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Hello everybody, welcome to another syntax today.

We're gonna have sort of a Q&A show or like like mini treats show where we don't have

one specific topic but we're going to sort of rattle through

a bunch of questions that we sort of have. It doesn't necessarily have enough to make up an

entire show but enough to have some nice little Q&A. So, Scott, how are you doing today?

I'm tired.

Yeah, so it's having a, you know,

a four-month-old is is can be rough sometimes very rough slowly

slowly waking up here but I'm doing my best how about you that's good that's good

I'm doing pretty good we also had a bit of a rough night. I just got home last night or last afternoon

A trip to I was in New Orleans for CSS Devkof, which was super fun. It's always a really fun conference. I met a whole bunch of really cool people

learned a lot about CSS and I did a job. I'm always the guy that comes into the JavaScript talk at a CSS conference and then I did a

react workshop so that was really fun and then my wife and I sort of took a couple days

to hang out in New York before coming home so feeling good but also feeling tired. Yeah nice a little hangover from the the trip.

Yeah, yeah exactly. So let's jump right into it. This is going to be all over the place in terms of soft skills, hard skills, whatever.

I thought we'd start off with a very technical one, which is do you use REMs, M's, or pixels, or v w v h or whatever, like what is the best way?

And what are your thoughts on that, Scott?

Yeah, I largely for the most part use REMs for everything.

I like them because I don't have to worry about the container,

potentially having that multiplication effect or

whatever you would want to call that.

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