Mancunian Front End developer. Good at not falling over.
Rossendale, UK
Joined September 2008
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I’m currently ~1000 miles/1600km from the sea. Pretty much the furthest you can be from the sea in the United States.
Back home in England you can’t be more than 80 miles/128km from the sea.
It’s weird.
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Mike Byrne retweeted
Someone made a counterstrike 1.6 CSS framework.
Design is over, we have reached peak
Coca-Cola Spiced - 4/5
Spiced is a bad description; it’s actually Raspberry Coke. British drinkers will get a hint of screwball ice cream. I’d drink this over regular Coke and Coke Zero.
@CocaCola @CocaCola_GB #coke #cocacola #cokespiced #cocacolaspiced
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Tried @TheVarsity1928 at Atlanta airport. Cheeseburgers I’d say 2/5, the fries 0/5 and speed of service 0/5. TBH a waste of $15. I’d also just skip Atlanta airport for international travel - service is laughably slow everywhere.
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Mountain Dew Live Wire 5/5
An amped up, caffeinated orange soda. I’ve struggled to get this in the UK, even from the US importers. Handily stocked in the 7Elevens here in Tennessee.
@MountainDew #mtndew #mountaindew
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This is horrendous. Footage from Ibn Sina Hospital in Jenin (West Bank) shows Israeli forces dressed as medical staff entering the hospital to carry out the assassination of three men. Another violation of international humanitarian law and
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I can’t stress how much this is a not-good idea: csswizardry.com/2023/10/the-…
ONCE #1 is completely #NoBuild for the front-end. No bundling, no transpiling, no nothing. Just individual, vanilla CSS and JavaScripts served over HTTP/2. It's amazingly light and amazingly fast with exquisite cache expiration dynamics. Bliss to develop for too!
This feels like how responsive images should always have been!
Chrome is shipping <img sizes="auto"> support 🥳 For lazy-loaded images with srcset, this allows the browser to use the layout width of the image in order to select the source url from the srcset.
groups.google.com/a/chromium…
For lazy-loaded images, CSS is often available before the image load begins. The browser can take the actual width of the image from CSS and use that as if it was the image's sizes.
ALT sizes="auto"
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Mike Byrne retweeted
Chrome is shipping <img sizes="auto"> support 🥳 For lazy-loaded images with srcset, this allows the browser to use the layout width of the image in order to select the source url from the srcset.
groups.google.com/a/chromium…
For lazy-loaded images, CSS is often available before the image load begins. The browser can take the actual width of the image from CSS and use that as if it was the image's sizes.
ALT sizes="auto"
So I’ve done this at that very airport.
What you rather stupidly don’t expect is to have red hot dust thrown at your face at several hundred miles an hour.
It’s good to see they’ve put some sort of barrier on the camera persons side of the road because behind them is the sea…
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I tried to capture the solar eclipse through a pair of borrowed sun viewing glasses and I didn’t do a very good job. I suggest you find better images of todays solar eclipse
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Apparently there’s some @SCIMX protein powder being recalled as it has 5g or caffeine per serving. I’m wondering if a batch got mixed with caffeine and not creatine.
5g of creatine is a good dosage.
5g of caffeine is a lethal dosage for some…
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Where as 5g or 5000mg of creatine is pretty much the standard daily dosage, safe for everyone.
(Although you may experience some bloating)
And people with more muscle mass may be taking 10h or more creatine safely.
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