User: Can you search the web for clothes shops like davril supply?
Assistant: I can't browse the web in real-time, but I can suggest some clothing shops that are similar to Davril Supply based on general knowledge. Davril Supply is known for its focus on quality, durable clothing, often with a workwear or outdoor aesthetic. Here are some brands and shops you might consider:

1. **Carhartt** - Known for durable workwear and outdoor clothing.
2. **Patagonia** - Offers high-quality outdoor apparel with a focus on sustainability.
3. **Filson** - Specializes in rugged outdoor clothing and accessories.
4. **Dickies** - Known for workwear and casual clothing with a classic style.
5. **Levi's** - Offers a range of denim and casual wear with a timeless appeal.
6. **The North Face** - Focuses on outdoor gear and clothing, suitable for various activities.
7. **L.L. Bean** - Known for outdoor clothing and gear, with a focus on quality and durability.
8. **A.P.C.** - Offers minimalist and high-quality clothing with a focus on craftsmanship.
9. **Everlane** - Focuses on transparency and ethical production, offering modern basics.

You might want to check their websites or local stores to see if they align with what you're looking for!
User: Can you search the web to find best local europe clothes shops like davril supply?
Assistant: I can't browse the web in real-time, but I can suggest some popular European clothing brands and shops that have a similar aesthetic to Davril Supply, focusing on quality, durability, and often a workwear or outdoor style. Here are some options you might consider:

1. **Norse Projects (Denmark)** - Offers a blend of streetwear and workwear with a focus on quality materials and craftsmanship.

2. **A.P.C. (France)** - Known for its minimalist designs and high-quality denim, A.P.C. offers a refined take on casual wear.

3. **Universal Works (UK)** - Focuses on contemporary menswear with a workwear influence, emphasizing quality and functionality.

4. **Fjällräven (Sweden)** - Known for its durable outdoor clothing and gear, Fjällräven combines functionality with a classic Scandinavian aesthetic.

5. **Barbour (UK)** - Famous for its waxed jackets and outdoor clothing, Barbour offers a timeless style that blends heritage with practicality.

6. **Carhartt WIP (Europe)** - The European branch of Carhartt, offering a more fashion-forward take on classic workwear.

7. **Stüssy (UK)** - While more streetwear-oriented, Stüssy offers durable and stylish clothing that appeals to a similar demographic.

8. **Patagonia (Europe)** - The European stores of this well-known outdoor brand focus on sustainability and high-quality outdoor apparel.

9. **Bellerose (Belgium)** - Offers a mix of casual and smart-casual clothing with a focus on quality fabrics and craftsmanship.

10. **Sandro Ferrone (Italy)** - Known for stylish and contemporary clothing, often with a focus on quality materials.

To find local shops, you might want to check out online directories, social media platforms, or fashion blogs that focus on European fashion. Additionally, visiting local markets or boutiques in major cities can lead you to unique finds that align with the style of Davril Supply.
User: Is 55 words per minute is good for typing?
Assistant: Yes, a typing speed of 55 words per minute (WPM) is considered good. The average typing speed for most people is around 40 WPM, so 55 WPM is above average. Many professional typists aim for speeds of 60-80 WPM, while highly skilled typists can reach 100 WPM or more. If you're typing at 55 WPM, you're doing well!
User: Hello
Assistant: Hello! How can I assist you today?
User: Are u here?
Assistant: Yes, I'm here! How can I help you?
User: how do we force text be in 1 line in tailwind
Assistant: To ensure that text stays on a single line in Tailwind CSS, you can use the `whitespace-nowrap` utility class. This class prevents the text from wrapping to the next line. Here’s how you can use it:

```html
<div class="whitespace-nowrap">
    This text will stay on one line and will not wrap.
</div>
```

