maple "mavica" syrup [6502] @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

@ultraloveheaven you just move your CSS into a separate file and link it in the head tag

panini

i love people who conflate git with github they have such a childlike naive view of the world it's cute

@ultranurd i try to overlook that because i enjoy the plots very much despite that

@ultranurd that's exactly it, i feel like discovery tries to do classic plots but gets its hands tied by executives into framing them into needlessly hollywoodian acrobatics

@lmorchard i would do this but only out of malicious compliance

@GrantMeStrength @thelastpsion as vectorized by the great @NanoRaptor http://www.danamania.com/print/Apple%20Pascal%20Poster/PascalPosterV3%20A1.pdf

@ultraloveheaven the HTML describes the DOM but it can still have inline CSS and JS if you want

i prefer to keep them in separate files because that way you don't have to repeat and maintain CSS for every single page, you can just reuse a single file

@ultraloveheaven generally it has to do with not using JavaScript to build your DOM and keeping the DOM simple and organized so that things appear in the right order in text instead of relying on JS or CSS to dictate how the elements are ordered on the screen

i hold the radical belief that not everything needs to be for everybody at every possible time

of course i think things that can be accessible should be. information, communities, media.

but i think denying things to be made just because they're not accessible is also erasure.

this is i'm sure a very complicated and nuanced topic that i'm going to get a lot of flak over (or not, my posts barely reach anybody anymore)

but i think the web was better when flash wasn't getting killed by apple to promote their new pocket computer that makes calls

i will not sacrifice fun and artistic vision for accessibility sorry in advance

i believe in things that need and can be accessible being accessible

but not in the sanitization of the web