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6 web layout myths busted

 6 web layout myths busted

When the web was first invented, there was no technology for page layout. Every background was grey. Every page was a single column of text, filling the whole space from side to side. Over the years, we've created one hack after another to tackle page layout.

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Confronting racism is not about the needs and feelings of white people

 Confronting racism is not about the needs and feelings of white people

I was leaving a corporate office building after a full day of leading workshops on how to talk about race thoughtfully and deliberately. The audience for each session had been similar to the dozens I had faced before.

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Apple’s Services Event

 Apple’s Services Event

From everything we’ve shared with you, you can see how important these services are for us and for all the ways they extend the experiences of our customers even further. They entertain, inspire, inform, and enrich our lives.

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Jay Rayner: my 20 years as a restaurant critic

 Jay Rayner: my 20 years as a restaurant critic

I am the accidental restaurant critic. It was never my plan, because what fool would nurture an ambition to have their dinner paid for and then be paid to write smartarse things about it? And yet, exactly 20 years ago this month, that’s what I started doing. Two decades later I am still doing it.

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I Rode an E-Scooter as Far From Civilization as Its Batteries Could Take Me

 I Rode an E-Scooter as Far From Civilization as Its Batteries Could Take Me

Almost as suddenly as the electric rent-a-scooters appeared, everyone had an opinion about them. They began clogging sidewalks across the Bay Area in late 2017 ($1 to start!) as brands with four-letter names like Bird and Lime fought for dominance in the latest vampiric startup scheme.

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How I Wrote My First Technical Book

I just finished writing my first technical book, Production-Ready Microservices, and I've gotten a lot of questions about how I approached it, how I wrote it, and what the process was like from start to finish.

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NCSC IT: how the NCSC chose its cloud services

So far in the series discussing how the NCSC built its IT we’ve talked about our design principles, the resulting architectural principles and some of the practicalities of building our network in the cloud.

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Misogynist boors, get used to it: women’s football is about to boom

It has not been a good few weeks for the ‘nobody cares about women’s football’ crowd. In Madrid, 60,739 people attended a Primera División game between Atletico Madrid and Barcelona. In Turin, Juventus Women played in the Allianz Stadium for the first time.

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Let’s Buy a Train

 Let’s Buy a Train

When Bob Lowe wants to take a cross-country trip, the first stop for him is 30th Street Station in Philadelphia, where his own private railroad awaits. Sort of.

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IBM purged ‘gray hairs’ and ‘old heads’ as it launched ‘Millennial Corps’: lawsuit

 IBM purged ‘gray hairs’ and ‘old heads’ as it launched ‘Millennial Corps’: lawsuit

Technology giant IBM targeted “gray hairs” and “old heads” for negative performance reviews so it could oust them from the company as it formed a “Millennial Corps” and focused on hiring “early professionals,” a new age-discrimination lawsuit claims.

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Pinterest S-1, Zoom S-1, The Enterprise-Consumer Flip-Flop

Stratechery.com is supported by subscriptions to the Daily Update. The Daily Update consists of substantial analysis of the news of the day (~1800 words) delivered via three daily emails in addition to the free weekly article (four total articles per week).

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Firefox Lockbox Now on Android, Keeping your Passwords Safe

 Firefox Lockbox Now on Android, Keeping your Passwords Safe

If you’re like most Firefox users, you have dozens if not hundreds of stored logins in your browser. When you use Firefox Accounts you get to take your logins on the web in Firefox Mobile.

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