↪ Replying to @LenaLeigert
@LenaLeigert @augmentedrobot Hon blev taggad som bot av Twitter. Enda vägen ut var att stänga kontot och komma tillbaka senare. I samband med det tappade hon alla kontakter 😕
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↪ Replying to @yessshir
@yessshir More to cover all bases and be able to move in any direction based on the conversation. We spent most time on four of these “arms” and some never came up.
But now I also have material for a blog post. :)
↪ Replying to @unknown
@httpsterio @krenaud @DickPicLocator All I really want to do - more and more - is write without having the tech get in the way. From my experience with Ghost it’s letting me do that to a much larger extent than Wordpress. I’ve considered a lot of options, but hosted also relieves pain points :)
↪ Replying to @krenaud
@krenaud @httpsterio @DickPicLocator Thanks. Still, makes me more confident I’m making the right choice by moving to Ghost. :)
↪ Replying to @krenaud
@krenaud @httpsterio @DickPicLocator What the devil…. it’s a Wordpress-hosted blog… wondering if they’re having issues… thank you!
↪ Replying to @unknown
@httpsterio @DickPicLocator What? The blog site?
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@kazarnowicz @Beastankar @emanuelkarlsten Jodå, de har så smått bekräftat. x.com/GreiderDD/stat…
↪ Replying to @Beastankar
@Beastankar @emanuelkarlsten Exakt!
@Beastankar @emanuelkarlsten Och se'n kollar man en gång till och inser att det fortfarande är mycket möjligt att det är deepfake... bara rösterna de behöver ordna och när de sjunger kan det förstås vara lättare... men jag gissar att det är bekräftat av de medverkande.
@Beastankar @emanuelkarlsten Tänker närmast på Sassy Justice och att det är så lätt att glömma hur dessa deepfakes inte kräver så himla mycket längre i produktionskostnader... youtube.com/watch
↪ Replying to @emanuelkarlsten
@emanuelkarlsten Wow. Första sekundrarna trodde jag det var deepfake, men näe...
↪ Replying to @ProfSunnySingh
@ProfSunnySingh Imagining the private chatrooms of groups of legal scholars blowing up across the US. Oh how I would love to listen in on some of these conversations.
↪ Replying to @augmentedrobot
@augmentedrobot I have but I'd forgotten about it! Thank you for sharing.
↪ Replying to @ilovegraphics
@ilovegraphics Exactly! I'm going to be thinking about all these threads for weeks. I almost read it as a journalist's version of a systems thinking map.
↪ Replying to @WolfgangBremer
@WolfgangBremer It's an anagram of "Immortal Lost Empire Sudo". Sudo of course is the Unix command "superuser do" which allows one user to execute code as if they were another user. This alludes to the immortal, but covert, mind control power of words: putting thoughts in the heads of others.
↪ Replying to @kolombiken
@kolombiken I thought of you actually. I think I have to go 3rd party app as well.
↪ Replying to @GabiGitli
@GabiGitli I’m glad you asked 😊
To understand this one needs to understand two main problems:
1) A person using a screen reader may be exposed to multiple instances of “Read more” without context.
2) A person controlling a browser through voice needs a unique phrase to activate a link.
@GabiGitli The best links are
a) understandable outside their visual context on a page, and
b) unique in the sense that the same phrase is not used to link to different pages.
@GabiGitli A common workaround is to repeat the title of the linked page in the read more link. But as the title of a “teaser” is usually already linked, this often creates duplicate links to the same article.
@GabiGitli The other option is to hide the “read more” link altogether, and only link the title. This is valid but risks leaving the reader hanging, not knowing where to go from there.
@GabiGitli Another option is to include the full title in the read more link and NOT link the title in the teaser. There would be one understandable link providing the right context in the right position.
@GabiGitli But there is still a valid expectation of a linked title, which could be resolved by Javascript, pulling the link from the other link, and not exposing that link to the screen reader.
@GabiGitli One could also link the whole teaser block. When the reader reaches an ellipsis which breaks the content where the read more link would have been placed, they can still click anywhere to. Again this would require Javascript to ensure that the entire text is not exposed as a link.
@GabiGitli There are more options – and a new attribute known as aria-labelled-by which can come in handy. The chosen option will depend on context. And in the end it’s most important to bring in representatives who experience the issues we are trying to resolve, and listen to their input.
@GabiGitli To sum up: even seemingly small decisions will require effort to be inclusive. Many of them involve vulnerable people who are systematically ignored. And this is when change takes more time than at first feels reasonable…
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↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @LinkedIn I love that inspecting the code is how you figured it out 😅
Everyone of course needs to listen to episode 244. Weirdly I was just recommending this episode in my morning meeting, for the same reasons - icons are not universally understood.
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↪ Replying to @imdoinfine
@imdoinfine Will add this to my everyday Task List: "Throw trash in bin, it's to your left." And then add a speaker to the bin that regularly announces: "I'm feeling all empty inside!"
Now to figure out how I'll remember to empty the bin.
↪ Replying to @blogisch
@blogisch @Sproudofficial Didn't know what to expect, but that was funny. 😅