Post Race!

I used to use it all the time.

Especially when handling reports.

Then again, we really don't have much spam anymore.

Not since CloudFlare was introduced

Pretty wild how effective it seems to be.

Then again, it wouldn't surprise me if spammers figured out a way around it.

Like the bad kid in class: will put in so much work just to not do any schoolwork.

Of course I was that bad kid in class a couple of years/classes.

I'm working on an HTML tutorial.

It's going to be in the same style/format as my VbLessons tutorial in my signature.

Take a wild guess at what it'll be called.

HtmlLessons

Go figure, huh?

It's coming along quite nicely.

I've done:

1. Chapter 1. The Basics
   
   1. History
   2. Documents
   3. Comments
   4. Debugging
2. Chapter 2. Head
   
   1. Head Element
   2. Title
   3. Character Set
   4. Viewport
   5. Meta Tags
   6. Favicons
   7. Linking Stylesheets
3. Chapter 3. Text Contents
   
   1. body Element
   2. Headings
   3. Paragraphs
   4. Line Breaks and Horizontal Rules
   5. Formatting
   6. Inline Text Elements
   7. Exercise
4. Chapter 4. Grouping
   
   1. Semantic Containers
   2. Non-Semantic Containers
   3. Lists
5. Chapter 5. Navigation
   
   1. Anchor Element
   2. Absolute vs. Relative
   3. Fragment Identifiers
   4. Anchor Prefixes
6. Chapter 6. Images
   
   1. Image Element
   2. Figures
   3. Exercise

And now all I have left is:

1. Tables
2. Forms
3. Accessibility (e.g., ARIA)

It doesn't get into CSS at all.

Basically, I'm teaching people how to build boring documents.

Which is why Tim Berners-Lee originally developed HTML in the first place.

By the way, I consistently wrap abbreviations in the abbr tag.

I think it would've been quicker for me to develop a macro that automatically typed out

Code:

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<abbr title="Hypertext Markup Langauge">HTML</abbr>

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Then me manually typing it out every time (or copying/pasting).