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The ones I know are full of racist memes and incel comments, so…
The ones I know are full of racist memes and incel comments, so…
The weird people saying one thing and doing the other.
But, when the chebox is ticked does it mean you allow that, as opposed to denying all treatment, or as opposed to collecting without limitatations?
Wouldn’t it be funny if the AI reading reddit ended up trained on error messages?
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”)
5% of the times it works every time.
They are just giving some time for the waters to calm a bit, and then say that it is taking too much effort.
Fine, so, in which of the 3 would the inspirational science fiction westerns be?
A deity can be whatever it wants.
Excuse me, that is only when I’m not trying to be professional about it, with carefully crafted perception of randomness.
Words go brrrr.
And the blame will be put on… Biden.
The reboot 15 times solution, etc it is a bit on their side. But in general I agree, CrowdStrike and the industries that need that kind of service should know better.
If you are going to ask questions maybe you are not the target demographic.
Plot twist, all of those are project initial commits.
Welp, they needed to tell people about themselves, I’m taking note.