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CSS display: inline-block: why it rocks, and why it sucks - Robert's talk

February 27 2010, 2:52pm
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The Real Performance Overhead of CSS Expressions Performance, Scalability and Architecture – Java and .NET Application Performance Management (dynaTrace Blog)

not like anyone uses them... but...

February 16 2010, 11:16am
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Dung-Beetle - A Javascript based DOM+CSS editor and inspector for any browser

super useful.

January 12 2010, 1:08pm
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CSS performance: UI with fewer images / Stoyan's phpied.com

lots of css3 plus the appropriate IE filter fallbacks. been meaning to write this post myself for a while. A+

December 23 2009, 5:39pm
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The Cascade, Grids, Headings, and Selectors from an OOCSS Perspective, Ajax Experience 2009

solid overview of nicole's OOCSS stuff. i finally get it. and it challenges a lot of my practices. :)

October 21 2009, 6:56am
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Better CSS outline suppression

October 18 2009, 1:47pm
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cssUnit « Simon Kenyon Shepard :: justLikeThat.

really want to dig into this one.

October 8 2009, 8:21pm
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Thin Text in Safari with Snow Leopard // Ordered List // We Make The Web Beautifully Simple

October 4 2009, 6:34pm
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Mozilla Webdev » Blog Archive » Cross-Browser Inline-Block

September 28 2009, 10:18am

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You're looking at my Lifestream, a real-time flow of my activity across various websites, blah blah blah. Aggregation + visualization = more websites! go web 2.5!
-paul irish

(btw- if you're confused on the domain, read Saussure, Predictive Text, Cycling Awake and the word 'Book')

that's so book!

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