Impressive 👏 . Furthermore, the issues are not closed by a bot for inactivity, but by a PR most of the time. Yesterday I actually showed the number of opened issues of curl to someone, telling him: "you see that? That's what we want to achieve!" :D
Yesterday I bought the web book Every Layout (every-layout.dev/), which teaches how to do CSS layout the right way. Now, I wonder if we could get National Braille Press or a similar organization to do a Braille version with tactile graphics, so fully blind people could more easily get their heads around this aspect of front-end web development. (I have enough usable vision to look at the graphics if I really need to.) Of course, testing one's own layouts would still be a challenge.
Somehow I've gotten stuck with working on frontend styles for an SSG-based website at work as a totally blind person, since I'm the only one that knows HTML/CSS/JS and we have specific brand requirements so it can't be avoided. The embarrassing dance of "How does this look now?" is tiring to everyone involved and slightly humiliating. I tried leveraging GPT vision in my workflow, which catches some things, but more often than not it's overly optimistic and wrong.
Context aside, I would love such a book and even more, would love a way to circumvent layout validation always having to be a thing (but I'm less optimistic about that). Besides paying people to check my layouts all the time I don't know what the correct answer is here.
"Like the rest of the web platform, interoperability is key to accessibility support. It is safe to say at this time (September 2024) that the display of title attribute content on keyboard focus is not implemented interoperably."
NPR: After a 4-year-old boy broke a 3,500-year-old vase, a museum in Israel viewed it as an educational opportunity and invited him and his family back to learn about how they would restore the item.#news #NPRnpr.org/2024/09/03/g-s1-20608/…
The city of Columbus Ohio got hacked by a ransomware gang, they didn't pay the ransom so the gang released half of the stolen data which included secret police and prosecutor files. The leak exposed countless victims, witness and confidential informants personal info and communications with the city.
The city claimed NO info was leaked. A cyber security enthusiast went to the media and proved otherwise.
HAHA Holy shit! While I can appreciate a good set of headphones, unless these give you constant eargasms… I’m going to pass. Bang & Olufsen debuts the $1549 Beoplay H100 headphones engadget.com/audio/headphones/…
If you use React.JS, have ever used React.JS, have ever decided your production team should use React.JS, this one's for you courtesy of @HeydonWorks briefs.video/videos/what-is-re…
Help to spread the word about #LibreOffice in parts of the world with limited internet access! We have copies of this magazine to give away – which include DVDs with the software: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
Quite an interesting article; I knew it happened, just wasn't aware you could stop it. Stop people tracking you with your WiFi. uk.pcmag.com/wireless-routers/… thanks @DavidGoldfield
First, they came for the trans people, and I spoke out immediately even though I'm straight and cis because I've read the rest of the fucking poem. Have A Gay Day
I once found a mysterious device hanging from the electrical outlet on a train. It turned out to be a 100 W USB PD power supply that somehow lost its cover. The train staff was apparently too scared to remove it, so they just marked it with a sticker.
With a 3D printer and a person capable of 3D modelling, the charger didn't end up as electronic waste but got a second life!
Looking for more internship project ideas for Outreachy (December-March cohort)
GNOME is interested in participating in the Outreachy December-March cohort, and while we already have a few great projects, we are looking for experienced mentors with a couple more project ideas. Hurry up, we have until September 11 to conclude our list of ideas.
You can mark schools, universities and colleges on there, together with a lot of attributes, such as the capacity of the school, gender segregation or applied pedagogy
The LED signage above tracks 1-2 of station Schiphol Airport (or Schiphol Railway Station) works again after being off for years. It shows only the train destination and some animations about waiting space.
- Kicked off #email #gateway project (nlnet.nl/project/EmailXMPPgate…) using IMAP/STMP. Basic gateway should be coming soon. - Preparing next major release: web frontend design & internal improvements in progress. The release will be *huge*. - Started new desktop frontend; more details to follow. - Aiming to resume blogging and weekly videos this week, if time allows. - Targeting a Libervia-based service by the end of the year.
I'm a little confused. The what's new document for the .4 beta already has the second item in the first beta. Were their further optimizations made? Specifically, the entry reads:
- NVDA is no longer as sluggish when arrowing up and down through large files in VS Code. (#17039)
Mehr Freiheiten für Kommunen: #Fahrradstraßen und #Radfahrstreifen können jetzt einfacher angelengt werden dank des neuen Straßenverkehrsrechts! 🚴 Ein großer Schritt zu sicheren, lückenlosen Radverkehrsnetzen.
CGT denuncia un ERE encubierto en las Apple Store avalado por los sindicatos Fetico y CC OO.
Más de 120 dependientes de las tiendas de Apple en Puerta del Sol (Madrid), Passeig de Gràcia (Barcelona) y València han sido despedidos.
La mayoría de las personas despedidas tenían entre diez y doce años de antigüedad. en los últimos días Apple ya ha contratado a 40 jóvenes a tiempo parcial, con contratos de entre 20 y 24 horas.
I remember #NaNoWriMo's innocent early days of simply cranking out a terrible first draft without your internal editor interfering, and then watched in disappointment over the years as it became institutionalized and started taking itself way too $eriou$ly.
This latest misstep isn't terribly $urpri$ing, and they surely won't be the last arts organization to make a tone deaf decision related to "AI" non$en$e.
At this point, dunking on Google's AI summaries for bad/wrong/hilarious summaries is almost too easy, but I came across this one this evening, and I love it
@bryansmart @ZBennoui Can's speak for Maschine, since I do not use it, but not sure I can access more of Guitar Rig's content. Perhaps I'm missing a trick? Native Access's redesign is certainly good, but I am not sure if we gained much in terms of efficiency. All of these changes are happening sooooo slooooow though. :) NKS support is spotty. I guess, I will take whatever is given, I don't want to sound trumpets just yet! :)
Every time a shop owner asks "Do you have our app?" I always stop and slowly say "I need your employer to understand how strongly I refuse to install anyone's app, ever."
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issues that aren't our bugs we close. issues that are feature requests or discussions, we move elsewhere.
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Do you hate primenumbers that much?!? 😂
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