Compound interest explained with real numbers
The maths is one line. What surprises people is how long nothing appears to happen, and how much the compounding frequency matters.
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The maths is one line. What surprises people is how long nothing appears to happen, and how much the compounding frequency matters.
Wrong size, missing colour, blank pages, cut-off edges. Almost every PDF printing fault is one of six causes, and five are in the file.
Every service has a different ceiling and email has the lowest. Which route to use at which size, and why zipping usually does nothing.
Page management is three operations that most tools bury under one button. Which to reach for, and how to avoid renumbering yourself into a mess.
Three ways to write the same colour. One is compact, one is programmable, and one is the only one you can reason about in your head.
Which ratio applies to which element, why grey placeholder text usually fails, and the rules most checkers never mention.
A dozen constructs handle almost everything people reach for regex to do. Here they are, plus the two habits that cause most of the bugs.
Short, lowercase, hyphenated and stable. The rules are simple; the one that actually costs traffic is changing a slug after it is indexed.
Google truncates on pixel width, not character count, and rewrites about six titles in ten anyway. Here is how to write one that survives both.
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