doinathing

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by doinathing 6y ago
In order to make it fully accessible you might want to start from scratch and make a more traditional site that's not doing so much with JS to manage what content is on screen. Which might be more than you have time to deal with. But g
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by doinathing 6y ago
I actually have started do this when I see an OSS project site that just needs some quick tweaks. It's easy to open the web editor and add missing labels or attributes or something.
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by doinathing 6y ago
This looks amazing! Please consider making your website more accessible... the menu cannot be focused with the tab key, the images in your gallery do not have alt attributes. Those are some low hanging fruit you can correct. The overall str
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by doinathing 6y ago
For me I think CSS is hard to understand mostly because the underlying concepts are low level and designed to accommodate ALL POSSIBLE rendering scenarios, not just "I'm putting a website on this laptop or phone screen". CSS
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by doinathing 6y ago
My mother did a maths degree in her 50s, remotely, over several years. She grew up in a time and place where she didn't have the opportunity to get that eduction. She just wanted it for the sake of it, I suppose to prove to herself tha
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by doinathing 6y ago
Seeing the donations coming in (and making one myself) I was reminded that this sculpture is the reason I know about the event in the first place and, saw the significance of the help, and felt moved to donate. It made me think a lot about
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by doinathing 6y ago
> If you believe there's risk in passing someone, I think you also have to believe that there's risk in standing 6 feet behind them for a needlessly prolonged period of waiting.' There is risk in both things. There's
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by doinathing 6y ago
They don't have to be followed in every possible instance, but they provide good guidance about what is expected when you see another person, and helps massively reduce the amount of situations where people pass each other going opposi
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by doinathing 6y ago
If this works effectively I think it's a valuable choice to offer to autistic people - whether they choose to use it or not is totally valid of course. Often what people with disabilities are forced to do is choose an imperfect "a
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by doinathing 7y ago
Peer review does not involve trying to replicated the results as far as I'm aware... it's just commentary, hopefully by qualified people, on the perceived standard of the work at hand.
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by doinathing 7y ago
"The reaction to telling the suspect this, and what they do next, could very well result in a confession" ... sure, you can extract "confessions" using all manner of lies and pressure tactics like this. A person who is p