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I was unaware of `text-wrap: pretty;` I knew about the (new/cool) `text-wrap: balance;` — but sometimes that's a bit... too much. I feel like it's nice on headers but not smaller type. Here's what I mean.

9️⃣ BONNE IDÉE : Une page “Terms & Conditions” dans la Bonne Pioche ?! 😳 Je ne l’aurais jamais cru ! Et pourtant : sur le site de @500px, pour chaque section, ils ont eu l'excellente idée de mettre un résumé “Basically…” Via @jupelletier 500px.com/terms

@Una FYI it seems you cannot delete your Threads account without also deleting your Instagram account. Just a little something to be aware of, I guess. twitter.com/emilyhughes/st…

Initial thoughts: oof I hate how tied it is to Instagram 🙄

Everyone’s on Twitter talking about Threads

`text-wrap: balance` is already shipping in Chromium to avoid dangling words in headlines. There's also `text-wrap: pretty` to avoid "lonely words" in your body text.👏 It's planned for Chrome 117 (we're on 114 right now). Video alt: `text-wrap: pretty` paragraph example.

it's always fun to add a comment `// see my other projects at github.com` just to see who copilot is stealing from

Confessions d'un webdev (a thread)

@elonmusk Should Elon Musk reinstate @TwitterA11y to ensure that this platform is accessible for all deaf and disabled people? Please Retweet for maximum votes

1. Infinite scroll 2. Footer Pick one, you can’t have both. (You’d think this is common sense by now, but you’d be wrong)

Google Maps changed its URL from "https://maps [dot] google [dot] com" to "https://google [dot] com/maps". Looks like it's not a big deal, but when you grant the location permission in your browser you now grant it to the whole #google [dot] com domain. 🤨 #privacy #googlemaps

There are 548 properties in the CSS spec. 🤯 That’s nuts. Scroll through this page and let it wash over you. w3.org/Style/CSS/all-… How can we practically learn when and how to use all this? Especially when it’s just a small slice of all we need to know as web devs?!

So many people who chime in with awful hacks and just don't know it's the default `img { vertical-align: baseline }` doing that. 😢

Pro tip: use clickbait commit messages to get your teammates to review your code faster git commit -m “First she noticed a bug in production. What happens next will SHOCK you!”

Testing this (not sure if it's Nightly only), and it's working pretty well!

🕰 Le 9 novembre 2004 (18 ans), Mozilla sortait Firefox 1.0. À cette époque, Internet Explorer détenait alors 91,35% des parts de marché des navigateurs web.

Internet Explorer sera définitivement désactivé pour certaines versions de Windows 10 à partir de mi-février 2023 : la migration vers Edge sera imposée aux internautes blogs.windows.com/windowsexperie…