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Oh, I believe in yestersay

You mean John Oliver and Stephen Colbert aren't the same person?

"Came a voice, out of the babel of tongues, speaking to us. It played us a mighty dub."

Virtually Private Networks?

Use cricket team names for security - no one watches that right?

Spoilers: the source is open

The commute is awful. Sometimes I get stuck behind the cat.

Because no one wants to clean out the filter in the compiler when it gets jammed up

When in doubt, rename the product

I'm guessing somewhere between 'guaranteed' and 'already done'

"Look for ... the union label "

By now, you have not only heard a lot about Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), but also seen them live on the web.

In this article, we look at how you can use Gulp.js to automate a range of repetitive CSS development tasks to speed up your workflow.

If you’ve built any ASP.NET Core Web APIs and then tried to call them from your front-end application, there’s a good chance you’ve run into the dreaded CORS error…

This project is a comprehensive CSS font-feature-settings demo for OpenType features

In this article, we take a look at CSS Shapes and how to create non-rectangular shapes using images, gradients, and basic shapes.

Heavy graphics based games and applications require a much more robust browser. That is why developers are going crazy over the concept of WebAssembly. Is it here to replace JavaScript? Or is it like any other hype that will fade away with time? The answer is neither of the two.

HTML is the predominant markup language online, being used by nearly 83% of existing websites. While there have been some changes in the 25 years since its creation, even newer iterations, such as HTML5 and AMP, leave a lot to be desired—especially when it comes to accessibility. That's where ARIA comes in. In this tutorial, I'm going to talk about what ARIA is, why it’s useful for your site, and a couple of ways it can be added to your site.

"Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel?"

Because I know everyone is always interested in copyright news

"Think different" (about privacy)

NAS: Not Actually Secure?