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I think I’m going to switch to calling it a stylesheet because that’s exactly what it is.

The links have a contrast ratio of 5.58:1. Perhaps that isn't the highest but it's AA and doesn't completely fail.

These are all great points and I will plan to address them

After seeing so many classless css libraries pop up over the past few years I decided to make my own. Nothing too fancy with it but I like the style and will be using it on some other small projects. Open to feedback or opinions.

I have a T460s and I’ve never come close to 20hours of battery. Wtf are you doing

Great point. I don't know much about the protocol but could you build something like, say, a social network on it?

I submitted this thinking it would show me the discussion so I wouldn’t be surprised if it was posted before.

Could this be related to non-network performance? The WebKit team seems very conservative in adding features to preserve/balance CPU usage and Battery Consumption. Which I generally applaud them for.

Thank you! That is very annoying.

Other than some pains to get it all setup, it’s actually a fairly pleasant experience doing web development on Windows now. Edge (chromium), VSCode, WSL (Ubuntu), and Windows Terminal all feel pretty good.

Plus this was setup on my otherwise dedicated “gaming pc” with an i7 9700k and fast ram/storage so it’s nice being able to use all that power

Apple makes many great products. Apple News is not one of them.

Checkout Pock - https://pock.dev

Feedbin for syncing and web. Readkit on MacOS. Reeder for iOS.

Can you provide some evidence that “CPUs are not even 50% faster in the last 10 years?”

UI looks ugly as sin

As an example: Consider using a <div class=“paragraph”> vs using <p>. The <p> tag is semantic and meaningful, whereas the <div> means nothing. A screen reader (or other markup interpreters) can’t tell what a <div> means

iOS Safari

I was interested in reading this until I realized the scrolling was broke.

Please consider using default scrolling

That would be really nice. Having to have a windows pc solely for gaming is so wasteful.

Time.com takes 98 seconds to load in Chrome? Well that’s something.

Would you rather them throw in the towel?

This is exactly what I was hoping to hear. I have frequently been looking at careers.mozilla.org

I have to agree, but some products are still really great and have only improved over time. Gmail and Search come to mind.

Material design, while pretty, doesn't hold up usability-wise for all applications. It's a case where the consistency of switching between Google products is improved but at the cost of usability and UX of each individual product.

Could you elaborate on this and/or provide some links? First I've heard of this.

I too wish Sony would field a compelling compact Android device.

The iPhone SE is really great, my only complaint is the 64gb limit. Rumors of a 128gb on the way though.

Another one came to mind - Vaio http://us.vaio.com/

8GB Ram Cap seems lame though.

I recommend waiting for the new MBP.

Otherwise, Chromebook Pixel - https://pixel.google.com/

Once I read the quote I probably had the same reaction as you. Bad journalism.

Likewise. Really making me happy so far.

Is react native going to be 1.0 shortly? Or is that not included in this release?

Cool PR bit.

Not really