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CSS can do most of those n columns liquid layout or other complex design that people decide to use tables for. It's not a question of being able to do it or not in CSS, it's a question of how easy or hard it is to do it. And Compass makes i
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I love the compact output style (Sass::Plugin.options[:style] = :compact) to tell Sass to outpus one-line CSS files.
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Why wouldn't you use Compass? I think that the point of using Compass is that it makes most of the situations where you would use tables easy to do.
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18y ago
I know the title was tongue in cheek to attract the yc crowd. One thing though is that once you use compass with the blueprint framework implemented in sass it allows you to easily generate css in situations where you would have used a tabl
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That's what I do except that I don't disable the account (except in the case of blatant spam) but just forbid the user to upload more than one photo until his email has been confirmed...
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Don't use css or table layout, use Sass and Compass instead
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I browse exactly in the same way as you do and have the same problem...
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For languages that have a phonetic alphabet (like georgian, armenian, russian, japanese hiragana and katakana, korean), I found the easiest way is to spend one hour a day practicing for 1 or 2 months and then never ever use an alternative t
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18y ago
I don't know for amazon card, but I sold japanese itunes card to people who wanted to have access to japanese music on itunes. I guess that for foreigners who want to buy a kindle it could be interesting to get a us amazon gift card. (not t
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As an aside millenium actress was really a great movie I thought... But of course not a hacker movie at all
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Like a lot of people here said, I think it's important for you to learn html/css. At least enough to be able to do simple websites (or modify designs that you outsourced to integrate them in your website.) For css try to use and understand
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" a popular movement of violent fanatics with just a little discrete encouragement from the right people inside the government -- a speech here, a blind eye towards a beating there, a conveniently unlocked weapons locker yonder -- now that
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I have read more than half of all programming books I read on my computer. I find that with a laptop and a good lcd screen, it's not much of a problem... (and I move too much to bother with hardcopies)
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rack, merb and rails...
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Or you can use compass with sass and get to use blueprint together with semantic names for classes...
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18y ago
I'd love to have a page only listing the Ask HN submissions...
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I really enjoy using sass with compass... it makes css much more bearable...
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From reading gilles' take on hacker news and the fact that he thinks that one of the problem is that people who waste more time vote more (because they are wasting their time reading everything on here), I wonder if limiting the number of v
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I used to spend my winter holidays in northern germany near bremen as a kid and I loved skating on the river... It's a completely different feeling from skating in a ice skating rink...
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INSA of Rennes in France (National Institute of Applied Science), graduated 2005 + Rochester Institute of Technology for 6 month as an exchange student The courses between both were pretty different and kind of complementary...
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I don't completely agree with you, from the current discussion on this thread, I found Maktab comment interesting.. There were also interesting link to the wired article on the point of view of the UN, a link to the use of White phosphore d
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18y ago
Thanks for the tip on ping tunnel, I hadn't heard of it.... Going to have fun checking it out
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One feature I would love news.yc is a page to list only the Ask HN submissions... I like reading articles and seeing the reactions to articles but the Ask HN submission usually end up having higher quality content on average IMHO.
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Oh, I didn't know there was such a thing... yeah in this case it could be a useful service....
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After reading this, I tried to become member to their website and they force me to chose a state even if I least my country as france and ask me for a phone number to be formatted according to the way americans format their phone numbers. I
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I would love that, but I doubt websites would support it :-)
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I have been in the same situation a few months ago and after much thinking and hand wringing, I decided to create the website but focus on markets in other languages. Since then, from developing my idea for the japanese market I got a compl
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I used it to visit the south of japan and it was a really nice experience... I kind of like the more voluntary less commercial atmosphere of the community at couch surfing.
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I have the same reaction whenever I read about pyschological experiments like the milgram's experiment. I think that I would have stopped administering schocks long before the end, but given the statistics of people who didn't I'm probably
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Well you have japanese or french companies where they make your work a nightmare until you quit (supposing you're a seishain or have a cdi). The possibilities are endless, you can give them very uninterresting and boring work to do or give
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