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www.useragentman.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The blog post discusses accessibility coding best practices for web developers, offering open-source resources and community input. | |
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gemmacope.land
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author discusses their preference for Mastodon over Twitter, citing the platform's less noisy and more positive environment, and mentions tools and articles that highlight the potential for alternative online interactions. | |
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maya.land
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| | | | | h/t kicks condor Okay I'm like one of the probably-fewer-than-ten people in the world with a defined whostyle, so obviously I'm psyched by this. Having a list of people (defined by h-cards) and an offline tool to traverse their sites, grab the whostyles, sanitize the CSS, rescope the selectors, and repackage for your own site seems like a totally valid approach to me. That way the sanitizing could improve over time without having to respec inter-site dynamic inclusion. If you wanted to be properly agnost... | |
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zeroheight.com
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