Lightning CSS is also great. A minifier at its core but also includes transpiling for older browser
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Definitely not widely supported enough. Made the switch from sass back to css quite a while ago and let postcss polyfill less supported features like nesting.
I‘m wondering a bit to see so few mentions of the AfDs anti-EU stance in this context. Since a lot of EU legislations pose a considerable threat to the tech-oligopolies, a push for deregulation sure can be inferred as financially motivated.
Into the Wild. So much potential in this story and general theme, but cinematically so overloaded with pathos and clichés. Overly scattered storytelling, restlessly leaping through space and time leaving no pause to connect with nature. The film has its strengths but a lot of people I know mentioned it as one of their favorites and couldn’t accept that I found it rather mediocre. (Didn’t hate it though. So sorry for being off-topic)
Split the file if it feels like to much code to read comfortably. Most often I have a Layout component in a single file that receives its contents as children. Header and Footer are most often their own file in my case but if they are just a few lines of code I leave them in the Layout.
Makes me wonder what the VRCTL8SC is doing
I would go with Jellyfin as a server and Mopidy client as outputs. Like an rpi with an audio hat or class d amp hat. Planning to add Snapcast to the mix for multiroom audio but didn’t find the time yet.
avc1 is the name for H.264 (also called AVC) which is admittedly pretty confusing
MP4box has a great local web tool to test the mime type including the codecs parameter:
https://gpac.github.io/mp4box.js/test/filereader.html
Jake Archibald wrote a good article about this topic: https://jakearchibald.com/2022/html-codecs-parameter-for-av1/
Oh, lousy Smarch weather!
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It‘s used in Facebooks css. Remembered it from a nice article from Ahmad Shadeed. And while this limbo sure has some usefulness, it‘s way too obscure to use for the fun of it.
To add to this: CSS really has come a long way. This border-radius example can be done with Container Queries by now, which has quite good support already.