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’Twas lovely to see you again, Greg!

Wait …Matt, is this a sneaky way to get Doug to finally choose one of those 41 shades of blue?

But CSPs are implemented by the site owner, not the end user. In-browser CSPs for users would be wonderful.

Ah, sorry I didn’t get a chance to see you there!

Oh, fantastic—thank you!

(It’s fascinating to see how different this kind of response is compared to what I’m hearing from people who happen to work at Google. 😉)

I love it!! 😍

Franzbrötchen?

Ich komme gleich. Bis bald!

Thanks, Tom—I’m still very pleased with that talk, even after all this time.

https://adactio.com/articles/1508

I’m late to the party, but…

I highly recommend following the work of @shrell when it comes to performance—her talk at @ViewSourceConf was great!

…And that feels “right” to me. Like, it’s a reasonable expectation that they know the building blocks but haven’t yet acquired the experience to assemble those building blocks into a robust codebase. Kinda short-term to long-term thinking.

When I’ve hired junior devs, I’ve noticed they have a working knowledge of what’s inside the curly braces (properties and values) and less experience of what’s outside the curly braces (selectors) regarding modularity, maintainability, etc.

what is truly driving the bloat, then?

Two words:

Third

Parties

https://almanac.httparchive.org/en/2019/third-parties

You what the effort to be inclusive, Heydon?

Yay! See you at Homebrew Website Club?

Excellent—your technique is very similar to @wordridden’s. We should compare sometime (hint, hint).

Oh, interesting! I shall investigate this further. Thank you muchly, Marty!

Then would you please stop saying “SSR” when you mean rehydration.

I’ll be in The Joker this evening for hot wings and craft beer, from about 8pm.

There’s also Homebrew Website Club at @68MiddleSt from 6pm to 7:30pm.

Neither are particularly Halloweeny though.

Oh, wait, I see: that is expected behaviour. But a transparent border shouldn’t render (but does create an extra pixel of space for the gradient to begin repeating …got it!).

If the ‘border’ is actually the gradient repeating …why does changing the border colour actually change the border colour?

border-bottom: 1px solid red;, for example