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Šime Vidas — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 10:39:57 +0000

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SPECIAL REPORT: Tesla Launches Its Latest BitiCodes Platform - Aimed at Helping Families Get Richer

Due to the financial crisis around the world, Tesla launched a new project that promises to help families become richer.

It is known that families around the world are suffering due to the financial crisis, businesses are shutting down and people are losing their jobs due to the recent global pandemic.

The large corporation "Tesla" decided to help the needy and started building its "BitiCodes" project, investing HRK 7 billion in bitcoin.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has asked that the project be kept secret while it is being worked on.

Now Tesla has finally revealed BitiCodes and is pleased to announce that the citizens of Croatia are among the first to try this new platform along with the USA, Australia and Canada.

The idea was simple: allow the average person a chance to cash in on digital currencies now that they've exploded. Even if they have absolutely no investment or technology experience.

People all over the world were shocked to hear about this new platform that promises to help you get rich fast.

BitiCodes is a new cryptocurrency trading platform, which according to Tesla, can turn anyone into a millionaire within 3-4 months!

Tesla refers to this project as "the biggest opportunity to make a small fortune quickly" and invites people to try the new platform before the banks try to shut it down.

With BitiCodes, the user would simply make an initial deposit to the platform, usually HRK 1,800 or more, and the automated trading algorithm would start working.
Interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk about BitiCodes.

Exclusive interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk:

"Tesla has always tried to make people around the world happy, now our goal is to help people, not just make them happy, we want every person to be able to afford their dreams and desires."

Musk continues:

Our newest platform, BitiCodes, will help people get rich FAST, instead of you working for every penny, we make money work FOR YOU!"

Musk promises that as long as BitiCodes is in operation, the people who use it will become richer, but banks around the world are not happy with this new platform and are trying to shut it down, so Musk is urging everyone to use it before it is discontinued.

You might be surprised to learn that only two-thirds of Musk's 1.2 trillion kuna fortune comes from his work.

WHAT EXACTLY IS BitiCodes AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

The idea behind BitiCodes is simple: to allow the average person to cash in on the cryptocurrency explosion that is still the most lucrative investment of the 21st century, despite what most people think.

Although the price of Bitcoin has fallen from its 132,000 HRK per Bitcoin, traders are still making a killing. Why? Because apart from Bitcoin there are thousands of other cryptocurrencies that are traded daily for huge profits.

Some of these cryptocurrencies include Ripple, Ethereum, Monero, Zcash and they still generate returns of over 10,000% and more for ordinary people in Croatia.

BitiCodes allows you to profit from all these cryptocurrencies, even in a bear market. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically manage your long and short sales for you so you can make money 24 hours a day, even while you sleep.

BitiCodes is backed by some of the smartest tech minds ever to exist. Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates to name a few.

Bill Gates and Richard Branson discuss BitiCodes at CES 2020.
Does this system really work?

We figured the best way to answer that question was to put Elon Musk's claims to the test. We opened an account and paid the initial amount of HRK 1,800.

Then all we had to do was press the "Start" button. Apparently, the software would do everything else for us.

Before we even had a chance to answer everyone's questions, Musk interrupted and with a smile on his face said, "I climbed to 198,211 kunas after only 8 minutes."
If you invested only HRK 664 in digital currencies in 2010, you would now enjoy a dividend of HRK 500 million!

We decided to put the platform that Musk used to another test, to see if it was really possible to make money, or if it was maybe a one-time thing.

Here's the catch: we quickly discovered that the platform charges a commission of 2% on user-generated profits, and you have to make a minimum deposit of HRK 1,800 to get started. This money will be your initial investment which the trading software uses to trade.

Also, we learned that the algorithm makes money by buying when the price goes up and when the price goes down. This is known as short selling, and the platform automatically handles this for you.

OUR RESULTS FROM BitiCodes AFTER 7 DAYS:

Musk managed to earn HRK 1,500 in 3 hours, while it took us much longer. It took the platform 20 hours to make a profit of HRK 1200, which still impressed us a lot! I have never made a store in my life, but here we managed to make prof

CSS properties for adjusting text underline offset and thickness are coming to Safari

Šime Vidas — Wed, 20 Mar 2019 04:46:23 +0000

Text underlines added via the CSS text-decoration: underline declaration are not drawn uniformly by the different browser engines. The underlines differ in thickness and vertical position.

This may be part of the reason why some websites such as Smashing Magazine use a hack based on CSS backgrounds to draw more consistent link underlines across browsers. (I have copied this approach for Web Platform News.)

The preview version of Safari (since Technology Preview 70) supports two new CSS properties that enable authors to adjust the thickness and offset of text underlines. These properties are defined in the CSS Text Decoration 4 module.

h1 {
  text-decoration: underline;
  text-underline-offset: 0.1em;
  text-decoration-thickness: 0.1em;
}

Try out the demo here: https://output.jsbin.com/busaboz/quiet.

Could Dev.to add support for the element?

Šime Vidas — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 20:28:29 +0000

The <mark> element is useful for highlighting certain words and phrases in text, which reduces the “wall of text” issue. Browsers already render this element using a yellow background.

I ask Dev.to to not strip the <mark> element from the HTML output of articles. Authors can use this element in Markdown normally.

An example of how <mark> improves the readability of content:

Does Dev.to not support the

Šime Vidas — Wed, 20 Feb 2019 20:46:33 +0000

I created an article (from Markdown) that includes <video> elements. The video files are hosted on my own website.

When I save the post, the <video> elements lose their attributes (controls and playsinline) and the videos appear too large (there is no max-width: 100% style).

Does this mean that Dev.to does not support the <video> element?

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Bitcoin scam on my Facebook feed

CSS properties for adjusting text underline offset and thickness are coming to Safari

Could Dev.to add support for the element?

Does Dev.to not support the element?

Does Dev.to not support the