Michael D

[Count Binface @CountBinface]

I just beat Britain First.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@sfraysse Thanks.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@sfraysse We are currently evaluating Trax Lrs. I see that 3.0 is due to be released. Will this be upgradeable from v2.x? Or will we need a fresh installation of 3.x

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@Goodplaya Put it another way.if you remove the color, ie make the kits greyscale, the difference in lightness is 13% which is too low.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@Goodplaya Contrast. The ratio between AFC red and Watford yellow is 3.7:1. I'm not sure what is FIFA threshold but this is too close in most standards

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

Ruby chocolate. Natural colour they say. What a joke! Even if the cocoa bean is pink it's not going to stay that way once roasted.

[CSS-Tricks @css]

Don’t let your color palette be an airball :: https://t.co/pv9nCf9eJU

[Matt Pearce 🦅🇺🇸 @mattdpearce]

Damn. https://t.co/jQOyWtOk8K

[David Walsh @davidwalshblog]

Non-dev thought of the day:

Arsenal and Madrid got me feeling like:

https://t.co/xkXqiv3AfG :(

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

Sad to see so many css awards type sites giving awards* to works that don't support Firefox, edge, smaller screens, mobile etc…

[Michał D. @wengerball]

Official news on crawling and indexing sites for the Google index: An update on how we tackle hacked spam http://t.co/iZBRKMrWVT

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

Looked more like Hazard pulling Gabriel than the other way around.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@yoavweiss @SaraSoueidan That entirely depends on which series you watch, and which part of UK you are.

[James Lewis @jameslewis]

The @Independent’s website is horrific. It won’t stop loading ad/tracking content. Over 40MB so far and going strong.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

Oh Naismith go on son.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

Wow. Talk about carved open.

[Matthew Feickert @HEPfeickert]

The #XKCD survey: http://t.co/syBpAJVKHx Possibly the best survey you will ever take.

[Michael D @dfunkydog]

@wengerball +10 seconds before seeing any content (on +60Mbps)

[Ars Technica UK @ArsTechnicaUK]

Google Chrome will block auto-playing Flash ads from September 1 http://t.co/ll9RJiE7Om by @markalexwalton