The latest Webkit builds (what eventually ends up in Safari and Chrome etc.) let you style the scrollbars with CSS . That was a bad idea in Internet Explorer years ago. So why should it be a good one now?
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The latest Webkit builds (what eventually ends up in Safari and Chrome etc.) let you style the scrollbars with CSS . That was a bad idea in Internet Explorer years ago. So why should it be a good one now?
We have one of these Nespresso coffee machines at the office. I never liked them because of the amount of waste they produce. Each shot of espresso is individually packaged in a plastic pod. But it was there when I joined the company and the coffee is good.
There are loads of different espresso flavours to choose from and the only difference is the color of the pod and the fancy italian name that doesn’t tell you anything (at least if you don’t speak italian, which I don’t). And the Nespresso website isn’t overly helpful either.
So after looking for an overview for all those different flavours on the internet I’ve put together this little Nespresso Cheat Sheet (pdf, about 1mb) that shows you all the standard pods as they are described on the website.
The resolution is crap and there’s probably something better out there. If you find it, let me know. In the meantime, perhaps this is useful to someone.