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Agenda+ for max/min-font-size? 16:05:56 + +1.415.231.aahh 16:06:01 Rossen_ has joined #css 16:06:09 zakim, +1.415.231.aahh is me 16:06:09 +koji; got it 16:06:14 dbaron has joined #css 16:06:20 fantasai: Basically we have an issue on if we should display control characters. Currently browsers don't and this message argues we should to expose broken pages and get them fixed 16:06:24 +dbaron 16:06:36 +??P26 16:06:42 fantasai: koji and I don't have a strong opinion so we want working group opinions. If we make the change it will require a change to all impl 16:07:02 Zakim, ??P26 is me 16:07:02 +abinader; got it 16:07:08 ??: Is this proposed as a style property? 16:07:16 s/??/glenn/ 16:07:26 +[Microsoft] 16:07:40 zakim, microsoft has me 16:07:40 +Rossen_; got it 16:07:42 fantasai: We're not prop as a style prop. We don't see a use case for control, this is about default behaviour 16:08:00 isn’t this something that should be defined in the host language? 16:08:05 glenn: I would suggest a defaul of presenting control char is wrong. I think the author could choose to display 16:08:40 TabAtkins: The point of the thread was authors don't want diplay, they do it accidently. You never want control characters to display. There's silent data corruption because they're left accidently 16:08:45 leaverou, no, not really. If the host language wnats them to go away, it should preprocess them away. CSS is what says how text is displayed 16:09:03 TabAtkins: If the default stays as don't display, it doesn't solve the request and having an author able to choose doesn't help either. 16:09:13 glenn: For ex in unicode there's many control char... 16:09:17 fantasai: No. 16:09:25 TabAtkins: We're talking about the block of 32 after ascii 16:09:29 fantasai: default-ignorable characters are not affected 16:09:33 glenn: C1 controls only. 16:09:44 glenn: So there's no semantic controls assigned to those? 16:09:50 TabAtkins: Certainly not on the web. 16:09:59 TabAtkins: If they were havign them stay invisable isn't great. 16:10:12 glenn: So I wouldn't obj to the C1 char but it seems a special case. 16:10:31 -SimonSapin 16:10:38 TabAtkins: It is because all the others are marked by unicode to ignore. These aren't so at the moment by ignoring them we somewhat violating unicode. 16:10:55 +??P11 16:10:57 TabAtkins: Since other parts of the tech stack don't ignore them, but browsers do we should help them realize there was a mistake. 16:11:01 Zakim, ??P11 is me 16:11:01 +SimonSapin; got it 16:11:25 I believe his proposal includes C0 too 16:11:47 glazou: Is there anything else to say about this? I'm a bit lost. 16:11:54 glenn: [reads koji comment] 16:12:08 fantasai: Includes all the characters that aren't default to ignore or CSS whitespace 16:12:21 glenn: Is there a default display for C1 control characters? 16:12:49 fantasai: No, but I think that we would say they must render some kind of glyph, be that a missing character glyph or the corrisponding symbol or what... 16:13:10 TabAtkins: As an ex my box right now renders c0 as their tiny name in a diagonal row across an m-box. 16:13:30 TabAtkins: Might be a special font. Browsers can have default fonts that render or they get a last resort character. 16:13:42 fantasai: Basically render and be treated as visible for render and line breaking 16:13:59 fantasai: Key thing is do we display or continue to ignore? I'd like to hear from broswers. 16:14:07 glenn: I think we should hear from unicode or i18n 16:14:12 fantasai: unicode says display 16:14:25 TabAtkins, Wikipedia uses these separate code points: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/block/control_pictures/list.htm 16:14:36 koji: I talked to unicode list and they said we should display in identities like URL and says the effects shouldn't applyt o CSS rendering 16:14:48 fantasai: We're a higher level protical so we can do what's appropriate. 16:14:52 http://unicode.org/pipermail/unicode/2014-July/000801.html 16:15:04 glenn: But if we think appropriate is the opposite of them, it's worht considering 16:15:16 fantasai: Any opinion from browser vendors? Do they need more time? Not care? 16:15:30 TabAtkins: As much as a represent a browser vendor, which is only slightly, I'm fine witht he change 16:15:36 fantasai: Do you want them to display? 