Archives: Notes

For an industry built around people having a good time, it’s mind-blowing the first thing they do is annoy potential customers.

“A high quality restaurant website” lol.

Uglify does some, frankly, bewildering things. Oh well, it works.

If I add :has to this page, will browser manufactures just assume they missed a meeting and add it? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Pseudo-classes

I see them for what they are but an anonymous coward has pushed buttons and made me furious anyway.

An out of character Colbert is different, it will be interesting to watch the show settle in.

Agreeing to work on old html gives you the opportunity to convert it to modern, mobile-first responsive code. That’s a good feeling.

Talk idea: Nesting in Sass and other ways to kill kittens.

The next day, Atlassian’s servers fail under the influx & their services fail. They announce they are working 24/7.