talmand

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by talmand 9y ago
Well, being part of the problem doesn't prevent one from complaining about the problem. But I see interesting stats in my network panel: HTML - 33.25K CSS - 65.89K (the bulk of which is Twitter, which looks to be the same stylesheet lo
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by talmand 9y ago
Anything one president changes can be changed back by the next president. I would follow the guidelines regardless.
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by talmand 9y ago
My advice to consumer-facing websites is that it's a means to avoid losing a potentially expensive lawsuit.
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by talmand 9y ago
I disagree, inline styles is never a "best practice" no matter what the reason or who does it. It happens from time-to-time due to necessity, but that doesn't make it best practice. In this case, React is simply doing it wron
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by talmand 9y ago
I apologize for not going down the list but there are numerous things that count towards being a quality product when it comes to firearms that have nothing to do with its safety. These qualities can even vary across the range of gun owners
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by talmand 9y ago
Maybe the confusion is based around the text above the link that seems to be describing what you would like to happen after you die?
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by talmand 9y ago
Indeed, emotion is part of decision making and is often the cause of the wrong decision to be made. It is not logical to allow a child to starve to death. Using an argument that a law is immoral is more about emotion than logic.
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by talmand 9y ago
Because such decisions are often based on emotion and not logic.
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by talmand 9y ago
I currently live in Texas and the amount of firepower that any one person owns is not readily apparent. Texas is not the wild west that many think is with everyone packing heat and daily shootouts at the corner. Open carry is now legal here
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by talmand 9y ago
I've seen many people lately try to claim that censor is solely a government-related word and censorship is only something that government officials are capable of. Every definition of the word I've seen does not say this. Makes o
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by talmand 9y ago
1. I require more of an explanation as to what you mean by decrease scope. I could interpret that in different ways. 2. Sure, I understand the discipline necessary to prevent that is difficult in a team setting. I would say that likely at r
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by talmand 9y ago
What was ReactJS doing a few years ago that was wrong then but correct now? Since I don't know what that is, did the spec change during that time? As far as I know right now, custom attributes goes against the html standard.
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by talmand 9y ago
>> On the other hand, it's horrific to me that my fate can be decided by people who have no formal education in law I think you're assuming quite a bit on the education, knowledge, and experience of the law on the part of th
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by talmand 9y ago
My argument about the attribute is not invalid because they are doing it the wrong way. Custom attributes for HTML should make use of the data attribute, as you point out. One could use data attributes in such a way, I have, but in the past
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by talmand 9y ago
Personally, I'm waiting on the indictments of the US citizens, including high-level federal employees/politicians that have done the much same thing for decades in other countries.
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by talmand 9y ago
Yes, there's nothing that SCSS outputs that cannot be done in CSS.
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by talmand 9y ago
The ability for good practices is already there, just too many people would rather complain about their bad practices to bother learning the good practices and blame the language.
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by talmand 9y ago
Because "my-block" is not a valid attribute for div. You are breaking one language in your attempt to fix your problem in another language.
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by talmand 9y ago
Bad bits? More like code correctly, use already existing CSS features to your advantage, and use common sense when naming things. Then the so-called "bad bits" tend not to happen.
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by talmand 9y ago
I agree since most of the complaints and critiques of the language that I've seen are from people who don't appear to know how to code it correctly. Especially the complaints along the lines of "this is how it works in langua
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by talmand 9y ago
One reason for the cascading is to reduce bloat. If the CSS is bloated because of cascading and/or needlessly complex then the CSS and/or design is wrong, not the cascading.
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by talmand 9y ago
I would wonder if the subsidies and tax breaks that have been given over to these companies by the government over the years would count towards the idea us having paid for it. There's always that scandal from decades ago that comes up
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by talmand 9y ago
There's a great deal of assumptions in that comment.
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by talmand 9y ago
It's likely people such as that don't even realize they are creating a paper trail. "Paper trail? There was no paper! How could there be a trail!?"
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by talmand 9y ago
While the comment is generally true, just hope that the college of your choice agrees with the notion. I would research the colleges in consideration to make sure they could fulfill such ideals.
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by talmand 9y ago
I see this as more of the condescending attitude of the type the comment was complaining about.
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by talmand 9y ago
Ah, you provided examples unlike the other comment I responded to. Thank you for that. But if priced low-to-high the senior skates on that site start at $64.99 and go up from there. Assuming that the lower cost skates are not worth it, you
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by talmand 9y ago
What defines a "decent pair" of skates and why do they cost $300? Wouldn't a nice pair off the shelf at less than $100 or around $50 suffice for a young kid just wanting to play hockey? I didn't consider the maintenance
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by talmand 9y ago
No, I'm just asking questions trying to understand how it is that hockey is apparently the most expensive sport for kids and only the highly privileged kids get to play. I don't understand all this negativity I'm getting by j
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by talmand 9y ago
So, sticks and skates as more equipment than football. Although, someone pointed out elsewhere that good skates can be expensive and requires maintenance. I didn't consider costs of keeping skates sharp. But I'm still curious as t

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