The president wants to keep a database full of muslims, but calling him names is the problem? He's appointed actual white nationalist Steve Bannon his chief of staff, but saying s
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by ahoy 10y ago
Firstly, we don't have open borders. Secondly, why not? Lots of other social programs work with the present "border situation". No illegal immigrants are drawing social security or medicaid.
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by ahoy 10y ago
The working poor voted for Hillary. Trump's support comes from households making $50,00 or greater.
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by ahoy 10y ago
More likely than that is that he be arrested and prosecuted for some other crime, real or invented.
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by ahoy 10y ago
That's not how a lot of AirBnB operations work though. Many of them are effectively hotels.
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by ahoy 10y ago
I don't think the parent poster would disagree with you. What they're saying is that the decreased quality of life for service industry workers hasn't lead to a negative effect on the economy. I'm with you that it's
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by ahoy 10y ago
Google gives preferential placement to AMP pages over non-AMP pages in mobile searches.
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by ahoy 10y ago
I grew up (white) in rural NC, and it's happened to a family member of mine. If we were black, he'd be in prison. Since we're white, he got off with just probation. Rich have it better than the poor, regardless of race. And w
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by ahoy 10y ago
This was seriously jarring to me. I use disqus so having low quality, taboola-looking ads just appear on my site one day was very upsetting. I thought something had gone seriously wrong. Turns out Disqus just wanted to advertise without as
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by ahoy 10y ago
The same thing that, presumably, stops government from doing those things now - voters. That's not to say that system of checks works. Places like Florida have enacted mandatory drug testing for welfare recipients, so there's obvi
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by ahoy 10y ago
4 or 5 years ago, JC Penny (a retail clothing chain in the US) tried a pricing experiment. Round numbers ($20 instead of $19.99) and no bullshit sales. Things were priced as marked. It was wonderful and made the experience of shopping for c
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by ahoy 10y ago
"The worst possible implementation of this idea is going poorly, therefore it shouldn't be done in any capacity anywhere." That's kind of like giving up on grilling because you burned your hamburgers once.
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by ahoy 10y ago
That doesn't seem to be the issue that this article raises. >a closer look at how UBI is expected to work reveals that it is intended to provide political cover for the elimination of social programs and the privatization of social
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by ahoy 10y ago
An odd assertion - "having more money makes you poorer".
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by ahoy 10y ago
You (presumably) couldn't send chat messages directly to another player's script console, which is how this works.
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by ahoy 10y ago
And until modern medicine came about, leeches were the most successful medical strategy.
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by ahoy 10y ago
It's frankly stunning that Nintendo never attempted this in the mid 2000's when MMO's were the hot thing. I've seen the idea floated so often of the past decade.

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