16:15:55 TabAtkins: I'd rather have them display. Or be default ignorable so they're ignored by everything. This halfway is no good 16:15:59 fantasai: Microsoft? 16:16:06 Rossen_: I have to check with the font guy. 16:16:37 fantasai: Opinions for Apple or Mozilla? Opinion, more time? 16:16:55 dbaron: Jonathan works for us so I think that's a clear opinion. There might be other who disagree with him. 16:16:57 fantasai: But not you 16:17:08 dbaron: I don't have a trong opinion, but tend to agree as long as it works. 16:17:18 fantasai: Anything from Apple or Opera? 16:17:26 s/trong/strong 16:17:38 glazou: Apperantly not. 16:18:49 +[Apple] 16:18:52 koji: On the unicode ML was that the spec said everything except default ignorable should be displayed visiable 16:18:53 Zakim, Apple has me 16:18:53 +hober; got it 16:19:05 koji: So if we go and display the discussion might not stop there and we'd need more 16:19:08 TabAtkins: What else? 16:19:15 http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/DerivedCoreProperties.txt 16:19:31 koji: Unicode says desplay everything that isn't default ignore. If you look at ^ url you have the list of default ignorable 16:19:41 http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/category/index.htm 16:19:49 koji: So characters with glyphs assigned, there's be plenty to display 16:19:55 TabAtkins: I thinkw e display those in chrome. 16:20:17 TabAtkins: We do unknown glyphs. Same for FFF. sometimes there's a glyph in the corner. 16:20:26 glazou: Unless there's more to discuss, I'd like to move on 16:20:46 fantasai: My take-away is we'll change to say control characters are displayed unless mmicrosoft says otherwise. Is that correct? 16:20:50 group: yes 16:20:57 Topic: Flexbox Issues 16:21:03 glazou: There's 3 in the agenda 16:21:04 Since Apple and Opera have no opinion and Mozilla is strongly in favor 16:21:41 TabAtkins: First, in the last F2F we thought that phraseing abspos text with the position as a point vs as a box are eq. but they're not due to safe positioning 16:22:00 TabAtkins: If safe is on there's a difference between where it displays witht he old text and the current text using points to align. 16:22:21 TabAtkins: In the old text if the box was really big it would shift to the side, but now it stays truely centered. 16:22:57 TabAtkins: This might not be aproblem, we're not sure. We're brinigng up that there is a difference we didn't know about before. WE plan to review the abspos text in general and make it better, so we may review then 16:23:10 TabAtkins: We're just brining up that some change may be needed and need approval. 16:23:18 dbaron: So which way is the text and what's the planned change? 16:23:53 TabAtkins: We pos the child as it's the sole item in the flex and that gave us a box to position in. The new text was that the sttic pos should be a point and rephrase in terms of finding a point and aligning the abspos to that. 16:24:20 TabAtkins: b/c the old text honored safe align and the new doesn't, we're not sure which to handle and which we want to end up with in order to make sure it's specified clearly 16:24:32 TabAtkins: Right now the only definition is unclear about exactly what the static position is 16:24:44 Rossen_: So you're suggesting we need to clear up what the staticpos means? 16:25:11 TabAtkins: I think we'll need to do that unless fantasai included a simplier approach. It's a hey we'll need to revisit this as we narrow things down. 16:25:17 TabAtkins: Next issue 16:25:49 TabAtkins: This needs discussion. We disucessed that flex-basis: auto is odd because it overlaps with width so you have to say flex-basis: auto and width: auto 16:26:00 This is the issue : http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2014Jul/0008.html 16:26:03 TabAtkins: It's also wierd that computed and used of auto mean something different. 16:26:25 TabAtkins: We discussed renamining flex-basis: auto. WE provisionally are using main-size 16:26:42 TabAtkins: We're leaving the short hand as is because it's used to widely. 