I have never found that the case in iOS. Anything I click / do unexpectedly I can reliably repeat the steps 99% of the time, it's why I prefer iOS over Android with apps that can modify the OS.
The difference is it's intuitive to discover. Once you discover this does something here, you start wondering where else could this happen? You might wonder if you can adjust the iPhone flashlight brightness. For me it was intuitive to long-press the icon in control center to find more options and I was delighted to discover that's exactly how it works.
Those little moments of delight and synergy are why I choose the apple ecosystem.
Invalid per the CSS spec is pretty self explanatory. There is a common CSS spec used by the JS engine and web browser. When the class used does not comply to that defined standard, the class is invalid.
You can see this when trying to trying to use querySelector with responsive:property-[arbitrary] classes (I think, or it might be a different pattern of which I'd have to go back and check) and other cases where the JS engine will throw an error for trying to use a class Tailwind encourages you to write.
A war machine can be built once and maintained for a long time. Medical care is a personal and time consuming process with multiple parties and tests that need to be coordinated across. All of this is expensive because for every person being given that time of day, there's someone else that needs it. There aren't enough hours in the day and smart people in the country to scale up healthcare.
Contrary to what we would like to believe, there is a scarcity of intelligent people willing to devote their entire lives to the study of medicine across specialties.
If you cannot afford it, the US healthcare is terrible. If you have the means to afford it, the US healthcare system is one of if not the best in the world.
Nah, your "flame war detector" validates it. Am I expected to believe a site that looks a lot like Craigslist and has no extra features like email, favorites, etc. has the ability and competence to properly code a flame war detector?
Or is it more likely there is a basic filter that blocks conversations against the interests of said party? Forums are transparent, when threads are locked /deleted / moderated it is egregiously obvious and publicly visible. HN operates Gestapo style and then tries to gaslight you that nothing happened.
I and many other people I know did. I saw Sanders get snubbed and schemed against by the DNC, to the point where Hillary got the questions ahead of time. So many gaffes in this campaign between two "equal" Democratic candidates that we just don't talk about anymore.
No, I refuse to play that game and I'd rather burn the place to the ground and suffer together than walk willingly to my own execution.
Technology should never be painful. If it is, it means you're doing it wrong. The fact that you have to put in work and tell the technology you have this shape in two different places is a code smell. The system is telling you the approach is wrong when you are working for the technology instead of the technology working for you.
I work in ecommerce as my day job for a larger company. I currently built a package of web components that can be mixed and matched to build a wide variety of templates / ecommerce without worrying about accessibility, performance, or responsiveness. It also addresses some of the pain points I've seen, like being able to swap an image for a video.
The components were built about a year ago, I'm now working on a WYSIWYG that lets you start from a template. Because it's web components, I'm able to export the Props each component. The WYSIWYG reads the export and creates a CMS based on the template you selected.
Not sure if I will leave it at that and just give you some HTML you can copy into your own site, or go one step further and start branching into a whole self-hosted content solution.