Developer || Accessibility specialist || Artist || INFP || Whiskey neat and Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.
"'Disability' is an avoidable condition caused by poor design."
Some @FedEx delivery jackass thought it was a great idea to disrupt the whole neighborhood by sitting with his door open with music and bass blaring for the ~10-15 minutes it took them to deliver a package and figure their shit out.
Super professional. /s
I'd like to have words with whoever started the "5 pixel wide scrollbar" web design trend.
Those words, specifically, would be a hearty "fuck you" and a few whaps with a rolled up newspaper. Bad! That's a no! Go to the kennel and think about what you've done.
Nothing quite says "you don't go outside enough" like picking up a new shade of foundation called "Ivory" and it ending up being too dark to match your skin tone.
I was an early adopter of Gutenberg. Loved it despite many of its early flaws and flaws it continues to have. But I'll be honest, I'm finding myself empathizing with the Classic Editor folks as full-site editing (FSE) is creeping its way in. I simply don't enjoy the experience.
While I tend to be a practical person in life, there's nothing I love more than impractical anime fashion. Sometimes a post-apocalyptic warrior needs a long, unnecessary scarf and earrings made from the teeth of badlands beasts she's taken out. This is OK.
This morning I've been roleplaying with ChatGPT by giving it various anti-accessibility characters I've encountered in real life and even switched roles, instructing it to be the specialist while I am arguing against it. It has been an incredibly fascinating exercise.
Recently, my 80lb/36kg dog has gotten into the habit of sitting on my cat. And I gotta say, it's one of the most effective power moves I've ever witnessed.
Football is not a good excuse to drive up people's asses on the highway. I'm going to have license plates show up in my next colonscopy. Slow the fuck down!
@alanefuller@benswrite@Media I learned about this query recent and it blew my mind. It also works if you use :root variables which helps reduce repetitive CSS. Just flip the :root scheme in dark or light.