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Re: We've found it folks: mcmansion heaven

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i've watched movies that felt like this. multiple directors brought in a different stages of the film, so none of it feels coherent.

however, i would love to have been a fly on the wall during the meetings with whatever contractor was used to build this.

Re: We've found it folks: mcmansion heaven

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post #2

i've watched movies that felt like this. multiple directors brought in a different stages of the film, so none of it feels coherent. however, i would love to have been a fly on the wall during the meetings with whatever contractor was used to build this.

A good chance money laundering justifies the weird set of decisions.

Re: We've found it folks: mcmansion heaven

#8

More like this: https://twitter.com/hashtag/FridayNightZillow The article’s snark was not always that funny. These places generate their own humor.

Agreed. An example of the content being interesting because of the subject and in spite of the editorializing.

Re: We've found it folks: mcmansion heaven

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OT: what's the deal with the images being cropped so that some of the text is cut off? I'm seeing it on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and iPhone. Clicking the image opens a view of just the image, which is not cut off, so it is not a problem with the image itself.

It's happening because of the "object-fit: cover" in this from index_build.css:

  .post-content div.npf_row .npf_col figure img,.post div.npf_row .npf_col figure img,body div.npf_row .npf_col figure img {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    object-fit: cover
  }
That suggests it is a deliberate design choice. If so, what's the reasoning behind it?
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