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You have the right to bear ARM, just not on the new stuff

Probably nothing at all to do with the new security focus

The commercials?

Oh, oh. Now the AIs are going to know how to mark us as duplicate and close us

"Never give up, never surrender!"

And how many of them were the same page (because they couldn't find the original)?

This will end well, won't it?

A (very) abbreviated list

The answer is just around the curve

There’s something special about starting a new web or software project.

Next.js provides a smooth developer experience for creating performant, flexible applications.

While the CSS :has() pseudo-class is widely celebrated for its ability to select a parent element up the chain conditionally based on its contents, there is more conditional logic it is capable of handling when we move it up the chain, so to speak.

A modular data visualization framework for React, Angular, Svelte, Vue and vanilla TypeScript or JavaScript

HTMX has brought an absolute whirlwind of controversy with its radically different approach to building user interfaces.

The Popover API has support across browsers now, and apparently the new way to say that is “landed in Baseline”, albeit as “newly available” rather than “widely available”, which may be an important distinction for you.

CSS frameworks offer short-term gains in speed and consistency but become increasingly hard to maintain over time.

But Brawndo's got what parishioners crave. It's got electrolytes.

Magnets. Why is it always magnets?

Fool me once, etc.

You might not be able to buy me love, but you can rent a good substitute

Let the users set the generic passwords instead

It will still take forever to update, but at least it will be (more? maybe?) secure

Security is the path least travelled

But it worked in PowerPoint!