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Quickly copy and paste Unicode whitespace characters — and learn how and when to use them.

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Everyone keeps telling you that you need to practice your fundamentals. What the hell does that mean, and how do you do it? This subreddit's all about concrete exercises that you can do to improve your fundamentals. We'll give you homework and we'll tell you where you're going right and wrong.

In this article we’re going to look at how to improve movement quality in the upper body with mobility, stability, and motor control focused exercises. Sports-specific needs aside, the bulk of my initial programming for my clients’ upper body work focuses on the posterior chain, and there's no change here. I believe in lengthening the front and strengthening the back of the body first.

Ficus are one of the most popular and easy to care for indoor Bonsai. In this video I show you how to prune and care for them.

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In Italy, roughly 70% of households have a Bialetti Moka Pot. And chances are you have one too. But are you using it the right way?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfDLoIvb0w4

Here it is in text, if someone wants to save it :)
Constants:

1. Boiling water in the boiler
2. Full basket of coffee
3. Avoid sputtering phase by cooling down the chamber under cold water

Variables:

1. The lighter the roast, the finer the ground.
2. Less filled boiler will brew a bit earlier. Usually, dark roasts -> a bit less water, light roasts -> full boiler
3. Preheat the hob/relatively low heat on the gas hob
4. As soon as the liquid starts to flow, turn off the heat. For electric hobs, move it to the edge of the hob.

Troubleshooting:
If the sputtering phase starts before you think it's time (not enough coffee out etc):

1. Too fine of a grind
2. Too much heat

These recipes make a convincing argument in favor of the criminally underrated vegetable.

https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1025927-cabbage-parm
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1027365-roasted-cabbage-and-butter-beans
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/769793550-creamy-vegan-cabbage-pasta
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1027694-cabbage-potato-and-cheese-dumplings-with-dill
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1021649-sheet-pan-kielbasa-with-cabbage-and-beans
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018884-hot-slaw-mexican-style
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1026705-roasted-cabbage-with-capers-and-garlic
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1022215-lemon-tahini-slaw

Italian broccoli salad combines tender broccoli with fresh lemon zest that's tossed in a garlicky lemon-Dijon vinaigrette and served chilled.

Human-centered design has four major principles:

1. Understand and Address the Core Problems;
2. Be People-Centered;
3. Use a Systems Approach;
4. Use Rapid Iterations of Prototyping and Testing.

Learn how to use line-height units when setting paragraph margins — creating vertical rhythm in your text.

My favorite thing to do with the lh unit is to set margins on content. Let’s set a new universal margin on paragraphs with:

p { margin-block: 1lh; }

When I’m not doing graphic design stuff at We Made This, I’m an Associate Lecturer on the Graphic Design BA course at the School of Art, Architecture and Design (previously named The Cass) at London Metropolitan University. It’s a wonderful course, with great connections to industry, and some really brilliant students who regularly create exciting and […]

Building desktop applications has traditionally been a challenge in the Perl ecosystem. While we have... Tagged with perl, c, xs, programming.

This mellow, jazz-flavored arrangement is based on Chet Baker’s version of the timeless standard.

⭐️ Get Recipe: https://theplantbasedschool.com/gigantes-plaki-greek-baked-beans/

This Gigantes Plaki (Greek baked beans) recipe gives you a simple, comforting one-pan dinner made with pantry beans, tomatoes, olive oil, and feta cheese—easy to make, deeply satisfying, and perfect for a cozy, healthy weeknight meal.

A piece of "heredoc" data can appear anywhere in a Perl expression. It starts with an initial operator written either << or <<~. The second variant with an added tilde ~, available since Perl v5.26, introduces an indented heredoc, where initial spaces on the left of each line are automatically removed by the interpreter.

Empty string as delimiter

The delimiter string can also be .. an empty string! In that case the heredoc content ends at the next empty line; this is an elegant way to minimize noise around the data.

Several heredocs can start on the same line, as in this example:

my @blogs = $dbh->selectall_array(<<~END_OF_SQL, {}, split(/\n/, <<~END_OF_BIND_VALUES));

Watch someone backspace 40 characters instead of pressing CTRL+W, and you’ll understand why this list exists.

Hacker News:
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Learn how to use native CSS nesting in modern browsers. Understand the & selector, specificity rules, differences from Sass, and when to use nesting with practical examples for components, themes, and accessibility.

Here's where things get a little interesting. CSS nesting follows the same specificity rules as traditional CSS, with one important detail: the & nesting selector calculates its specificity like the :is() pseudo-class it uses the highest specificity from the parent selector list, not the sum of all the selectors.