Scott Gilbertson (formerly of @Webmonkey, also of @luxagraf) Buy my book, Responsive Web Design: http://t.co/AMQDXqVDET
Athens, GA
Joined September 2013
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@LongHandPixels thank you for everything. I just wanted to let you know my first ebook has been "published" situationaljapanese.com/book…
I wrote a quick post detailing some of the tools I use to write and produce ebooks. longhandpixels.net/blog/2015…
LongHandPixels retweeted
Mobile browsers are looking to let people zoom on pages that have disabled user zooming: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu…
Good. #a11y
Google Calls Out ‘Mobile-Friendly’ Sites: longhandpixels.net/blog/2015… Very excited for this to become an actual ranking metric.
This error message should win some kind of shittiest site award: "do not use the Forward, Back, Refresh, or Stop..."
Pretty cool how Mozilla includes this second free app with Firefox. Or maybe Crash Reporter is the app and Firefox is the extra? I forget.
Playing around with Input, a monospace font that looks quite nice in the terminal: input.fontbureau.com/downloa…
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but nah, I think python has something where as you use it you get wiser. from future import wiser.
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Probably it's simply sheer numbers. If 50% of the web used Django it might be that that community would be full of uniformed developers.
Whenever I muck with WP I get overwhelmed by the depth of ignorance about basic web and accessibility best practices in that community.
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LongHandPixels retweeted
@stubbornella I see this constantly. Violent threats, a felony in NY state, fine with @twitter. Activists tweeting, hidden behind warning.
lordy, pretty sure I just read the dumbest thing on the internet. it was about relative urls being bad.
@stormsweeper there turns out to be an option in the admin to reveal the password, in plaintext... so, uh, yeah, there's that.
props to @GoDaddy for the dumbest password reqs i've ever seen. (& no I would never use godaddy but sadly clients do)
Using OS X 10.10 and Firefox or Thunderbird? Erm, hell of a security hole here: mozilla.org/en-US/security/a… Go delete /tmp. Or download Chromium
