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The site is not loading for me at all https://ssd.eff.org https://ssd.eff.org Wonder if the load is too high too soon. Edit: Oops, now showing 504 Gateway Time
by eksith 12y ago
The site is not loading for me at all https://ssd.eff.org https://ssd.eff.org Wonder if the load is too high too soon.
Edit: Oops, now showing 504 Gateway Time-Out (nginx)
Edit2: It's back. Looks very well put together.
Edit3: Wow, this is extremely well put together. I especially like that the scenarios are crafted for each situation and isn't just "do this and you're fine". This is really a walkthrough rather than tutorial and I appreciate that a lot.
- schoen 12y agoI think it's been fixed now.
- mfb 12y agonote to self, check if site is on hacker news front page before purging stale caches!
- smutticus 12y agoI'm rather color blind and have a hard time seeing the links. For example, I had to move my mouse over the text randomly until I found the link was "Surveillance Self-Defense". When I'm reading the text on the detail pages, I also can't see where the links are. For example, on this page I cannot see any links and have to search for them by moving my mouse over text until found. https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/introduction-threat-modeling https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/introduction-threat-modeling
- qewrffewqwfqew 12y agoA well-raised point. Not colourblind here, but as someone who remembers the days when visual cues were used, I feel your pain. FWIW, I find using `tab` to bounce around links in the main text helps. Further than that, if you use `vi` on sundays, both pentadactyl and vimperator have a "hints" mode to navigate links by keyboard, which also helpfully highlights them. It would be nice if web designers weren't such idiots about accessibility, but these options make fending for yourself a bit less frustrating.