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I usually stir with my right hand, in a clockwise direction. If I am doing it to the point that I switch hands, then I stir counter-clockwise with my left. It just feels more natural that way. :)
Overall humidity is down here, so the dew point and heat index are lower. Feels much nicer...a hint of things to come. :thumbsup:
Pressure 30.19 in
Visibility 10.0 miles
Clouds Scattered Clouds 3300 ft
Temperature 87.1 °F
Heat Index 90 °F
Dew Point 66 °F
Humidity 50%
Rainfall 0.00 in
My preference is to simply write my own code, likely much more efficient that that which would be generated by an automated process, and support only those browsers that comply with standards. If I have to include code to detect which browser is being used, and then load separate CSS for each...
No, I am doing only web coding now. I only have to worry about server side (PHP) and client side (CSS/javascript). PHP is consistent across servers (the only variance is the version running), but on the client side, browsers that don't follow standards are a problem. Since I am on no one's...
From what I have read, Edge suffers the same lack of standards compliance, however I don't know that from personal experience, nor will I be finding out. If my code happens to also work in Edge then great, if not, I won't be making any effort to support it. If more coders would take this stance...
All I can tell you is that when I implement W3C CSS, Firefox and Chrome work beautifully, and IE pukes much of the time. So, I conclude that IE is the odd man out. :)
The thing is, web coders need for there to be some kind of standard to be used, otherwise separate code has to be written for each browser. It's sort of like standards of measurement, where MS is like the U.S. in feeling they fill their britches so fully that they can use their own standards...
By modern, I mean W3C compliant, not released recently. :P
MS apparently doesn't feel the need to comply with the standards most others follow. And so coders are left to either write separate code to deal with their lack of compliance, or decide not to support non-compliant browsers. I now...
I've never tried Edge, mainly because my experience with IE as a troublesome browser that does not follow W3C compliance has made me wary of any browser from MS. My advice is to steer clear of any MS browser, and use a modern browser instead. ;)