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I am curious as to why collections are stored as an Adjacency List rather than a Nested Set?

There are so many more advantages for using a nested set for storing the order of a collection.

A common helper I find is needed is finding the depth of a collection item, but the only feasible way to do so is to count its parents until there are no more.

I am interested in picking up a joystick to really enjoy jet and heli flying, keyboard and mouse just aren't cutting it anymore. Anyone have any recommendations?

The two best examples I can think of are

Using inline-block effectively in all browsers:

div{
   display:inline-block;
   *display:inline;
   zoom:1;
}    

Using a large value for text-indent:

a{
    text-indent: -9999px;
    text-transform: capitalize; /* Makes it work in IE7, don't ask me why */
}

I am taking on a new project at work and mimicking a similar site to http://lounge.norton.com/. I haven't worked much with ajax, or jquery load() and am looking for some good ajax tutorials or tips on how one would go about making a site function like the one listed? Keep in mind I am building it around a CMS (concrete5) so having static pages/all the elements in the DOM isn't an option.

It just seems daunting as I am still fresh to the web dev world.

I am a recent graduate and have started work doing web development for a small company. Here I have taken over some projects which are pretty disastrous. After a lot of clean up, the one issue I can't seem to find a good solution for anywhere is for their form submissions.

Its a small registration form for Members and Non-Members...but as it stands right now, you can just go into the HTML and change the cost of each for the value attributes in a select box.

The best thing I could think of was creating a key for each payment (ie. 1 or 2) which associates to information about that payment type in the database. For what this application is worth, this will suffice... but users could still t

I am new to the industry of web design and I do development portion at my current job.

We recently started taking on responsive design jobs from clients and our designers have been asking me how they should be going about creating their PSD files. And truthfully I don't really know. (Our designers do more than just web, therefor they have not specialized in web particularly)

I have been trying to find good articles here and there that explain more than just "tips" for responsive design. As well I gave them some PSD template files (mainly just a column layout) but when it comes to the mobile layout, things have been rather difficult.

Does anyone have a good article that a web designer who

There isn't much explaining what GOES in the discard pile and when its used. Can somone explain what its for/When its used? The game states that you can only see the face up card? Whats the reason for this?

And lastly, can I theoretically play the arsonist EVERY single turn if I pay the resources to search the Era of Termoil deck for the arsonist every hand?