Very concerned about food and medicine shortages, and those who seemingly believe it's a price worth paying for #Brexit. "Mother of parliaments"? More like drunk, incoherent, racist uncle of parliaments.
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) January 6, 2019
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RT @csswizardry: Now to see how many of your sites work without a mouse ? https://t.co/ecZchhHmoL
Now to see how many of your sites work without a mouse ? pic.twitter.com/ecZchhHmoL
— Harry Roberts (@csswizardry) January 4, 2019
RT @jensimmons: This is why websites (and all software) should never assume everyone use computers like you personally do. We are all different and have different setups to accommodate different needs. Make your sites accessible — to voice, keyboards… everykind kind of input and output. #a11y
This is why websites (and all software) should never assume everyone use computers like you personally do. We are all different and have different setups to accommodate different needs. Make your sites accessible — to voice, keyboards… everykind kind of input and output. #a11y
— Jen Simmons (@jensimmons) January 3, 2019
RT @WebDevLaw: This will make admins and moderators legally liable for the posts on their sites. It’s as dangerous as it sounds, and with the UK losing the EU e-commerce directive, there will be nothing in their way. Brexit Britain is beginning to look rather Orwellian. https://t.co/Uc0kXlpS2q
This will make admins and moderators legally liable for the posts on their sites. It's as dangerous as it sounds, and with the UK losing the EU e-commerce directive, there will be nothing in their way. Brexit Britain is beginning to look rather Orwellian. https://t.co/Uc0kXlpS2q
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) December 31, 2018
Well done to all involved, this is great https://t.co/jmJlSKG5Qi
Well done to all involved, this is great https://t.co/jmJlSKG5Qi
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 31, 2018