Blaiz0r

Use spans then...

Yes, one of the most frustrating things is reading peoples rants about how 'bad' CSS is, it's clear they don't understand it, and they think it should be easy.

Sure it's nuanced, and maybe imperfect, but I love it.

Hairs are your aerials. They pick up signals from the cosmos, and transmit them directly into the brain.

I had to change my SSID's on my 5Ghz and 2.8Ghz WiFi because Macs used to confuse themselves and constantly disconnect.

Using the same name for both didn't work

Must be Mozilla.

Phoenix was a breakout browser from the Mozilla suite, before it was renamed to Firefox, and that was around 2003 I think.

Well you wouldn't enjoy working in London then!

I see no evidence of that, not including ill-informed politicians

Sure but with 99% accuracy across 3 different locations, the chances are, the suspect is lying.

From the FAQs of the original post on Steam:

"Modifications to Wine are submitted upstream if they're compatible with the goals and requirements of the larger Wine project; as a result, Wine users have been benefiting from parts of this work for over a year now. The rest is available as part of our source code repository for Proton and its modules."

Wine has very tight/strict requirements for what can merged into its codebase, it's why DXVK has had to remain a standalone project because it doesn't live up to Wine's code/goal requirements.

Take a look at Everspace

Although WebPack 4 has some sane defaults that you can use it zero-config

I'm using a XPS 15 9550 with Arch linux installed, didn't have to setup up anything special apart from bumblebee I suppose it works really well for me.

What sort of issues did you have?

You could try going round the clock, instead of trying to set things earlier, push your fall asleep time later and later until it gets round to 10pm.

Then they should look for gainful employment in a stable industry that pays them consistently for their work.

There are also different calendar formats.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc194816.aspx

FUD

See https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/

I'm glad you and the above poster have said this, I also feel very strongly that the web has been completely trapped by coorporate interests.

I feel like the web as we know it should be abandoned to coorporations and people that want an open platform for knowledge sharing should start something new that has to stay open.

I love brunch but I can't find a community for it, what do you do when you need support on a plugin or help understanding something?

I have a few github issues open that haven't been touched in months!

https://github.com/brunch/brunch/issues/1752

Is there really no alternative to using an ISP for a connection?

Is it possible to build a decentralised and encrypted network on our mobile phones? I guess we still have to run traffic through mobile service providers...

Ads aren't acceptable either.

For both recent attacks the authorities already had information on them, they were already on watch lists.

You're describing exactly what is happening.

Take a look at the release list for the last year, it's sequel sequel sequel.

Once in a blue moon a new IP comes, and people drop their pants like it's the second coming, forgetting that this is how the games industry used to be.

The sugar is Lactose though not sucrose, it's a massively important distinction

For the record regular Lucozade is straight glucose with no caffeine.

So yes it is sugar, but 'sugar' as in sucrose, which is glucose and fructose.

I recommend you take a look at http://playgroundjs.com/

The owner has a few games on Steam, and is currently developing a free game http://wilds.io

It can be done. but I don't feel it was the purpose of the article.

This game has better support: not mobile however...

http://wilds.io/

What Sort of problems did you come across with Brunch that Webpack solved for you?

They're both alternative build tools

Rollup is very similar to Webpack but is architectually different to allow it to optimise assets further and faster.

Brunch has actually been around since before Grunt, it's just not marketed. It works in very simple fashion, just install plugins via npm and start using them, no need to edit configuration files (unless you have very specific requirements).

I would consider Rollup as the new hotness, building upon the success of other tools and starting from a better position to create an optimised tool.

Brunch is a long time standing tool that does a job very well and if your project doesn't require any special configuration or architecture it's so easy to use (it can be configured though).

I hate to say it (I've enjoyed the benefits of using webpack on a few projects now) but I feel like it's all a bit too late for webpack (2).

Rollup or Brunch seem to offer a preferable alternative with speed, ease of use, and optimisation.