### Additional Considerations

- **Overflow Handling**: If the text is longer than the container, you might want to handle overflow. You can use `overflow-hidden`, `overflow-ellipsis`, or `overflow-scroll` depending on your needs. For example:

```html
<div class="whitespace-nowrap overflow-hidden overflow-ellipsis">
    This is a very long text that will not wrap and will be truncated with an ellipsis if it overflows.
</div>
```

- **Width Control**: You may also want to set a specific width for the container to see the effect of the text not wrapping. For example:

```html
<div class="w-64 whitespace-nowrap overflow-hidden overflow-ellipsis">
    This is a very long text that will not wrap and will be truncated with an ellipsis if it overflows.
</div>
```

This will ensure that the text remains on one line and behaves as you expect.
User: how this arrow like icon called without the 'tail'
Assistant: An arrow-like icon without the "tail" is often referred to as a **"chevron"** or **"caret"**. These icons typically point in a specific direction (up, down, left, or right) and are commonly used in user interfaces to indicate navigation or dropdown menus.

- **Chevron**: Usually has a more angular shape and is often used in navigation contexts.
- **Caret**: Typically has a more pointed shape and is often used to indicate a dropdown or expandable section.

If you're looking for specific icons, you might find them in icon libraries like Font Awesome, Material Icons, or similar resources.
User: how much does it take for body to rot
Assistant:  TheThe rate at which a body decomposes varies greatly depending on environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, presence of insects, and burial conditions. Generally, under typical conditions (room temperature, outdoors, not embalmed):

- **Within 24-72 hours:** Soft tissues start breaking down due to enzymes and bacteria.
- **Within 1-2 weeks:** Significant decomposition occurs; skin blisters and sloughs off.
- **Within 3-6 weeks:** Most soft tissues decay; the body starts drying out.
- **After several months:** Only bones and some dried tissue remain.

In warmer, humid environments and with insect activity, decomposition happens faster (days to weeks). Cooler, dry, or buried environments slow the process dramatically.

If you have a specific context or environment in mind, I can provide a more tailored estimate.
User: So the walking dead series the zombies would just rot in 2 months max?
Assistant:  InIn reality, yes—if a human body were left exposed under typical conditions, it would decompose significantly within a couple of months. Soft tissues largely break down in weeks to a few months, especially with heat, moisture, and insect activity.

However, **The Walking Dead** and similar zombie stories take creative liberties with "undead" biology. The zombies in the show don’t follow normal decomposition rules because:

- They are **reanimated corpses**, not truly alive, often presented with some fictional means to "preserve" or maintain animation despite decay.
- The show depicts them with **slowed decomposition** or intermittent body degradation but still "functioning."
- It's a fictional universe where biological rules are bent for storytelling.

So, while the walking dead would realistically rot beyond functionality in two months, the show assumes a supernatural or sci-fi explanation allowing them to persist longer.

If you want a realistic perspective, flesh would be mostly gone and bones left after a couple of months, meaning no “walking” zombies—just skeletons! But for entertainment, such suspension of disbelief is common.
User: advice top 10 extensions for raycast for developer
Assistant: Sure! Raycast is a powerful productivity tool for macOS, and developers can greatly benefit from various extensions that enhance their workflow. Here are **top 10 useful Raycast extensions** for developers:

1. **GitHub**  
   Manage pull requests, issues, and repositories directly from Raycast.

2. **Git**  
   Quickly run git commands, view status, branches, and diffs without switching to terminal.

3. **Docker**  
   Control your Docker containers, images, and volumes easily.

4. **AWS**  
   Interact with AWS services like EC2, S3, Lambda, etc. from within Raycast.

5. **npm / Yarn**  
   Quickly install packages, search for new npm packages, run scripts.

6. **Google Calendar**  
   Seamlessly check meetings and schedule while coding.

7. **Postman**  
   Access and run API collections and environment setups for testing.

8. **Jira**  
   Track and manage Jira tickets on the fly.

9. **VS Code**  
   Open files, folders, and projects in VS Code directly via Raycast.

