dennisbest

Don't get me wrong. I love flex-box and use it. But I keep a bookmark to the CSS Tricks guide handy. :)

Just use flex-box. And by "use", I mean get ready to study it, change the way you write CSS, give it all of your worldly possessions, and eventually collect money for it at the airport.

Excellent question. Poaching is worse. Glad to help. :)

Kennedy is addressing the idea (myth) that churches would be compelled to perform same-sex marriages or somehow face legal consequences for speaking on the issue.

It looks vaguely familiar. ;)

I'm changing the world. I'm changing history. I'm fully committed. His name is Theodore and he turns three in July.

The thoughtful and somewhat skeptical comments here on HN are so much better than the antagonistic and rude comments on the actual post.

My takeaway: I had no idea the ‽ character was a thing. Hooray!

Fine. But I reserve to laugh at Fortune. This line in the article stands out: "If you want to criticize someone for overvaluing Groupon, take a good long look at public market investors."

Aren't they doing THAT in this article?

Copying Apple? I thought Samsung was a South Korean company. (Boom!)

I generally don't install Flash on my machines but recently I installed it because a major financial site that my employer uses (I know, WTF!?, right?) required it. I set the plugin to ask for permission every time and, holy cow, nearly every site, particularly news sites, requested it. It's a key part of the Web's advertising infrastructure.

In other words, "this" is nuts!

Thank god!

I used this years ago and just tried it out this version. I really wanted to like it. Sadly, it still lives in a world where we all use MySQL, SVN, and FTP. Git may be supported, but it's an afterthought. For $99, Panic should include a time machine back to 2004.

I love Chocolat. It's fast. Code completion is excellent. It picks up where Textmate left off and uses the same bundles/plugins. And it doesn't require a bunch of customization to make it look at home on my Mac. I periodically fire up Sublime and Atom for fun, but Chocolat is most comfortable for me.

This guy has ads all over his page. Pointless social icons. A fixed footer. Captcha. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.