You aware that you can just define a container as display: table-cell and then center stuff in it the old way - at least i remember doing this 10years back or so to solve centering issue I just couldn't get right... (Pardon if above isn't valid css)
Well not me - but a friend was on intensive care for about 3 weeks... Said he can't say much as everything was a blur and that he was in constant pain and wished he would just die - has recovered fortunately without any long covid...
I once heard the saying 'developers are like prostitudes - pretending to be excited costs extra...' so i take from that you should pretend to be very excited about every idea your higher-ups managers throw at you - i mean that will make everybody else that has to deal with the shit they come up with hate you - but they will surly pay your gratefully because you make them think they are not retarded worthless space (most of the time they are - don't know if anyone doesn't know that open secret).
Well - if you do little but productive work that causes no problems it's progress, if you're an idiot that works 100% but messes up a lot and causes damage to the product - that's worse definietly. I mean i had a job where i was paid to not really touch anything on the actuall product. In the interview they said they wanted me to do this/that ( i think it was something like make the gambling page responsive ), but when i told them how todo it and how i wanted to improve the site - they basically said. No we don't want to change anything on this website that has been up unchanged for two years. So well - i did improve some stuff and 'researched' stuff - implemented some unit-testing and stuff - then decided to get fired (with pay) and fucked off because i was bored as hell after about a year.
Well I can only speak for the german version, but yes... I mean I would describe it as 'tech./big-bang-theory-nerd' lifestyle magazine with interviews interesting for 'I am the next startup millionaire' peeps who like apple gadgets (and without fun bbtn stuff like comics/shows etc) - well I guess it shines through I didn't like it much and never looked at it again after reading 3 issus. What surprises me is that you just subscribe to a magazine you didn't ever really read(?) and it comes off like one of this wired alt-right rents that complain that rage against the machine is suddenly political and should stop injecting their politics into anything Rofl...
I disagree with 14. Imho 'we' are implementing cruel measures by neglected and obsolete destructive systems like global unrestricted capitalism, causing a structural hunger problem and mass death in exploited/unprofitable regions.
Rofl... Yes - only in San Francisco... Yeah you're obviously either very uneducated or willfully ignorant about global history and culture. In countries and times that weren't dominated by the christian ideas of moral oppression - that lead to criminalization or at a minimum being outcast because of a social stigma and fear of violence of everyone not straight - LGBT were and are a visible part of society - not especially visible because nobody cared about making them especially visible because it was normal and accepted. Now after the first wins against oppression due to activism the right produces this fear and panic of the 'wokeness' to again demonize these people and 'liberals'. It's the new fear of socialists basically - a useful buggyman for reactionaries and religious fundamentalists. I wouldn't even know what woke meant wouldn't I be on social media and being confronted by all this alt-right nonsense troll-posts where they blow up a noname 'dumb woke' liberal strawman-post on a daily basis.
Well, i don't use table layouts knowadays too - i didn't go into details about screen-readers, as the styles i usally apply for those are more similar to the printing stylesheets, hiding most design-elements -displaying the content more in a document-format, adding special screen-reader navigation, like goto-navigation/content etc. created a website for a 'disabled home' ( is this correct word ) - which was mostly used by the patients there, had some vision impaired ( not fully blind i think), but mostly spastics using various input-methodes ( keyboard, joysticks and some software ) and it seemed to work pretty good.
What i meant in my first comment was purly targeted at the semantic meaning of html-elements.
Oh my... HTML Shiv ( These are the old days man, the bad days, the all-or-nothing days. Marv ) - as far as i remember i still prefered to not relay on js back then - browser support/broken implementations where just spoty/common - also lot's of users/browsers would have js disabled. Only for using an attribute-selector in your css ( which you shouldn't if possible ) i thought that was to much overhead
Nope... how would someone have used (with assistant technology) the web back in the day if that would break it. You have to do some extra work for a good user experience, for these users anyway - so i don't take this as an argument ( as i said - if a screen-reader or other tools would fully relay on html-semantics to work - it wouldn't work).
When i started working web IE6 was still far far in the future, i also learned the semantic use of html JADAJADAJADA table-layouts bad JADAJADAJADA and i most of the time enforced myself to apply this 'best'-practices - truth is - i never saw this providing value in any kind. The web is so full of shit and abuse of 'best'-practices - nothing will every really on this and work. I would often have saved myself and my clients a lot of headaches/time and money if i had just used table-layouts instead of css-layouts and other crap - but hey whatever 'float's your boat.
Shitty click-bait - we all know disney will just pay-off some politicians and keep it's ip out of the public-domain. As they did the last few times. The have 12/16 years time still
Nice little thingy... would say it isn't that useful yet, as the displayed info isn't configureable ( and i rarely need container dimensions. Made something similar for a angular-project of mine. Good work.
No doubt that this is horrible practice and customer service on googles-side - but at the hypotethical question - what if the card holder is unreachable blabla - we loose years of work etc. Well if you are not professional enough to back-up your system regularly you should loose everthing and it's your fault to begin with... For real - google is not the only one who should step up there game... Only because it's in the cloud now, doesn't mean you should ignore decades old best-practices... servers die, hard-drives die - people with passwords die... handling stuff like that is part of your job...
Reading something like this is just horrible... As someone who received a mostly free education I can only shake my head in disgust at these companies and a government allowing people to be extorted like this...
ROFL - yeah right... Because after the I international shitstorm about the '13 reasons why'(correct name of the show?) a million teenagers jumped of a clive... Whenever someone tries to argue/sell anything with hashtag/google-search statistics I have the perfect counter argument... This is no-proof of anything and you are a moron if you don't get why...
Hmm, while some of the critic i see here may be valid and justified, i like the enforcing of this strict rule set...
i am senior frontend-dev and imho we wouldn't need AMP if in 99% of the cases devs, or better their customers would give a damn about doing their job right ( most of the time they just don't know better, because they are just beginners and never learned much about 'advanced' html/css - i haven't seen to much senior devs lowering themself to do html/css work and/or are knowleadgable in this areas ).
Most of AMPs advantages regarding FOUC, Jumping-Content and Performance is to enforcing good HTML/CSS practices. Again citing guardian as example... So at least know i have a way to simple enforce a minimum best practice for mobile pages...
Whenever i had to sign off a responsive/adaptive mobile page loading 'insane' amounts of unused styles and/or javascript i wanted to hit something with a hammer... I am for giving it some time and see how it develops..