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It's more the sanctions than the tariffs.

Well if you bought the car, then it's not free.

From https://caniuse.com/css-anchor-positioning you'll see "All major browser engines are working on implementing this spec.".

Not all browsers implement the same features at the same time. Firefox releases some features before Chrome, so it goes both ways.

Water is the secret that I wish a younger version of me knew about.

All wine is made from fruit.

Most of the crowd is here unlikely to get the reference, but since I do, 69 Love Songs is indeed great.

Isn't Graphviz [1] the standard tool for this?

[1] https://graphviz.org/

Have you ever driven near the border? You'll be flagged for doing anything out of the ordinary with your car. If you have to pull over for a moment to find your passport for example, or if you made a wrong turn and try to turn around, or really anything that looks "suspicious", you risk getting additional searches or being pulled over.

I'd say BEM was a passing fad, but didn't rule the world. I also think tailwind will suffer the same fate, but we'll see how it plays out.

It's where people went for information "even before" the internet.

The "sausages" skit [1] by kids in the hall I'm pretty sure is massively inspired by eraserhead.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ChvxsVgT8c

Mulholland Drive was my first Lynch movie and led me to watch pretty much everything else he released. I'd still start with Mulholland Drive if I started over again I think.

Wasn't expecting it to actually be called "Switch 2", but I'm glad they stuck to a name that makes sense.

What's a real nested transaction? What's postgresql missing? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/subxacts.html

I thought I'd read in the past that an uptake in C02 for plants/trees (and therefore faster growing) results in a weaker structure which doesn't stand up to the environment as well as slower growing trees.

This is the route I took. I did not want to get involved in the sonos ecosystem even though most people were telling me sonos was "so easy" to setup. My setup... passive speakers, an amp and a wiim streamer and I can swap out any of the pieces with any nother from another manufacturer at any time if I want.

I've used nothing but Rails since about 2004. Of course I've been integrating and playing with various JS frameworks over the same time period, but the only things that's remained consistent is Rails as the base. I've gone through at least 4 or 5 different JS frameworks in that time and that aspect of development has grown rather tiresome.

Just a note to other readers, Turbo doesn't require Stimulus... I use Turbo mainly with AlpineJS and it works just as well since Turbo is the just tag driven side of things.

Yet, there stock is up over 70-80% last year and I have no idea what they really have to show for it.

Why does fb.com always erase your history so the back button no longer works once you click on the link to go there?

Ok, updates regarding dependencies is definitely a good point.

I don't understand the issue with it not being updated for 3 years. Perhaps it's stable and requires no updates?

If the author says it's no longer maintained, then that's something different.

I've always found the use of anchors on UI controls to be light years ahead of what HTML/CSS have been doing. I always used to create UI forms with resizing and different screen sizes in mind. If you were coding for a hard coded 800x600 screen then that was just laziness.

When my pixel 7 doesn't recognize my fingerprint, I press my thumb on the side of my nose to pick up a bit of skin oils and then my thumb print is recognized.

In Rails you can make this 3 queries. One to retrieve the board, one to get all the report IDs associated with the board and a third to get all the reports with the associated report IDs.

An example in Rails would look like:

  board = Board.includes(:reports).find(board_id)

There's no real English way to pronounce it properly without doing it the French way: https://www.google.com/search?q=coq+french+pronouce

Visual SourceSafe would show that a file was checked out hinting to maybe stay away. Good times.

snowboards too

"Are you qualified for this position?" "Yes?" "Welcome aboard"

Did any tech person actually think he was legit? He's been a phony from the start... seemed pretty obvious to me.