You may don’t know but the entire family of IE browser has a limit for the amount of CSS selectors to be swallowed; and when I say entire I mean IE6, IE7, and IE8.

Yes you read right, the “fabulous” new IE8 still is carrying that limitation.

Long story short is that IE stops reading selectors after 4095 ignoring the rest of your CSS code, however this is not happening in other browsers.

You may think this is a big number (I did too) but you will be surprise to see how easily the selectors growth when you are working with a CMS and a big big site.

I just saw this video in YouTube and I have to say that is quite scary. We are moving fast, that is for sure :$

CSS is not an easy world and even Google make their errors.

I took this screen-shot today (20/03/2009), don’t you think those buttons are to close to the input box?

Nobody is perfect

This is the best thing that I’ve ever seen about Twitter, completely hilarious

We all know that when you want to add multiple files to the SVN repository you need to specified each one of those files, something like this:

svn add file1 file2 dir3/file3

But what happen when what you need is to add all those files that are not under revision yet?

Well, in that case we have this solutions:

svn add $( svn st | grep "^?" | awk '{print $2}' )

I hope this make a little bit easier your working days.

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