Curtiss Grymala (he/him/his)
I'm a web (mostly #WordPress) developer who tries as much as possible to focus on #a11y. I work in #HigherEd.
I'm a dad of 3 grown kids and a grandfather to 2 beautiful girls.
I enjoy retro video games, but I'm not obsessive about them.
I love TV and movies, and spend a lot of time watching something. I absolutely love music.
I enjoy playing trivia, sometimes as many as 3 or 4 nights a week.
I'm a Christian, but not that kind of "Christian".
I'm a lefty, bleeding heart liberal.
As someone who played soccer a lot in the 80s and 90s, it drives me absolutely batty to see what counts as a legal throw-in now.
Apparently David Allan Coe died yesterday. Chalk that up as another "he was still alive?" celebrities for me.
Does anyone know how screen readers handle things like brand names where they mash multiple words together with no spaces? For instance, "Siteimprove" or "NebulaOne"? Does it make a difference if they use capital letters? I assume it is pretty straightforward when it's 2 hard sounds (such as "WordPress") but softer sounds, especially vowels.
We have just over 2 weeks until our chili cook-off at 3rd Friday Trivia.
Do you have a chili recipe you want to share, and see if it can be award-winning? Bring it!
Register your chili on our site.
Ancient Aliens: aliens just be real, because the ancient Egyptians made busts of pharaohs that look like the modern image we have of aliens, including one of King Tut.
Me: We literally have King Tut's mummy. It's clearly not a "gray alien". They've even done DNA testing on it.
Well, damn. I was going to do a halftime round at trivia tonight giving people the name of a board game and asking them to tell me which company produces/distributes it here in the US.
Little did I know that Hasbro bought out Parker Brothers *and* Milton Bradley years ago, so, 99% of the super-popular games are theirs, now. There are a handful by Mattel, but the rest are indie companies that folks wouldn't know (or are the same as the game).
Now I have to come up with something else.