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@juergen_hubert@mementomori.social Not only do I think it would sell, I think it’d be very useful in terms of getting people to think about lived experiences in the setting instead of just stats.
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@channelOwen@fosstodon.org The CMS we use does so, but with a gap. As long as you create the link using the CMS’ linking tool, it works. If someone just plopped an anchor tag in a rich text field, that won’t be corrected. It maintains a database of links, and it needs the linking tool to keep that up to date.
I wish more web accessibility code examples included a section for “this is what you should hear from your screen reader if you did it right.” As someone who doesn’t typically use a screen reader for his own browsing, it’s hard to know what the actual expectations are.
Hell yeah, Hungary.
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@HopelessDemigod @UnlikelyLass First HDD was either 20 or 40 MB, I don’t recall which (conveniently the same poll option though). But I felt I should mention that our first personal computer had no hard drive at all; had to load the OS from floppy every time we booted it up.
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@Tim_Eagon My guess: hijacking the back button makes it harder to get back to Google to see more ads. Although in this case I find that acceptable self-interest balanced against the button hijacking.
I say, “who the fuck are you and how did you get this number?”
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@vfig@mastodon.gamedev.place @ArchiteuthisFlux@leds.social Sure, but the diagram displays a catastrophic failure at step (g).
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@docpop @juergen_hubert I kind of agree that this doesn’t really work as the Batmobile. But god damn this is a beautiful design that needs to get used *somewhere*.
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@yatil This is very helpful. We’re still maturing our accessibility practices, I need to send this to our QA folks.
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@yatil What you have there is a good example of what I’d like to see and generally don’t. I’m not asking for exact, word-for-word messages, but “you should expect to hear these pieces of information announced, they might occur in any order” would be very helpful.
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@flun1tr4z3p4m @BoredomFestival @GreatDismal He’s been fairly active on Bluesky. Not Masto, I realize, but at least better than Twitter.
Get your drill, we’re making pancakes.
I’m trying to have an opinion on Easter, and I’m coming up blank.
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@hbuchel@hachyderm.io Happy to point you at some opportunities at my company although I suspect the pay’s a bit lower than you’re used to. We’ve traditionally been an Angular shop (or vanilla JS) but React is starting to become prominent. https://jobs.erieinsurance.com/job/Erie-ProfessionalSenior-Software-Engineer-%28Full-Stack%29-PA-16530/1224906900/
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@SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange I honestly can’t tell if this was intended to be another shitpost, but I unironically agree.
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@mwichary@mastodon.online @estelle@front-end.social Man, remember when that was one of Google’s key features?