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kalikambo.com | ||
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frankmcpherson.blog
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| | | | | It gets worse...when I got downstairs this morning and looked at the outdoor thermometer it said 26 degrees! While I am ready for it to be colder, I am not ready for sub-freezing temps. The weather app says the high for today is expected to be 31, which is 17 degrees below the average high for this time of the year. | |
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therealadam.com
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| | | | | It's no "for sale, baby shoes..." (spoiler redacted), but I like the feel of this short fictional invention: From decades of reading The New Yorker, he had an extensive recall of the fabric that makes up the world. This recall, however, seemed exclusive to facts and anecdotes that led to an easy, repellent, or vulgar punchline about the minutiae that constitute the world. For this reason, it was most practical that around Thanksgiving, he was seated at the kids table. | |
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therealadam.com
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| | | | | I like the idea and execution of Tailwind. That said, there's something nice about dropping a CSS library reference into a new HTML file and getting styled content without adding any classes or other legwork. The nice thing about these libraries is they imagine, to some extent, a world where the stylesheets browsers use as defaults didn't look so bland. new.css - if browser defaults looked real nice mvp.css - if browser defaults looked like Bootstrap or the Tailwind examples nes. | |
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weidok.al
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| | | Let the writing inform the title, or let the title inform the writing? This started with a title, but it wasn't this one. | ||
