larzang

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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about @extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about @extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about @extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about @extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I started using Skeleton nearly 3 years ago and there are still bits of it lingering in my base shared scss files in one form or another. Thanks for your hard work.
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by larzang 12y ago
A lot of people haven't heard of them, but Clevo is a major laptop OEM that makes both rock-solid business platforms and gaming platforms. Sager, System76, FalconNW, and most other boutique laptop builders use rebadged/modified C
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by larzang 12y ago
You just described the new "picture" element. It's an element with one or more "source" child elements which each have a media query and a uri, as well as an img child element to use as a fallback for non-supportin
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by larzang 12y ago
Yep, I use both because each is well-suited to different things. For a small number of critical files and documents I absolutely want a remote copy of I have Dropbox (this is also where Dropbox's versioning comes in handy), while for a
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by larzang 12y ago
Clevo is a major Taiwanese OEM you may not have heard of but builds excellent business-class laptops. They don't sell direct to consumers, but any small system builder you buy from (FalconNW, System76, etc) is probably selling rebadge
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by larzang 12y ago
> They have not yet delivered a polished product that's enjoyable to use and makes lots of money. The small business I work for recently switched to Square Register via an iPad and the Square Stand for all POS and it's pretty b
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by larzang 12y ago
How could you tell the difference from the regular LinkedIn experience?
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by larzang 12y ago
When dealing with any new and unfamiliar system, the best way to troubleshoot unclear features or generic errors is usually to hit up Google for those who ran into the same thing. Making your product ungooglable is a great way to ensure de
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by larzang 12y ago
Because the ui of a website or program is not just an interface, it's also (and quite often primarily) presentation. Visual presentation is a justifiably complex field with a rich history that has taught us that how you present inform