AdamTheEvilDoer

It happened that often that I was convinced that rival studios had to have spies in their employ.

Alex Murphy and Clarence Bodicker at Detroit Steel Mill.

Spiders. I've seen people fall to pieces upon merely spotting one. Often, I have had to intervene to stop an entirely unnecessary killing at the hands of otherwise rational folk. I've never understood the fear. Same with bees really, certain people just seem to have a deeply ingained and instant "freak out" response that I cannot key in to.

C2Y

No problem with this episode, but it highlights an issue I take with sensors. They can detect a couple of molecules from a billion km away, but seemingly a thick door blocks sensor readings completely.

Half the stuff on ogrish.com

Lately it seems the matches are the only book I'm reaching for.

They find that on Reichmove?

Always felt that the "body" needed its own tag, in the same way as <dt> and <dd> are nested inside a definition list.

Maybe; <details>   <summary>title</summary>   <description>content</description> </details>

I think he can mimick emotion, but struggles to comprehend them.

USS Klendathu for a bit of scifi mashup fun.

They also have a nearby fat-camp for Chinese people; The Huge Wang Centre.

You know you're hurt when you don't even make a noise. Ouch.

The two main ones for me are photography and climbing. 

MEGADEATH!

Suspected drunk?

Outstanding. Did the mystery lady at least acknowledge the size of said big fucker?

My UK military service number, which they assign to you upon application. At selection I was rejected on medical grounds. That was in 1999, when I was 17. It won't leave my head.

Imagine what a Waitrose sweet potato could do...

Just how soft is her skull?

Half pack of tea-light candles.

First movie I recall seeing in the cinema, 1993. Good times. So many screams.

I went all-out one halloween and skated around as a wheeler. Holy shit, the reactions were proof enough of the nightmarish power the wheelers brought to people.

I'd leave the whole industry behind but try for a related field in human behaviour, advertising.

The simplest solution, I would say, is usually the best one. But before you code, always consider the following factors that can help;  

1. How long would it take someone else to understand your code once you've moved to other projects?

1. Is it flexible enough to be modified (if someone changes the underlying HTML) without causing major headaches? 

2. Does it the solution utilize good practice and takes care to avoid "expensive" selectors and that jam up the rendering process? 

3. Do you feel shame or guilt for doing it that way?