Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
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For me, 2nd question is easy, since middle-middle has 2 ways to access aisle in case one is asleep (assuming 3-3-3 layout).
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... except for all the callers that are accidentally using locale-sensitive functions when they didn't mean to
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But if we take Monaco's density maybe we can avoid its stratification. (warm weather would be nice too)
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Why not by state ballot measure submitted by 2/3 of the legislature? (And what *is* the criteria for amendment vs. revision?)
SFO, LAX, SEA are relatively similar. Key point to consider for all-hands is short list at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kona_I…
I think Paris and Taipei are good cities for similar reasons, but the architecture is sure different.
I think "at home quickly" and "quickly at home" are both valid, with connotation that the second one is unusual.
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Maybe 747s are certified for that? Also, from-hub or to-hub? Some things they're allowed to fly home with, I think.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minguo… . Pretty common in 臺灣.
Chapter 7 of drafts.fxtf.org/css-masking-… (Positioned Masks) now supported in @FirefoxNightly - try it and file bugs
CSS Masking is now enabled by default for testing in @FirefoxNightly and Developer Edition! Great work by CJ Ku in @MozTW. Give it a try!
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IIRC it might have been more than missing syscalls, but maybe (??) @ojanvafai or @ElliottZ remembers
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