Came here to say this. CodeIgniter was mind blowing, and gave me that a-ha moment: "So this is how advanced sites are built".

Is the red torso all one piece? Looks really big. Regardless, would love to see a video on the methods you use to print big things.

I had a smart plug working great for around 5 years till recently when I needed to reset it. Had to download an app, reset my password, accept new T&Cs, and log in, all for it to still not work. Will be buying more Zigbee devices from now on to get around that. Keeps everything local

Someone painted a mural of you in Glasgow

So slick, well done!

Do not ever EVER forget that live Twitter stream where he tried to claim the stack needed a complete rewrite and an ex-Twitter eng asked for details, which he could not provide and tried to dance around the question he could not answer. That was pure internet gold.

youtu.be/cZslebJEZbE?...

Oh my god, I think this works. Thanks so much!

Anyone know if zen has a mod/setting that remaps the Ctrl + Tab keys? The default is to cycle through tabs in the order they appear in the sidebar, but I love the Arc implementation where it will cycle through based on opened most recently. Easier to get back to the page that opened a new tab.

The use case I just gave you necessitates that. An SR user cycling through lists won't have the context of the headings before if not linked with an aria-labelledby. Sighted users do have that visual context when scanning for a list

Despite all that, if we use an h2 linked to an aria-labelledby on the ul to label it instead, then it would be valid and necessary, even in your example. And if an aria-labelledby is valid on an element then surely so is an aria-label, even if only technically and not philosophically. 🤷‍♂️

An SR user would need to cycle through those other lists before getting to the page contents, so its not quite as easy to find what they're looking for. Adding the aria-label makes sense to give them a hint that sighted users get via the visual context.

In my contrived example maybe, but not generally. A sighted user might be able to see a list at the top of an article and easily interpret that as the page contents list, despite there being other lists in the markup that come before that... [continued]