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by extra88 6y ago
The RAVPower is 50% smaller than a 13-inch MacBook Pro's AC adapter while providing the same wattage. Also, the RAVPower has two ports, a USB-C and a USB Type A so you can charge two devices at a time. The RAVPower is also cheaper than
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by extra88 6y ago
Yes, the first rule of ARIA is if you can use HTML instead of ARIA attributes, do so; e.g. use <button>, not <div role="button">. Some roles inherent to HTML elements are only conditionally exposed; e.g. the <sect
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by extra88 6y ago
It looks like Public Lending Right schemes for printed books exist in only a couple dozen countries and even fewer implement them as the UK has with payments per-loan (Canada does a one-time payment per copy). https://en.wikipedi
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by extra88 6y ago
You probably know this but aria-role is not an attribute, the ARIA attribute you're thinking of is simply role . Your point still stands, if someone makes an element other than <a href...> look and behave like a link, they sho
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by extra88 6y ago
The title attribute is not a good way to give elements an accessible name for screen readers (except iframes, title attribute is the right choice for them). Better would be to put the text inside the existing div and use CSS to visually hid
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by extra88 6y ago
Icons are often included using different methods that don't support the alt attribute. Icon font systems like Font Awesome use CSS like this: .fa-trash::before { content: "\f1f8"; } Screen readers these days have good support
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by extra88 6y ago
The article didn't mention Babel or Webpack, the first attempts to use the module were with Node, not in a browser. There's blame to go around but I mostly blame npm for being full of hot garbage while obscuring what is garbage an
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by extra88 6y ago
What do the little “i” icons do? I can’t click them using Safari or Chrome on an iPad.
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by extra88 6y ago
> the author is a bad teacher She wasn’t helping one of her students, she was helping a friend who is a computer scientist. The closing thought was if this person, with so much existing knowledge and some assistance, can’t make one “simp
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by extra88 6y ago
In Massachusetts, "there were 28 deaths on the state's roadways in April — compared to 27 at the same time last year" despite traffic being 50% lower. The article says 1/3 of the deaths were on interstate highways but do
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by extra88 6y ago
There are web services to add accessibility checks to your CI processes. https://tenon.io is one, Deque has services. Deque makes axe-core, an open source library of accessibility checks that's used by Google's Lightho
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by extra88 6y ago
The parent's complaint is while the red may look black to you, you have no trouble differentiating it from the white background. The problem of red text on a white background would be if someone couldn't see red and had another
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by extra88 6y ago
The article is easier to read on the site where it was originally posted: https://theconversation.com/zoom-fatigue-how-to-make-video-c...
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by extra88 6y ago
Yes, the group is not "pro-tech," it's "pro-trust" AKA anti-antitrust. They're anti-regulation that they don't write themselves.
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by extra88 6y ago
On my iPhone running iOS 13, I had to go a level deeper to find that: Settings -> Privacy -> Location Services -> System Services -> Significant Locations. To view Significant Locations, I have to provide my Touch ID again. Also
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by extra88 7y ago
That is certainly not true of all cats. I and my family have never had a cat with a problem being indoors, even the one who spent his first year in and out.
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by extra88 7y ago
The W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the basis for many accessibility laws and more useful for actually learning what makes a site accessible. If you don't already place an emphasis on using semantic HTML mark
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by extra88 7y ago
I think seeing up to 25 people in Gallery view is the default but there's a checkbox to enable seeing up to 49 people. Schools like it because it can handle hundreds of participants in a single meeting and you can pay for extras to han
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by extra88 7y ago
> your user styles can override the developer's (and the browser's) styles on a per-site basis. Too bad Mac Safari is the only browser of significance that still has an interface to load a user style sheet. Yes, other browsers
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by extra88 7y ago
Here is the URL from Apple’s directory but you can probably also find it somewhere on WNYC’s site. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tldr/id709617583
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by extra88 7y ago
If Hugo is only changing the file with the text edit, awscli sync should only transfer the changed file to S3. If it's transferring all of them, it's because Hugo is touching all of them.
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by extra88 7y ago
Everything in moderation, including moderation.
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by extra88 7y ago
In VoiceOver on a Mac, one way I know is to press VO-U to open the Web Rotor then use the left-right arrow keys to navigate through the options, one will list landmarks if they are present on the page. I don't recall how to call up the
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by extra88 7y ago
Skip links are mainly for people who don't use a screen reader but do solely operate the computer by keyboard (or keyboard emulator, like a switch). Screen reader users shouldn't need skip links because page content should be orga
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by extra88 7y ago
The 1999 Yahoo, like the site in the article, is a directory, of course there are going to be a lot of links. The 1999's main flaw is a complete lack of headings (and the "buttons" on either side of the logo are image map lin
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by extra88 7y ago
Works for me, maybe the issue is specific to the site linking to Twitter.
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by extra88 7y ago
That's handled by redirects with HTTP 301 messages, not JavaScript hijacking links on the referrer page, which is what Google search pages do.
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by extra88 7y ago
> have a parent stay at home with the child Assumes there are two parents in the household. For two-parent households, assumes it can cover its expenses from the labor of only one of them. This option also doesn't address the fact
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by extra88 7y ago
Federal law only guarantees you can't lose your job for taking that amount of leave, it does not require employers to pay you for that time off. I suspect they were asking for evidence of your claims about the harm caused by pumping br
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by extra88 7y ago
> If you're throwing carbon in a landfill and it doesn't decompose, it's not climate change. If it goes in landfill, it's not being reused or recycled to prevent more carbon from being produced to make something new.

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