The straw that broke the camel's back was creating yet another variable named that looked right, but was subtly wrong and broke things.
If i have to fucking proofreed and double check the name of every variable and environment key you generate... just ARGH no. fuck this. Too much time wasted cleaning up for copilot's stupidity.
@babe I've never undertood the FOSSbro thinking that you're some sort of hypocrite if you complain about something but don't pitch in to fix it.
A carpenter can reasonably complain about a badly constructed stone wall, but that doesn't mean they have the knowledge, skills, or materials (time in the OSS case) to fix it.
@ruin it sounds like you’re using sarcasm to try and defend their decision. Having limited human resources is NEVER an acceptable reason to explicitly remove accessibility accommodations or to explicitly avoid including them.
It is ONLY an excuse for why you haven’t gotten around to it.
@ruin no developer of anything approaching the broad usage patterns of a browser can EVER test everything.
I didn’t have devices / time is NO excuse. You do your best. You reach out for help where needed.
For context i have almost 30yrs of coding for a living. Avoidind & removing accessibility because you’re a small team says that disabled people aren’t valued equally to non-disabled people.
You prioritize that work over the next whiz-bang feature that isntrely needed. It’s not hard.
Why is it that when the typical ball point pen sold in USA runs out of ink I have to replace the entire thing: the body, the ink tube, the tip, the clicker, and the 2 springs?
Yet, when my pretty unremarkable Japanese ball-point pen runs out I just grab a replacement ink tube & tip?
When my lowbrow Lamy Safari fountain pen runs out I just replace the ink cartridge?
It's incredibly easy to use, and produces a wonderful line. If you've been curious about fountain pens i highly recommend it. I use a medium "nib" (tip), and it produces a nice thick line equivalent to the more heavy flow consumer pens like the Uniball Vision.
#3DPrinting I try to be a good pet-momma, but no matter how well you house train your filament-babies‡, sometimes there will be poop related accidents.
For the last few jobs this has been literally every single weekday evening for me. I've never heard anyone articulate it as A Thing™ before, but YES. So much YES.
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