oh no

firkløver, a brand of milk chocolate that contains hazelnut

good oak

Deleted the jstpst app from my phone so I could concentrate on pooping

sometimes, when i'm out of salsa, i'm tempted to try dipping tortilla chips in mayo

i'm emma

It's alright to be relieved when you can stop learning French, yes.

what do you mean. it is impossible for things to get worse, as people just voted for things to get better.

i voted for hillary clinton. i believe this will be her year!

"just post" is the second most powerful

finally, scientists have answered the question, "what if sonos speakers looked like framed plywood"

i think i have some pitas in the freezer

thought this was a really bad photoshop, then i remembered centering that damn number was a big pain in the butt for me

excuse me, entire rows become filled and yet they aren't cleared?

and are we just going to ignore the fact that two columns are missing???

this does not comply with the tetris guideline

https://twitter.com/lonekorean/status/1301931741037371394

Every <div> you add increases your hourly salary by $1.

But really, it's frameworks that do this. I use Material UI at work, and the simple login page I did for the project I'm working on now has six nested <div>s just for simple positioning of buttons when using MUI's layout components. In comparison, the latest versions of Postmill, where I did all the HTML/CSS from the ground up, has a maximum of four nested <div>s in direct succession.

i do not recommend putting that into your mega drive

does it contain sonic 2?

oh no

🙋‍♀️

Well, you see, 🤗 is a joyful emoji, but Postmill is a miserable piece of software which sees no joy in this world.

Also, https://3v4l.org/DE9dM

DOJ is pronounced "doge"

i mean i poop more often than i bathe, so it's incremental progress

Don't like the "improvements" they made to the colours, which just made things harder to read. In particular the syntax highlighting has really poor contrast, and making the text less black isn't an improvement either.

It's good as a general introduction to what CSS can do, but it'd be better if accessibility was addressed.

I love Clint, but many of the social aspects of the things he covers goes straight over his head. Like in the Microsoft BOB review he fails to mention how the product was marketed towards stay-at-home mums, and how condescending it was in that regard. This is such a huge aspect of BOB that every reviewer gets wrong.