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The CSS :has() Selector
Learn how to use the CSS :has() selector to style parent elements based on their children. A game-changer for modern CSS.
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CSS Container Queries
Learn how CSS container queries let you style elements based on their container's size, not just the viewport.
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Semantic HTML Basics
Why semantic HTML matters for SEO, accessibility, and maintainable code. Stop using divs for everything.
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Understanding AI's strengths and limits saves you from wasting time on impossible tasks while maximizing its actual value for your business.
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Product Launch Announcement Templates
Save hours per product launch with AI-generated announcement templates that drive sales across all your marketing channels.
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grep Basics
Master the grep command to search for patterns in files. Essential for every developer's toolkit.
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Pipes and Redirection
Learn how to chain commands with pipes and redirect output to files. The foundation of shell scripting.
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Finding Files with find
Use the find command to locate files by name, type, size, or modification time. Never lose a file again.
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The Alarm Didn't Go Off (And That's Okay)
Your first morning of retirement feels both liberating and terrifying. Here's how to claim that found time as your own.
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Who Are You Without Your Job Title?
When your job title defined you for decades, retirement means meeting yourself again. Here's how to navigate the identity shift.
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The First Month Without a Paycheck
That first month without a regular paycheck hits differently than you expect—even when you've planned for it. Here's how to handle the financial vertigo.
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The Drive Home After Drop-Off
The drive home from college drop-off might be the longest journey of your parenting life. Here's how to navigate that bridge between who you were and who you're becoming.
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The Urge to Check Their Location App
That little dot on your phone feels both invasive and essential. Here's how to tell if location tracking is serving connection or feeding fear.
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The First Weekend Without Built-In Structure
That first Saturday with no soccer practice, no pancake requests, no built-in rhythm. The silence feels peaceful and unsettling—here's how to fill it.
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