Just the ASUS logo, not a big fan of stickers, but that's just me ;) I like to keep it clean, like @suleman for example ;)

Www.blindtextgenerator.com :) It's real English text (if you pick Werther or Kafka...) so it makes more sense.

Hmmm, as far as I know, CSS variables can't be changed? (I took a quick glance at https://drafts.csswg.org/css-variables/ ) Maybe it's possible via JS, but I haven't played with it yet, so I'm not sure. Performance wise: it will all depend on what properties you want to change on all these objects, but you will probably notice it when you're altering 100s of HTML elements ;)

Use it. :) As long as you use all the prefixes, you are fine. Edge works fine too. Just don't go to exotic ;)

Hardware Asus 15" laptop with i7-4720HQ CPU 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, connected to one 24" Samsung monitor at home, two 24" Samsung screens at work. Simple Acer keyboard (still want to get a new one) and a Logitech MX Master mouse. A Sennheiser HD201 headphone. My HD500 died a while ago :( Still want a new one, maybe for Christmas or something. I got a 500MB Toshiba drive attached for backups, but all code goes into Bitbucket anyway. Tools Atom Smartgit Photoshop CS2 (it's free!) Inkscape Spotify ;) And that's it. :)

Well, a few months ago I was working on a little JS library, a small jQuery type thing, but I haven't touched it in a while. I've been fiddling with my personal branding as well, mostly graphic (logo, website etc.), but it's so hard to design for yourself :( I've got a few new ideas I want to work out, mostly HTML/CSS though. From there I'll see if it works :) It's always fun to just fool around, even if it's just with HTML and CSS, just to test things out if it'll work. Even if it's been done dozens of times and there's loads of tutorials, just fiddle around :) I'm hoping to have a bit more time later on in the year to do these kinds of things though, I miss it :(

I'm using ElementaryOS, which is a Ubuntu fork. It's quite minimal, but it's a lean distro and because of that very fast. Have a look: http://elementary.io/

Hmm, is it possible to share an URL? It's hard to figure this out just by a screenshot :( What I tend to do in these cases is to comment out all the CSS (yes ALL of it) and then turn on a couple of classes to see what happens and repeat that until you see the white space again. Then you've narrowed it down a bit. It's bug hunting, that's for sure :( Oh and check the HTML for open tags. Most browsers are pretty relaxed about it, but that varies per browser. Maybe Safari 9.1 is more strict?

It depends.. I've worked with LESS, but now I'm back to vanilla. The ongoing project I'm working isn't that complex, so a preprocessor isn't that necessary. I'm hoping that variables and mixins will come to CSS nativel! :)

Hmmm, might be more complex than meets the eye... You can copy the Javascript code from Techcube and insert that into your HTML, but I'm not sure if you'll encounter conflicts in any way. Trial and error I guess ;)