u/rguy84

I thought it was him initially.

Terrible article

The span is hidden to assistive technology, recommemd reading what aria-hidden does.

Unless it is going back to be in the face and waving a flag, people won't see it or care.

I had a team started using a secondary tool that worked slightly quicker and took it as confirmation. They didn't bother to read the documentation.

Non-us government agencies or firms trying to get work in the US?

How was this made?

Trusted tester is for the US federal government. If you aren't testing for that, the certificate has limited value for you. The intent is to allow repeated results, which does not mean accurate results.

Definitely

We recently traveled and sought out fruit too.

We don't need every update you do. Not every user reads every post, so most won't know what you believe to be obvious. You are the only one talking about blazor on this sub, so to me it is a niche topic.

The post title and body was spammy, like you just came across this super cool project that just got updated, while in fact it is your project.

Your last post was misleading

Articulate has a poor track record for accessibility. AI does not do great with accessibility. Combine them and don't expect a good time.

It got tiresome. The last one happened multiple times, and would begin to whisper to my sister , ignoring us to for a few hours

• he periodically insisted on leading us despite not knowing the city or looking at the itinerary, so ended up having to holler at him.
  
• they don't have a lot of money, so the proposal was I cover every but they had to cover souvenirs. After a few days, he'd insisted on paying, he scrutinized everything and joked about having the bill lowered.
  
• if he was wrong about something, that's your problem, not his. For example, I had a dish with veal, he turns to me saying he didn't know I liked deer. I said it was cow, venison is deer. He said no it wasn't. After showing him Google, he said something like they are basically the same thing, and we shouldn't be so technical about details.

Who is we?

I agree. I miss it

Yes. The two main contractors are great at bsing. They are like this takes 3 hours. I tell my lead they can do it 3 ways, all three take 20 minutes to do together. Only one is needed, so if you want a thorough write up, it may take an hour. The leads reply is well they are probably taking other things into consideration, though they have been told not to.

I feel you. I am a team deputy, we have multiple contractors, I don't know what they are doing 95% of the time. This makes me feel exactly like what you describe. After months of letting it eat me up, I stopped caring, and mostly do what u/BlackThiccyBB said. I do my tasks and that's it. My lead rather be friendly rather than hold people accountable.

I was recently out for two weeks, and 3 of the 4 tasks that they had when I left are in the exact same state, lead doesn't care. My lead doesn't understand the technical details, hence my hiring, so after them brushing off my comments of about taking 4+ weeks to do something that should be 3 days, I just make notes, and if I am asked - I say 'initial findings should have been taken 2/3 days.'

Got back from our 17-day vacation very late Saturday night, instead of Friday evening. Overall good, though 3 days too long IMO. Over my BIL's antics/behavior after day 5 or thereabouts.

We had bad luck with a few apps. We found a local place after we watched somebody on our cam say "the cat has meds? he seems fine, i'll skip these."

Rise does funky things, but have you confirmed that YouTube doesn't have a bug?

Please use better post titles next time.

Add in they can help make the sheet accessible to people with visual disabilities.

Can you one hit them? No, then damage

I've been successful in doing this since 2014.