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Works great, until someone posts the image into PowerPoint, takes a photo of the screen and sends that via an email to all employees

I guess I shouldn't have posted this until you asked?

/sigh

Just in case you're wondering why they push what they push

It's the Year of Linux Being Nice

Not my cat videos, nooOOooOooo!

'Crunch time' shouldn't be 'all the time'

I got two minutes for my last "hockey stick moment"

It no longer wants to be pawn in game of life

Chris already included my answer about hiding the bodies. I don't think I want to go to his office alone anymore.

"True education means fostering the ability to be interested in something."

In this article, we will explain why you need to stop building websites with infinite scroll.

I’m interested in the User Experience costs of third-party scripts. Every client I have averages ~30 third-party scripts but discussions about reducing them with stakeholders end in “What if we load them all async?”

The average weight of JavaScript and style resources that a website ships with is rising — even though build tooling to optimize the website has never been better. With the marketshare of evergreen browsers rising fast and browsers launching support for new features in lockstep, is it time we rethink asset delivery for the modern web?

Angular 7.0.0 makes updates to the entire platform, core framework, Angular Material and CLI as well as provides new features to the toolchain and several partner launches.

Unsure if the cost of JavaScript is too high for your user-experience? ?? Lighthouse has a JavaScript execution time audit that measures the total impact of JavaScript on your page's load performance:

CSS is designed in a way that allows for relatively seamless addition of new features.

The first iteration of HTML was a small set of tags noted down by in an email from Sir Uncle Timbo in October 1991, and added to in November 1992. By the time HTML2 came around, some tags had changed names, and a few tags added that showed HTML’s primary use as a language for mathematics and computer geeks

I remember this from that documentary with Arnold

What does this say about those of us who cannot park a car?

"It's not the fall that kills you; it's the sudden stop at the end"

They can always sue them later to get some money when they need it

See other article on testing

Google tracking what we do? When did that start?