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by extra88 5y ago
You can say “don’t paint this yet” if it’s not within the viewport. In addition to ‘contain’ there’s also ‘content-visibility’. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/content-vis...
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by extra88 5y ago
It’s definitely active, just today I was listening to Dave Rupert talking about a versatile element for tabs widgets (and other things) that’s really making good progress.
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by extra88 5y ago
Do people do that, start a company based on a wish for an advancement in materials science? I would think it would be more common, and wiser, to first have an innovation from a research lab then start a company to productize it.
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by extra88 5y ago
I used a Nano 5th gen, the last to have a clickwheel, until 2019. It was primarily for use at the gym but because I mostly listened to podcasts and didn't want to try to keep everything synced with Mac, Nano, and iPhone, it was the o
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by extra88 5y ago
Speaking of battles, I’ve liked trying CSS Battle’s challenges. Kevin Powell and some others have YouTube videos where they compete but it’s not really that competitive. Don’t worry about minimizing the number of characters, try to match th
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by extra88 5y ago
The estate tax does not apply to the first $11.7 million , the children will be fine. If you're wealthy enough for the estate tax to be relevant to you, you're wealthy enough to do estate planning that factors in the taxes due. T
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by extra88 5y ago
The really rich are not so because of the salaries they draw, if any. Salary transparency can help individuals by revealing their unfair pay relative to their peers. Correcting such injustices are not big money overall, they're not g
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by extra88 5y ago
What effort? It runs automatically every hour. They include that they buy a new drive on which backups are written and archive the old one. Presumably they buy drives that are big enough to have a full backup and a reasonable about of space
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by extra88 5y ago
Looks like Firefox also made it the default in January with version 85. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Privacy/State_P...
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by extra88 5y ago
It’s only one less model with Lightning, the new 10.2” iPad and the new iPhones still use Lightning.
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by extra88 5y ago
.mkv is a container format, not a video codec. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matroska
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by extra88 5y ago
"Soon" being May 3, 2023 at the moment. I've lost count how many times the requirement for Real ID to fly has been delayed. So far, searches haven't turned up authoritative information (on a current, relevant federal or
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by extra88 5y ago
I've seen second-hand references to that but only find references to prints being taken for occupational licenses on authoritative sites, like this one: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/vehicle-industry-services/
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by extra88 5y ago
That was only true for a relatively short period of time. https://www.kxan.com/news/texas-no-longer-collecting-all-10-...
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by extra88 5y ago
I'm having trouble finding any state where a standard drivers license currently requires being fingerprinted. Texas did it for a little while but stopped in 2015. Some specialty licenses require it, like a commercial license to carry h
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by extra88 5y ago
If you need a U.S. Visa, fingerprints are required. U.S. citizens and people from Visa Waiver countries don't need to be fingerprinted. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-inf...
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by extra88 5y ago
U.S. passports do not require getting fingerprinted. U.S. Visas require fingerprinting. I don't think fingerprinting kids is universal or even the norm. I haven't found anything that says it's required anywhere. I have fo
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by extra88 5y ago
I don’t think it’s significant, only ~21% of direct COVID deaths have been of people 18 to 65. Even if all the excess deaths not counted as COVID were of working age people (they’re not), the total would still be small compared to the milli
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by extra88 5y ago
At least they were thorough enough in their re-implementation of <button> to include activation by pressing either Enter/Return or Space bar.
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by extra88 5y ago
Maybe browsers should go back to using a gray background by default, but less gray than one Mosaic and the other used.
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by extra88 5y ago
The WebAIM contrast checker web page is one of many. It's nice because the colors have lightness sliders so one can quickly try alternatives then copy the hex values into your CSS. I like checking with Lea Verou's https:/&#x
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by extra88 5y ago
There's work CSS scoping going on as well. https://drafts.csswg.org/css-scoping-2/ Yet another thing Miriam Suzanne has been working on is a proposal for CSS Layers. I think it's a way of declaring what style
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by extra88 5y ago
You may need the .map() for styling based on status but const isLast = i === cards.length - 1 const className = "card" + isLast ? '' : 'card-margin' Seems funny to argue for JavaScript's simplicit
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by extra88 5y ago
I don't understand their complaint either. Some people have a hard time with absolute black on absolute white (and/or vice versa) so easing up a little can be helpful. It's a small difference, 19:52:1 vs. 21:1 contrast ratio.
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by extra88 5y ago
Just because you can do everything in JavaScript doesn't mean you should. The equivalent CSS is a lot shorter and more performant. > every prime number card You got me, CSS alone can't select only primes.
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by extra88 5y ago
> What if you have odd even, every third etc The solution is the same. `:nth-child(3n)` selects every third so you add the :not(:last-of-child) to the end to prevent it from being matched by the rule. .card:nth-child(3n):not(:last-
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by extra88 5y ago
> I think definitely avoid li + li. It wouldn't be immediately obvious at all for me if I saw that, what the intention is. Nothing unfamiliar is obvious. As with any language, get to know the capabilities of CSS better and it will f
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by extra88 5y ago
How do you solve the kind of problem the article is describing? How do you have a margin on the bottom of every <Card> except the last one? Is there a loop for cards with a conditional that doesn't add the margin? I think the dec
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by extra88 5y ago
Some tooling is for managing the complexity caused by complexity of the site/app. Some tooling is managing the complexity of managing component-centered design (particularly scoping); it's a very positive approach to design but it
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by extra88 5y ago
> decades of cruft that have accumulated in CSS Like what? I assume there's some CSS that doesn't have a use anymore but thinking about layout, we don't need floats for page layout but that was basically a hack, float is

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