16:27:10 TabAtkins: So is the name change okay and does anyone have the ability to track what the actual usage of flex-basis: auto is and if it's paired with non-auto width 16:27:13 -abinader 16:27:37 - +1.631.398.aagg 16:27:51 TabAtkins: Right now chrome is showing a disterbingly high number. I think a lot of torotrials ignored our note not to use. Hopefully there's isn't much paired with non-auto width because that'st he realy problem. 16:28:12 TabAtkins: If anyone has a way to track this, that would be awesome. If not, we might just change and see how much breakage there is. 16:28:22 TabAtkins: Any thougths or suggestions better than main-size 16:28:29 Rossen_: This is in the current ED? 16:28:32 fantasai: Yeah. 16:28:39 Rossen_: I was looking at it and... 16:28:48 + +1.631.398.aaii 16:28:55 +??P17 16:29:03 TabAtkins: Do you see it now? 16:29:04 Zakim, ??P17 is me 16:29:04 +abinader; got it 16:29:05 Rossen_: Yeah. 16:29:11 Rossen_: That sounds pretty good. 16:29:13 TabAtkins: Okay. 16:29:18 I'm happy with the change assuming it sticks. 16:29:43 TabAtkins: If there's no obj for now we can stick with it and if someone comes up with a better idea, post to the ML thread 16:30:00 Rossen_: So to clarify you see a bunch of flex-basis usage, but can't track values? 16:30:07 Rossen_: I'll see if I can run a quiry 16:30:24 TabAtkins: If you can, check to see if you can find flex-basis: auto paired with non-auto width 16:30:51 TabAtkins: It would be good to know how much flex-basis: auto there is, but we also what to know how much will change when we say it's auto not look at width. 16:30:59 Rossen_: Is this a change fairly soon? 16:31:09 TabAtkins: We just changed the spec yesterday. There's no impl yet. 16:31:25 fantasai: The other name option was match-size 16:31:53 TabAtkins: I didn't like it because it seemed to imply that it should look at another element, but it's not a strong objection. 16:32:14 Rossen_: I think main-size is good. I'm sure there will be a lot of action once we get close to another round of calls. Then we'll get 10 other names 16:32:23 fantasai: Seems people are happy witht he general content 16:32:26 Rossen_: Yes. 16:32:40 fantasai: so resolve accepting the change pending usage data and future bikeshedding? 16:32:57 glazou: Any obj? 16:33:04 RESOLVED: accepting the change pending usage data and future bikeshedding 16:33:21 glazou: Next one? 16:33:27 s/accepting/accept 16:33:36 TabAtkins: Next is fantasai or dbaron? 16:33:43 Rossen_: There's another flex? 16:33:48 TabAtkins: No, there were just 3 links 16:34:00 Topic: How far from bases should ruby text be? 16:34:11 fantasai: dbaron do you want to do this on the ml? 16:34:28 glazou: gregwhitworth sent this, but sent regrets, so I think we should move to item 5 for now. 16:34:30 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2014Jun/0486.html 16:34:34 Topic: Selector Parsing 16:34:44 dbaron^: yeah, let's discuss on ml 16:34:52 TabAtkins: The issue is that the unicode range token we just discovered has a long running source of potential bugs 16:34:53 div u+a { color: read; } 16:34:57 s/sent this/sent item 4/ 16:35:03 TabAtkins: Okay, pretend that was a real color 16:35:14 s/read/red/ 16:35:30 TabAtkins: This looking like div with a u decendant and an a sybling. This parses as a div ident 16:35:36 TabAtkins: and then a white space 16:35:47 TabAtkins: then a unicode range token witht he value a 16:36:12 TabAtkins: This happens any time you have an underline tag slector followed by a syb combinator followed by a-f 16:36:19 TabAtkins: So the selector will be invalid accidently 16:36:27 glazou: So does that mean current browsers fail? 16:36:57 TabAtkins: Chrome and firefox at least call that invalid, IE does not. Selector parsing is defined loosly. At least 2 browsers consider it invalid 16:37:15 TabAtkins: This is with CSS minifiers that removes space around combinators except in this one case. 16:37:36 TabAtkins: Suggestion is to fix this by killing the unicode range and instead use something like 16:37:53 TabAtkins: It'll be just as ugly and complex, but we know it's possible and you can't put one together that works. 16:38:03 I am strongly in favor of doing this. 16:38:10 TabAtkins: I think this is the right way because it's an odd parsing case taht doens't look like anything else in CSS> 16:38:18 +1 16:38:19 unicode-range is only used in one place in the entire language, shouldn't be causing problems anywhere else 16:38:25 TabAtkins: I can see how special purpose tokens can cause problems here or in the future. 