The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body, so it’s not surprising that it’s one of the most commonly jacked-up joints as well. Nearly everyone I have worked with has messed up their shoulder at one time or another (including me). It’s easy to do once you know how, thankfully, it’s also relatively easy to fix....

In this dynamic Mushroom Color Atlas, explore the colorful universe of fungi through the spectrum of colors from dyeing with mushrooms.

Apparently you are not a real CSS dev if you don’t maintain your own CSS reset. Challenge accepted! Not a typical reset, but for sure a bunch of opinions.

List style position

https://mayank.co/blog/css-reset-layer/

A web component for drawing patterns with CSS

🎤💥 Oops...The Cert Died Again – Official Lyric Video 💥🎤
From the album: WOW Now That’s What I Call Digital Trust

🔐 It happened again... another expired certificate, another outage, another avoidable disaster. But this time, we’re singing about it.

Embeddings are a really neat trick that often come wrapped in a pile of intimidating jargon. If you can make it through that jargon, they unlock powerful and exciting techniques …

1/13/20: Course overview + the shell
1/14/20: Shell Tools and Scripting
1/15/20: Editors (Vim)
1/16/20: Data Wrangling
1/21/20: Command-line Environment
1/22/20: Version Control (Git)
1/23/20: Debugging and Profiling
1/27/20: Metaprogramming
1/28/20: Security and Cryptography
1/29/20: Potpourri
1/30/20: Q&A

The turn is where your pots grow, decisions get tougher, and costly mistakes often happen. In this video, you'll learn how to take control of the turn and squeeze maximum value from your best hands.

• When to keep betting and when to pump the brakes
• How to recognise turn cards that shift the dynamics
• How your opponent’s range changes after the flop
• Which cards to attack and when it’s better to check
• Key concepts like delayed C-Bets, Check-Raises, range interaction, and when to fire those No Equity Probes!

00:13 - Pot Controlling On Dynamic Turns

• Check back with top pair on dynamic boards - too many 2nd best hands fold if you bet turn

04:43 - Make Sure You Consider The Check-Raise

07:37 - Don't Over Bluff Delay The Turns That Are Perceived To Hit Your Range Hard

11:09 - Over Delaying With Your Air On Turn Cards That Are Perceived To Not Hit Your Range

13:31 - Make Sure You're Not Missing Those No Equity Probing Spots

• People aren't checking back 853r with good hands!

The biggest live tournament of the year is underway. Whether you’re in the mix or just railing the action, there’s still plenty of poker to be played — from side events to satellites and everything in between. It’s not too late to plug a few leaks, take your shot, and chase that life-changing score. With…

2. Players don’t 3-bet enough from the Big Blind.

• Preflop Exploit #2: Overfold To Preflop Aggression
• Preflop Exploit #3: 3-bet More

A Page in : Python Programming Exercises, Gently Explained

Learn Python testing in depth by writing unit and integration tests, measuring performance, and uncovering security issues. Find bugs before your users do!

https://cascadiajs-2025.netlify.app/23-starting-style/

A fast paced, animated, and jam packed tik-talk on CSS features from the past ~5 years. CSS has moved so fast, don't feel bad you aren't all caught up, no one is. This talk will teach you as many things as possible while providing good examples of practical use cases. Syntax, typography, color, architecture, and more.

00:00 - Introduction & Overview
01:20 - Page & View Transitions
03:04 - Range Syntax & Media Queries
03:51 - Container Queries & Units
06:04 - Cascade Layers
07:53 - Field Sizing with CSS
09:30 - Color Scheme: Light & Dark Modes
11:47 - Accent Color & Input Styling
12:34 - Type-Safe CSS Variables (app property)
15:14 - Scroll-Driven Animations
16:41 - View Animations & Intersection Observer Alternatives
18:21 - Advanced Easing with linear()
18:57 - Native Search Element
19:27 - Improved Form Validation
20:38 - Exclusive Accordions & Animating Height
21:34 - Math Functions in CSS
22:28 - Text Wrap: balance & pretty
24:47 - Color Mix & Color Spaces
25:51 - Relative Color & Dynamic Palettes
28:01 - Custom Scrollbar Styling
28:13 - Starting Style & Animating Entrances
28:37 - Dialogs, Popovers & Anchor Positioning
29:29 - Textbox Trim & Button Alignment
29:52 - Conclusion & Takeaways

We put these pieces together to create a SGR command. Thus, ESC[1m specifies bold (or bright) text, and ESC[31m specifies red foreground text. We can chain together parameters; for example, ESC[32;47m specifies green foreground text on a white background.

The following diagram shows a complete example for rendering the word “text” in red with a single underline.

CSI Final Byte
\x1b[31;4mtext

https://www.openculture.com/2025/10/1100-works-of-art-by-georgia-okeeffe.html

Unit tests act as living documentation, showing code behavior, staying up-to-date with changes, and covering edge cases to improve code clarity and reliability.

• Unit tests explain code behavior

• Unit tests are always in sync with the code

• Unit tests cover edge cases

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41871629

Explore every album from the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, across all editions.

Follow step-by-step as Max Dunbar brings a fantasy character to life with pencil and ink work.

Grid is a powerful, flexible tool that brings complex layouts to life.

A new set of principles for placing design at the heart of digital business

The trouble with best practices

The result is a familiar waterfall process, where strategy leads to UX, UX leads to UI, UI leads to “finished” designs, and only then does engineering begin.

Most of the team’s energy goes into producing artifacts for this flow. Storyboards, user journeys, and wireframes are all methods that once helped keep design human-centered, but are now implemented as key deliverables needed for businesses to measure progress.

One cost is that the work is slow. Product teams struggle under the weight of these processes and, at worst, end up filling their time completing checklists instead of doing impactful work. Because the work is done in isolation in page-based, manual design tools far away from the medium we’re designing for, the outputs tend to be derivative, perpetuating a pervasive monoculture in digital design.

In this first in a two-part series, learn how to compose creative arrangements using intros and outros, vamps and licks, style changes, and more