@jgarber You might say she…. POWNCEd all over that

The punchline to this thread is deep twitter.com/craigcalcaterra/stat…

@cameronmoll Also you might remember star.me from @zefrank circa 2011 techcrunch.com/2011/02/04/star-m…

@cameronmoll Maybe like @hankchizljaw’s thanksforthereply.com/ but for positivity and not snark.

@noaheverett My pregnant wife gets easily flustered if she needs to eat.

@ollicle @hankchizljaw I used to get arm cramps from using an Apple’s Magic Mouse. I got this $20 Anker one and never looked back. amzn.to/2LtLEne

I can use it all day with no pain. After a day or two of use I got comfortable with it.

@teddyrised twitter.com/rmondello/status/943…

androidpolice.com/2020/01/14/chr…

@teddyrised Some days are good days, some days are bad days

I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by trying to get toddlers to brush their teeth. PLEASE just do it it will only take 30 seconds. NO! Don’t brush the counter with your tooth brush! Arrrgghhh…

Where are all the animated SVGs?

getmotion.io/blog/where-are-all-…

@taupecat Hello Dolly never disappointing since 2008

@nickstatt @MKBHD See…

@nickstatt I bet @MKBHD has been doing this workflow for 2 weeks already

@rem Slice + splice

@aftabbuddy @rem Yes I remember when JavaScript frameworks would toss isomorphic rendering around willy nilly. It has been a while since I heard it and had trouble remembering it. Thank you for mentioning.

@SandyS1 “And Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii don’t even care”

@girlziplocked My wife is really into MTV’s The Challenge. It’s like her football.

@enqueue_russ Neither is <img></img> unfortunately

anonymousjoe managed to pull this off without touching the markup using CSS grid. I still need to wrap my head around thinking in terms of CSS grid.

codepen.io/anonymousjoe/pen/bGdN…

GusRuss89 came up with a similar solution but used a pseudo element instead of using an extra element in the markup. That’s smart.

codepen.io/GusRuss89/pen/BaNaeaM