And you are here why?

/via http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/10/10/a-story-about-css-units/ CSS Is Awesome! No, really, it’s awesome. It’s awesome in exactly the same way as  emacs  is awesome, in that spending 6 weeks away from it means I have to re-learn every damn thing I knew all over again. And yes, I’m saying this because I’m looking at a bunch of CSS that I  know  I’ve tweaked successfully in the past, and it’s all greek to me. Or rather, it’s all CSS to me. Sigh. 

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See the Pen Ramen by pure CSS by AaronChuo (小狂) ( @aaronchuo ) on CodePen .

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with apologies to Claire's mug

Stephanie Rieger initiated the latest dust-up involving screen sizes.   The problem, as she points out, is that "Android" really isn't about one device, and one screen size - its based on a combination of "Actual" screen resolution Browser views (browsers embedded in other apps like facebook and twitter), where the "shell" sucks up some real-estate Settings like "Zoom" Viewport orientation based on portrait/landscape and oh, so many more things (By the way, the article is about Android, but the same applies across iOS, RIM, etc.) This actually takes me back to my early days in the web-world (1993, natch) - when you had only Mosaic (and Netscape 0.9 in '94) to contend with design decisions were easy.  Very shortly thereafter, life became a living hell , as you had to start designing towards various iterations of Netscape, since each version came out with its new set of HTML tags that made life so much easier, yet complete...