The full Visual Studio actually let's you only install the languages you need

Mandatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/810/

Yeah CSS is a complete nightmare. Nothing works and you never know why. The only thing you can do is to randomly change attruibutes randomly until something happens. I remember working on a simple website and i had to do a gradient banner. The gradient was relatively simple but the true challenge was making it stretch edge to edge. No matter what i did there was always a little bit of padding or the layout was completely off. I don't even remember how i solved it.

I don't know how things work where your live, but I'm willing to bet my right hand that there is not a single person in my school that knows what to do in case of a seizure.

Epilepsy training is bog standard for teachers. Just because the kids don't know how to handle it doesn't mean that the teachers won't.

I find it a little strange that a new pin code length recommendation is a front page feature.

Phone as webcam. That's the feature. Though they talk more about how you can customize your lockscreen more now.

Thinking about security-in-practice isn't the worst thing a project can promote.

A step towards deshittifying the taskbar. Now let me make the icons smaller and move the taskbar to diffrent sides of the screen.

I could say the same about reddit except for the "enjoy" part. I imagine that in a while people will give up on finding alternatives and go back to reddit. Unless reddit keeps doing more stupid stuff it's not going away anytime soon.

This is the story of Reddit for years.

The best case trajectory for Reddit is Facebook's: a highly populated corporate cesspool of low quality leftovers.

But that really is the best case, as Reddit doesn't have the "my family and my boss are on Facebook, so I have to be there" effect that Facebook has. It really does rely on some threshold of quality posts.

Gonna have to try this one