Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
Rockville, Maryland, USA
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Yet the Republican party has included, in their coalition, rich people who want to pay less tax, and who thus want less government. (3/7)
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We have a mechanism to act together as a society. It's called government. These are things government should do. (2/7)
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Appeals for donations to aid #Harvey victims make me sad, just like GoFundMe campaigns to pay for essential health care do. (1/7)
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Realistically, distributed between San Antonio, Austin, DFW, Shreveport, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Memphis, and many places in between.
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I recall pre-Katrina speculation about evacuation of New Orleans taking 72 hours. Presumably Houston would take longer?
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Betsy (1965, LA)
Carla (1961, TX)
Donna (1960, FL)
Gracie (1959, SC)
Hazel (1954, NC)
1949, FL
1948, FL
1945, FL
Labor Day 1935, FL (cat 5)
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But I thought the declaration of a-t-f in the keyframe only applied until the next keyframe for that property.
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Wouldn't the timing function need to be included in all keyframes other than 100% to override the property fully?
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Small state bias *did* swing the 2000 presidential election. Without small state bias, Gore would have won without Florida.
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Snake chart at projects.fivethirtyeight.com… suggests small state bias is about +6 EV for Republicans, since margin is around 24 D states & 27 R.
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The last hurricanes to make landfall in the US at category 4 or greater were:
Charley (2004, FL)
Andrew (1992, FL, cat 5)
Hugo (1989, SC)
Harvey continues to intensify according to @NHC_Atlantic and is now a category 4 #hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph.
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Is there consensus on how risky TLS 1.0 and 1.1 are? Is it worth pressuring sites that don't support 1.2, so browsers can drop 1.0 & 1.1?