Kids these days...

You need to e.preventDefault(). On mobile it scrolls the phone when I drag the handle around.

This is just marketing..

How would a French press wake up your kids?

Grinding his own beans? My electric burr grinder is pretty damn loud. My hand grinder is better, but a lot more work.

I'm guessing an electric grinder for the beans.

I'm guessing it's the grinding the beans. Electric grinders are LOUD.

Not all of them are. At least my old one was way louder than my current. Same price range, too ($20-$30 I think, both were presents). I think I could use this one in my kitchen without waking up anyone. There's a good possibility that the old one was also noisier just because it was getting old and perhaps rattled a bit. Both are blade grinders, maybe burr grinders are louder by nature. I think if I really wanted it more quiet I could even wrap it in a towel or pillow :-p

I grind my beans by hand :)

What bubble is that may I ask?

I share a bubble with eterm, in a Fortune 100 enterprise. I have heard React mentioned once by a particularly engaged front-end developer, but everything I know of in production is JQuery, a couple Angular 1 apps, and a whole lot of horrible older stuff.

There is clickbait going around and it's fooling no one.

Full quote: "...but often times better than a master of one"

That's a modern addition.

Line height isn't really solved by a one size fits all solution. Each font size should have it's own line height that is proportional to the size of the text.

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Is it just me or does his voice sound exactly like a text-to-speech reading?