Wouldn't it be funny if the AI reading reddit ended up trained on error messages?
It might not be so bad, in the long run it encourages you get a more permanent break from that workplace.
For a moment I got a cartoony image of all cities built on the peaks of mountains.
Meme aside, I wanted to say that the "alt" attribute is sometimes confused with the "title" one.
They are used for different things. The alt attribute is used instead of the image. If the image can't be shown, and in screen readers. title attribute is shown along with the image, typically as a hover tooltip. should not be used "instead" of the other. Each should be used properly, to do the things they were designed to do. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/872389/html-img-tag-title-attribute-vs-alt-attribute
Both? Both. And how was that screen transcriber called? I don't know, but let's try that one again. (I wish it was "/s")
Somehow like when school gave me book reading assignments. It was such a pain, I can read while actually paying zero attention to it. I'm a master.
A simple one I think, I refuse to call twitter by other names.
Following his logic that might just be his way of asking money from those companies.
I couldnt make it work as a tablet. The virtual keyboard is rarely ever working. Not even for entering the user session. And most apps are not designed for things like scroll or other gestures.
Not recommended at all, you might get hooked to animated series.
My whole digital experience would have been a lot different if it wasn't for this. I would want to have files structured into clearly named files and folders, but no, sooner or later it bites you if try to work around it.
They are just giving some time for the waters to calm a bit, and then say that it is taking too much effort.
I'm also good at doing self-deprecating lists, but the to-do list stays useless.
Sometimes the deadline is like the only motivator to do the thing, if that is not enough the fate of the task was probably decided anyway.