nigeldgreen @nigeldgreen@mastodon.org.uk

RT @Bildrauschen@twitter.com: @wilddueck@twitter.com

who called it organic produce and not straight edgetables

writing with a finger
all day watching
dance in embers

As always, everything works better when you take all the fancy guts out and make it simpler, then do it again and again until there's barely anything left and everything does just one thing.

It seems to me that mental models are everything, and being able to reason precisely about code is the best feature code can have.

Have you guys tried TasksApp by @nigeldgreen

It's a Task Manager/To Do online app that works really well, is clean and clear, mainly uses a single-screen, easy to use and fast.

No fuss Task Management. Using it for Libreture work.

https://tasksapp.co.uk

Add descriptions to ALL your images. Not only does this add info for those with limited sight, it's another layer to add fun commentary when we hover over an image.

CamelCaseYourHashtags as this makes screenreaders more accurate.

Have a discussion in your organisation how you can be #A11Y focused with intent.

More info in #English, #Español, #Français, #日本語, #русский, #PTBR http://www.globalaccessibilityawarenessday.org/

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2018/mar/16/pre-chopped-onions-arent-pointless-if-you-cant-hold-a-knife

tl;dr is right there in the link.

If you've ever known someone who scoffed at pre-packed or partially-prepared convenience foods, could you think about boosting this?

The "S" in "IoT" stands for security.

I can't even begin to say how much I love the sheer cross-conceptual nerdery of this.

Inside of every giant, growth-hacked company is a tiny, sustainable company that was utterly destroyed in the name of earning capitalists more money.

RT @andrestaltz@twitter.com: Medium

"Excuse me, we're about to show you an article we didn't write, someone else did it for free on our site.

Before you read it, take a minute to give your data to Google or Facebook.

Yours truly,
Silicon Valley"

@inmysocks Keep the pw file out of reach (e.g., no group or world read perms). Use password salt (protect against pre-computing). Use a pw library that makes brute force attacks expensive (scrypt, bcrypt, PBKDF2).

Really, asking "what should replace Facebook" is putting things the wrong way around.

A more interesting way to ask the question is, "what did Facebook replace."

People used to build their own websites. People used to have blogs. People used USENET which was truly distributed and un-censorable.

Facebook and Google took the open internet and open standards and monetized and made everything crappy. Enough of that. Nothing should replace Facebook, it's done, stick a fork in it.