[SC 2.4.4] Folks seemed to enjoy that
I compared websites to bridges, and folks seemed to enjoy that. The Hacker News crowd seemed to not like completely optional link underlines getting switched...
[SC 2.4.4] Just another way of being
I've known I had Aphantasia for a little while now, but learning about Severely Deficient Autobiographical Memory (SDAM) from this article made a lot of...
[SC 2.4.4] The second best outcome
GitHub now has a preference toggle for link underlines. This is the second best outcome, with the first being them underlined in the first place. Regardless,...
[SC 2.4.4] Presented in an arbitrary order
You there, sit down for a spell. Rest those weary legs as you read through these links presented in an arbitrary order. The Worst Programmer I Know "…don’t...
[SC 2.4.4] It's not tomorrow until I fall asleep
It's not tomorrow until I fall asleep, so today is still today because I'm helping to host Inclusive Design 24. The event is 24 hours of free, live streamed...
[SC 2.4.4] A lot of scientists doing things
This week features a lot of scientists doing things. And that's great! I like it when scientists get to do things. Scientists grow whole model of human...
[SC 2.4.4] Also technically equivalent
This week I wrote about how an experience that is confusing for all involved is also technically an equivalent one. If you're also interested in taking...
[SC 2.4.4] Wednesday can be Thursday, if you believe
This was supposed to go out yesterday, but I was a little fried. I'm sending it now, proving that Wednesday can be Thursday, if you believe. Enjoy!...
[SC 2.4.4] Mostly weirdly optimistic
The vibe on this one is mostly weirdly optimistic! Nice! Fugitive “sovereign citizen” arrested for selling silver as bogus COVID cure Loving this current...
[SC 2.4.4] Nostalgiaweb
There's inadvertently a lot of nostalgiaweb-related content in this one. Wonder what that's all about. Turn-On Found Should have sent a poet. BadAppleFont...
[SC 2.4.4] Big tech is a wild ride
Today is my one year anniversary at GitHub! I've learned a lot—some good, some not so good. This take was too spicy for the post, but one of the biggest...
[SC 2.4.4] If you don't know what those words mean, don't worry!
I released an Alfred workflow today that helps you search through, reference, and research Web Content Accessibility Guideline Success Criterion. If you...
[SC 2.4.4] The next linkypoo edition
I shared Neopets' comeback plan in a Discord last week. A friend pointed out that Scientology used to own them, a fact that blew my mind. They then went on...
[SC 2.4.4] Moving the hyperlink color
I can't get the dark mode media query to be honored (yes, most email clients support prefers-color-scheme), so I'm moving the hyperlink color back to blue....
[SC 2.4.4] Buying a pair of jeans
This week I wrote about my ruined brain and how it relates to buying a pair of jeans. I also have a ton of links this week, so hopefully something here...
[SC 2.4.4] Kudos to a fellow Eric
This week is a double-feature, as I missed last week's newsletter on account of going out into the world and being a human being in a location other than my...
[SC 2.4.4] Better late than never
I usually send these on Wednesday, but this is Sunday. Better late than never, I guess. The reason is I lost track of time in the process of packing for a...
[SC 2.4.4] I don't think the two are related
Today I gave a big talk at work about the revolutionary concept of working with people instead of assuming what they want and how they work. My fridge also...
[SC 2.4.4] Demonstrate non-automatable behavior
This week I am back on my “automate the CEOs away” bullshit. At least up until they demonstrate non-automatable behavior. Automate the CEOs “And when we can...
[SC 2.4.4] Continually re-test something like this
I wrote about how browsers keep breaking CSS display: contents declarations, and how I don't think we can safely rely, and therefore use the declaration...