10. **Clipboard History**  
    Keep track of your clipboard history for quick access to recent code snippets or commands.

---

### Bonus Tips:
- You can explore more extensions and create custom scripts with Raycast's API to tailor your workflow perfectly.
- Many extensions support multiple accounts and offer keyboard shortcuts that greatly speed up common tasks.

Let me know if you'd like suggestions tailored for specific languages or frameworks!
User: css for backdrop blur position fixed top 0 
Assistant: To apply a **backdrop blur** effect with a **fixed position at the top (top: 0)** using CSS, you can do something like this:

```css
.blur-top-fixed {
  position: fixed;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  right: 0;
  height: 60px; /* or whatever height you need */
  backdrop-filter: blur(10px);
  -webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(10px); /* for Safari */
  background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3); /* translucent background to see the blur */
  z-index: 1000;  /* ensure it's above other content */
}
```

### Explanation:
- `position: fixed` and `top: 0; left: 0; right: 0;` will stick the element at the top across the full viewport width.
- `height` defines how tall the blurred bar is.
- `backdrop-filter: blur(10px)` applies the blurring effect to whatever is behind the element.
- The semi-transparent background (`rgba(255,255,255,0.3)`) is necessary to make the blur noticeable — fully transparent backgrounds won’t show the blur effect.
- Use `-webkit-backdrop-filter` for Safari compatibility.
- `z-index` ensures the element stays on top.

---

### Example usage in HTML:

```html
<div class="blur-top-fixed">
  <!-- your content here -->
  <h1>Header with backdrop blur</h1>
</div>
```

---

Let me know if you want the Tailwind CSS equivalent!
User: 002A47 make this colour lil darker
Assistant:  ToTo make the color `#002A47` a bit darker, you can reduce the brightness by lowering the RGB values slightly.

Here's a slightly darker version of `#002A47`:

- Original: `#002A47` (R:0, G:42, B:71)
- Darker: `#001F36` (R:0, G:31, B:54)

You can use this hex code for a darker shade:

```css
color: #001F36;
```

### How to darken colors manually
If you want to darken a color yourself:

- Reduce each RGB component by around 20-30%, keeping them above zero.
- Alternatively, use tools like [ColorBox](https://gka.github.io/palettes/#/1|s|002A47|3|0) or apps like Photoshop or online color pickers to darken colors visually.

If you want, I can provide you a CSS example or Tailwind custom color config for this darker shade!
User: even more dark
Assistant:  SureSure! To make the color `#002A47` even darker, we reduce the RGB values further.

Original:  
- Hex: `#002A47`  
- RGB: (0, 42, 71)

Darker shade example (about 50% darker):  
- Hex: `#00152A`  
- RGB: (0, 21, 42)

This is quite a bit darker but still retains the blue tone.

### CSS example:
```css
color: #00152A;
```

If you want it even darker, you can go closer to black but keep some hint of blue. For example:  
- `#000F16` (R:0, G:15, B:22)

Let me know if you'd like me to generate a few incremental darker shades or provide Tailwind config for this!
User: how to make a gap in css
Assistant: In CSS, a **gap** between elements can be created in several ways depending on the layout method you're using:

---

### 1. Using `gap` property (for Flexbox and Grid)

The easiest way, especially with modern layouts, is using the `gap` property:

```css
.container {
  display: flex; /* or display: grid; */
  gap: 20px; /* adds a 20px gap between child elements */
}
```

- **Flexbox** and **CSS Grid** both support `gap` (previously `grid-gap` for grid).
- This property inserts consistent spacing *between* items without extra margins.

---

### 2. Using Margin

If you're not using flex or grid, you can add margin to create gaps:

```css
.item {
  margin-right: 20px;
}

/* If horizontal layout, remove margin from last item to avoid extra space */
.item:last-child {
  margin-right: 0;
}
```

---

### 3. In Tailwind CSS (if you use it)

You can use utility classes like:

- `gap-4` – applies a gap between children in `flex` or `grid` containers.
  