16:38:42 let's just get rid of :) 16:38:46 TabAtkins: So I way we replace with a production and make sure the two spec that care, font and font-loading, get updated appropriatly 16:38:52 fantasai: I think this is a good idea. 16:39:02 TabAtkins: Some people on thread seem okay, but I want to head obj 16:39:27 glenn: Do you haev a concrete prop for replacement syntax? You said something like I was wondering if you have actual proposal 16:39:34 +1 for the change 16:39:42 TabAtkins: I have it in my head, but not in the spec. If I have difficulties I can bring it back tot he list 16:39:48 fantasai: We have people in favor. Anyone not? 16:39:51 +1 16:39:51 glazou: I'm in favor 16:39:58 +0 16:40:25 dbaron: It seems like a bunch of work to impl so we may not do it immediatly and may do a patch and latter do it the right way. It's easy to fix doing context-dependant. 16:40:37 TabAtkins: It's easy with implementations, but I'm for solving it. 16:40:51 dbaron: Context-dependant tokenization is worth avoiding in the long run. 16:41:25 RESOLVED: Remove the unicode range token from syntax and replace with a unicode production similar to . 16:41:40 Update CSS Syntax, CSS Fonts, and CSS Font Loading accordingly. 16:41:43 glazou: That was shorter than expected. Rossen_ can you do greg's item? 16:41:58 Rossen_: I think TabAtkins was saying he has something to say. 16:42:02 TabAtkins: I have an agenda+ 16:42:11 Rossen_: So let's do that and if we still have time I'll talk 16:42:18 Topic: TabAtkins 's + 16:42:54 TabAtkins: I think this is a resonable request, such as when I'm doing a large text and want it bigger but not bigger than the screen. It should be sized in viewport units, but not larget han the viewport. 16:43:08 TabAtkins: It seems reasonable, but I'm wondering if there's issue 16:43:37 TabAtkins: There's a min and max property and you resolve in the same way max and min are done. If it violates max, resolve and if it violates min resolve again 16:43:50 TabAtkins: So in my case if you want really big text, but not overflow. 16:44:06 fantasai: I think this is reasonable to have. The only alt is if we introduce max and min functions so you can put it inline. 16:44:10 {min,max}-font-size have been requested quite a lot by authors 16:44:19 fantasai: I agree with solving with either the property or the max/min 16:44:19 copyfitting! 16:44:35 TabAtkins: They're not incompatable. We could always add the scond later 16:44:42 dauwhe: Is there accessability concern? 16:45:02 TabAtkins: I think the opposite. Min font size can be useful so that whatever fancy units don't get smaller than 15 px 16:45:11 dauwhe: It sounds like this could help the ebook world. 16:45:31 TabAtkins: So are there any obj or any reasons why we haven't adopted this becides the possible duplication? 16:45:46 max-font-size: 80vh; min-font-size: 12pt; 16:45:54 ??: I'd be interested in seeing how we're supposed to use it. So min size is so it stays readble, but your'e resolving on max? 16:46:03 TabAtkins: Min wins all conflicts. That matches existing 16:46:20 ??: If you're doing the example from leaverou 12 would be favored? 16:46:30 fantasai: You use the font size prop to set and this places a limit 16:46:37 ??: So you use all three in combo? 16:46:57 s/to set/to set the font size/ 16:46:58 s/??/MaRakow 16:46:59 fantasai: Yes. You set min max and font size and know that when you set the font it will never go above or below your min/max 16:47:05 s/font size prop/font-size property/ 16:47:38 TabAtkins: Keeping the same sematics as min/max width seems sensible. max prevents overflow and min prevents unreasonable smallness so for accessiblility honoring min when it conflicts max is sensible 16:47:54 TabAtkins: fantasai do you object to the prop, or want to give another try to funt? 16:47:59 do we have font-size:auto yet? 16:48:11 fantasai: No, it makes sense. You may want to do things seperatly, so seperation gives better usability 16:48:15 TabAtkins: cool. 16:48:19 TabAtkins: So any obj? 16:48:27 s/min max and font size/min max on the document and use font-size to set the font size throughout the document, knowing that/ 16:48:50 RESOLVED: andd min and max font-size properties 16:48:56 s/andd/add 16:49:05 TabAtkins: Is John still fonts editor? 16:49:11 nice - well done all 16:49:13 glazou: He asked to leave temporarily. 16:49:13 plh has joined #css 16:49:18 TabAtkins: then I can do editing. 16:49:26 fantasai: Fonts is in CR so do we add to 3 or 4? 16:49:47 fantasai: I think the syntax should be level 3, but this is a new feature. Maybe toss it in an ED? 16:49:52 -BrianKardell 16:50:04 MaRakow: Elsewise we'd have to go back to LC? 16:50:11 TabAtkins: Yes, until we remove LC as a level. 16:50:16 s/MaRakow/?? 16:50:23 new ED, implementations, test cases, interop, slip it into a Fonts CR iteration 16:50:44 TabAtkins: So I will add the properties to an ED that I will start and whenever we made the edits, we'll make sure they happen on the 3 CR. If we do this right it'll be informative change. 16:51:04 glazou: So if there's a new ED, we need a resolution. Any obj to start a new ED for Fonts 4? 16:51:14 RESOLVED: New ED for Fonts 4 16:51:27 glazou: I guess that closes this issue. Anything in the last 9 minutes? 16:51:33 Topic: display: contents 16:52:09 fantasai: TabAtkins and I were discussing and TabAtkins brought up we have display-box that takes non, normal, and content. The purpose of splitting was to create a dedicated switch for turning on/off 16:52:31 tantek, kill section 2.5.1 please 16:52:50 fantasai: This violates that goal. So it's the same prolem as witht he display. So the proposal is to move content out of display-box so that it's just about hiding or showing since that needs to be a seperate switch. 16:53:00 fantasai: Esp since contents is seperate of display type 16:53:07 darktears has joined #css 16:53:08 mail describing the issue: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2014Jul/0023.html 16:53:34 TabAtkins: None also belongs, but there's reasons to leave it. So this is so we can have an item hiddena nd can easily toggle without having to know everything about it 16:54:17 TabAtkins: We think it would be okay so that whatever property is holding display: none can have mulit hidden. Right now we have display: none that prevents from displaying, and another where it hides, but makes it create them for the purpose of counters and the like. 16:54:33 TabAtkins: We think we can do mulitple hiding and one shown and stillg et away witht he use case. 16:54:54 fantasai: I think you don't want multi hiding, but for this discussion, this is just moving contents into the display property 16:55:18 TabAtkins: display is a ED until I finish the edits I was supposed to make in Jan. Since we're going to pub a WD it should be approved 16:55:41 TabAtkins, display module is already fpwd 16:55:43 glazou: I don't want you to precive and recieve as a flame, I have a feeling this goes far beyond what web authors will understand. 16:55:51 www.w3.org/TR/css-display-3/ 16:56:12 glazou: I'm not saying we don't need the feature, I think we are reaching levels of complexity in our solutions that are beyond the users ability. 16:56:27 glazou: I thinkw e need to think more and find something more useable and readable 16:56:30 dbaron: About what? 16:56:40 glazou: all the display-* properties 16:56:59 glazou, on it: https://www.w3.org/wiki/Process#Remove_2.5.1 16:57:09 fantasai: This is taking a value out of a prop that's basically show or don't show thte box. That's a clear switch that authors want and it needs to be sep from the box display type 16:57:18 fantasai: We're asking to put it back intot he display property 16:57:35 Rossen_: When you say show/don't show, you mean effect or don't effect the layout? 16:57:41 thanks tantek 16:57:47 TabAtkins: This is the display: none value pushed into a seperate prop 16:57:55 Rossen_: But still computes those things inside? 16:58:15 TabAtkins: The normal is no behaviour change. We think we can add a value that does compute inside and just doesn't display 16:58:19 Rossen_: It's pretty hacky 16:58:32 bradk has joined #css 16:59:12 fantasai: That's not what we're discussing now. The issue is we have a prop in a WD that takes these three values. It's show or don't show the box, but it has a value that's a display type. That should be in the display property. We want to move it from the show/don't show the box to the this is how we display propertry 16:59:27 fantasai: I just want a resolution on that. We can discuss the rest later. 16:59:39 Doh! One hour late. 16:59:40 TabAtkins: So does anyone object to moving the content property 16:59:45 TabAtkins: Sounds like not 16:59:48 s/content property/contents value/ 16:59:53 Rossen_: It's prob okay. I'm sure we'll revisit. 16:59:58 fantasai: Anyone else? 17:00:14 fantasai: You all just really don't case? 17:00:24 Rossen_: It's time so people want to go away 17:00:29 TabAtkins: It's a time-out. 17:00:40 fantasai: So do we resolve? 17:00:46 glazou: No obj? 17:00:56 Rossen_: Doesn't sound like there's support or objection 17:01:00 glazou: Yes. 17:01:21 Rossen_: I don't see why we'd block keep on working. It sound slike they're still going on that spec and we'll be discussing it again 17:01:29 glazou: That's a suggestion to defer? 17:02:04 fantasai: I'd like a resolution that content goes on display or display-box. We have it in the WD and people are apperently there's impl so does this go to display or display none-ness 17:02:15 SimonSapin: The proposal sounds good. To move it to display prop. 17:02:18 glazou: Obj? 17:02:32 glazou: Support? Comments? Everyone can live iwth it? 17:02:36 Rossen_: For the time being 17:02:38 s/people are apparently there's impl/people are apparently implementing this, according to the last F2F discussion/ 17:02:55 RESOLVED: Move conent to the display property 17:02:55 -dbaron 17:03:02 s/conent/contents/ 17:03:04 -[Apple] 17:03:05 -adenilson 17:03:05 -MaRakow 17:03:06 -glazou 17:03:06 -[Microsoft] 17:03:06 -glenn 17:03:08 -Stearns 17:03:08 -dauwhe 17:03:09 glazou: So this is the end of the call. Thank you and bye everyone! 17:03:09 -AH_Miller 17:03:09 -koji 17:03:12 -TabAtkins 17:03:14 -dael 17:03:15 -SimonSapin 17:03:16 -alex_antennahouse 17:03:17 - +1.631.398.aaii 17:03:22 -plinss 17:03:25 -abinader 17:03:26 -murakami 17:03:26 Seriously, next time I'm not going to be like "so we want to make this change", I'm going to be "do you want result A or result B" 17:03:31 -fantasai 17:03:39 -Lea 17:03:40 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 17:03:40 Attendees were +33.1.34.51.aaaa, glazou, dauwhe, +1.617.477.aabb, fantasai, dael, Stearns, Lea, SimonSapin, +1.240.421.aacc, AH_Miller, adenilson, +1.281.305.aadd, 17:03:40 ... alex_antennahouse, TabAtkins, murakami, +1.206.992.aaee, MaRakow, BrianKardell, plinss, +1.720.897.aaff, glenn, +1.631.398.aagg, koji, dbaron, abinader, Rossen_, hober, 17:03:41 ... +1.631.398.aaii 17:03:56 then people have to *choose* 17:04:45 bradk has left #css 17:43:30 darktears has joined #css 18:16:34 adenilson has joined #css 18:30:43 dauwhe__ has joined #css 18:42:13 Zakim has left #css 19:03:03 glenn has joined #css 19:11:35 glenn has joined #css 19:20:54 glenn has joined #css 19:32:39 dbaron has joined #css 19:54:31 dauwhe has joined #css 20:04:45 dbaron has joined #css 20:06:23 tantek has joined #css 20:39:54 shepazu has joined #css 20:41:47 dauwhe has joined #css 21:27:01 Bah, why don't I get one? 21:28:34 nice try Ms2ger 21:29:23 dauwhe has joined #css 21:29:33 :D 21:47:33 dbaron has joined #css 21:52:51 astearns, watch out - http://www.trendski.com/2011/02/academy-awards-longest-speeches.html 21:52:55 :) 21:54:21 liam: while I have seen Ms2ger with my own eyes, I have never actually heard him speak. So it might be worth it. 21:54:21 glenn has joined #css 21:54:38 :D 21:55:08 I think liam has heard me speak, actually 21:55:29 At least, if this is the liam with the bare feet from the CSSWG meeting in Paris 21:55:35 yes it is 21:57:21 (surprising sometimes how many people remember me for my lack of footwear) 21:59:33 It's something easy to identify you by, at least :) 22:03:27 (and unfortunately i'm really bad at remembering people's names until i've met them at least three or four times) 22:09:27 liam: FWIW, I remember you four your wizard’s hat :) 22:10:01 I somehow overlooked that 22:10:10 in Lyon 22:11:28 SimonSapin, :) 22:12:05 astearns, yeah, I asked Lea Verou who she was in Paris, and as a student coming home for a holiday for the first time, I walked past my parents 23:19:09 dauwhe has joined #css 23:59:20 tantek has joined #css 23:59:42 nikos has joined #css