Example:

```html
<div class="flex gap-4">
  <div>Item 1</div>
  <div>Item 2</div>
</div>
```

---

### Summary:
- Use `gap` for flex/grid if possible.
- Use margins for block or inline elements.
- Remember to handle extra margin on last element if using margin.

If you want examples for a specific use case, just ask!
User: How do i set the text size
Assistant: You can set the text size in CSS using the `font-size` property. Here are some common ways to do it:

### Using CSS

```css
.element {
  font-size: 16px; /* fixed size */
}
```

### Using relative values

```css
.element {
  font-size: 1rem; /* relative to the root font size, usually 16px */
  font-size: 1.2em; /* relative to the parent element's font size */
}
```

### Using Tailwind CSS

If you’re using Tailwind CSS, you can apply built-in text size utilities:

```html
<p class="text-sm">Small text</p>
<p class="text-base">Base size (default)</p>
<p class="text-lg">Large text</p>
<p class="text-xl">Extra large text</p>
```

Some common Tailwind classes for font size:

| Class      | Font size |
|------------|-----------|
| `text-xs`  | 0.75rem   |
| `text-sm`  | 0.875rem  |
| `text-base`| 1rem      |
| `text-lg`  | 1.125rem  |
| `text-xl`  | 1.25rem   |
| `text-2xl` | 1.5rem    |

---

If you want, I can give you examples for responsive text sizes or setting font size dynamically via JavaScript!
User: How do i make every text element inside of mp-table white? .invoice-heading, .desc , .mp-table td,  { 	color: white !important; }
Assistant: Your CSS selector has a trailing comma after `.mp-table td`, which makes it invalid and prevents the rule from applying correctly.

To target **every text element inside** `.mp-table`, plus `.invoice-heading` and `.desc`, write the selector like this (without the trailing comma):

```css
.invoice-heading,
.desc,
.mp-table td {
  color: white !important;
}
```

This will make the text color white for:

- Any element with the class `invoice-heading`
- Any element with the class `desc`
- Every `<td>` inside elements with the class `mp-table`

---

### If you want all text inside `.mp-table` (not just `<td>`) to be white, you could also do:

```css
.mp-table,
.mp-table * {
  color: white !important;
}
```

This applies white color to `.mp-table` and all its descendants.

---

Let me know if you want me to help with a more specific selector or scoped styles!
User: rephrase Hard Flash
User: chouette translation from french
Assistant: Here are answers to both your requests:

1. **Rephrase "Hard Flash":**  
Depending on the context, here are some alternatives:  
- Intense Flash  
- Strong Flash  
- Sharp Flash  
- Powerful Flash  
- Sudden Flash  

If you provide the specific context, I can suggest a more precise rephrase!

2. **"Chouette" translation from French:**  
The French word **"chouette"** is informal and can mean:  
- Nice  
- Great  
- Cool  
- Neat  
- Lovely  

In a sentence, "C'est chouette !" means "That's great!" or "That's cool!"  

Let me know if you want usage examples or synonyms!
User: cest mignon and cest choeuette are the same meaning?
Assistant:  mignon" and "c’est chouette" are close in meaning but not exactly the same.

- **C’est mignon** means **"It’s cute"** or **"It’s adorable."** It usually refers to something that looks sweet, charming, or endearing.

- **C’est chouette** means **"It’s great,"** **"It’s cool,"** or **"It’s nice."** It's more about something being enjoyable or pleasant rather than specifically cute.

So, while both express positive feelings, **"mignon"** emphasizes cuteness or attractiveness, and **"chouette"** emphasizes something being good, fun, or nice.

Example:  
- If you see a puppy, you might say: *C’est mignon !*  
- If you like the idea of a party, you might say: *C’est chouette !*

Let me know if you'd like more examples!
User: Is this grammatically right? Hi Nico, est que je peux avoir la prochain sequence stp? 
Assistant: