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Praise for MoonScript - Seirdy
MoonScript (a language with a CoffeeScript-like syntax that transpiles to Lua) continues to be the most enjoyable programming language I have ever used. It’s
Re: Give up GitHub - Seirdy
I might drop GitHub mirrors for new projects, but I worry that this could disproportionately cause friction among disabled users. The main reason I currently
“Open Artificial Intelligence” misses the point - Seirdy
The Open-Source Initiative (OSI) is planning to form a definition of “Open Artificial Intelligence” (not to be confused with OpenAI, a company selling
Browser development moratorium - Seirdy
What if Firefox and Chromium placed a year-long moratorium on all new browser features unrelated to security, accessibility, and internationalization? Effort
Google drops Webp2 and JPEG-XL - Seirdy
Earlier this month, Google re-branded its WebP2 repository to clarify that WebP 2 will not be released as an image format.. This week, Google deprecated
Problems with BIMI - Seirdy
Everything about Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) feels so half-baked. Lukewarm take: BIMI should mandate DMARC with DKIM and just ignore SPF
Things can get better - Seirdy
I’m in partial agreement with this take. On one hand, expectations change with time. Most people outside my bubble look at interfaces I like using and say they
Ideas for filtering fediverse timelines - Seirdy
An alternative to controversial recommendation algorithms is timeline-filtering algorithms. Feeling pressured to scroll through too much is unhealthy and lends
TUIs and accessibility - Seirdy
ncurses is fine for certain specific purposes, like querying terminal characteristics. I think if you’re building a TUI it should generally be one of multiple
Re: AI-Generated Images from AI-Generated Alt Text - Seirdy
This is a great post to illustrate the utility of detailed alt-text when an image is the primary content. I think it’s less relevant for the more common use of
Dark theme woes - Seirdy
I try to have limited reliance on CSS media queries in favor of being inclusive by as many people as possible by default, including fingerprinting-averse
Reasons to use Nginx - Seirdy
I generally recommend Caddy over Nginx, but Nginx does still have certain advantages: Nginx supports OpenSSL commands that enable features like TLS record
Website security scanners - Seirdy
Speaking generally: I think most website security scanners (Webbkoll, Observatory, et al) lend themselves to cargo-cults. You don’t need most Content Security
Living dead internet theory - Seirdy
I propose an alternative to the Dead Internet Theory called the Living Dead Internet Theory, an exaggerated version of my actual beliefs: Any content written to
Soulless Pride - Seirdy
One thing I don’t like is faux corporate support for pride month. Think rainbow branding for large organizations that don’t actually do much to improve the
Hello notes - Seirdy
This is first “note” on my IndieWeb Site. Notes will be shorter and less formal than typical blog posts; this is a microblog, not a typical weblog. Once this is
OpenSSL and QUIC - Seirdy
A rough timeline of QUIC support in OpenSSL-like libraries: BoringSSL implements QUIC. Quiche, a QUIC library, requires BoringSSL. Nginx can be patched to use
User choice and progressive enhancement - Seirdy
Many users who need a significant degree of privacy will also be excluded, as JavaScript is a major fingerprinting vector. Users of the Tor Browser are
Social implications of crawler neutrality - Seirdy
You said something I’d like to draw attention to: I have been banned from LinkedIn temporarily myself 4 times for “looking at too many profiles”. It is in their
Re: trying real websites in the SerenityOS browser - Seirdy
Most of these are pages that blur the line between “document” and “app”, containing many interactive controls. Being concerned about them is valid; however, I
Clang supports wiping call-used registers - Seirdy
Here’s a compiler flag that slipped my notice: Clear Linux has -fzero-call-used-regs=used in its CFLAGS for security-sensitive x86_64 packages, wiping call-used
Polygot XHTML5 - Seirdy
Why is my site’s markup polygot XHTML5? I have had to deal with some really awful user-agents: Bespoke markup parsers in RSS readers. Link previews in obscure
OpenSSL replacements - Seirdy
Are you referring to making an OpenSSL-compatible API, so OpenSSL-only programs can link against BearSSL? I really like BearSSL for TLS 1.2: it’s tiny, runs
Thoughts on callout semantics - Seirdy
Interesting proposal! Some thoughts: I’d suggest looking into the doc-notice, doc-tip, and doc-example DPUB-ARIA roles. I’m a big fan of DPUB-ARIA and I do not
Motivations for dropping JPEG-XL - Seirdy
I do find their decision to drop JPEG-XL from Chromium problematic because it was clearly an example of them ignoring everyone else, showing the limits of
Your WYSIWYG editor - Seirdy
Would love to see something that conforms properly to the WAI Authoring practices and supports microformats2. That could combine well with a stylesheet that
DoH in Android - Seirdy
IMO: the main benefit of DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) is that it’s a stepping stone to Oblivious DNS over HTTPS (RFC 9230). i distrust how much more this encourages
Reflections on the 2022 Web Almanac’s accessibility findings
I have a few thoughts on these findings: The Almanac says skip links commonly skip to the <main> element; I consider large focusable containers an
UI toolkits and the accessibility gap - Seirdy
How does Warp stack against other toolkits when it comes to accessibility and system integration? In my system settings I set colors, default fonts (with
Pale Moon - Seirdy
Pale Moon’s inception pre-dates Firefox 57 by many years; before its notoriety following the removal of XUL/XPCOM, it was popular among people who didn’t like
Praise for weird browser setups - Seirdy
Balancing the needs of many users is hard. The gift of having a quirky setup is it improves inclusivity by default. In addition to using mainstream browsers
Reporting API and informed consent - Seirdy
Whether or not increasing a user’s fingerprint (potentially crossing the uniquely-identifiable threshold) is “worth it” is something for the user to decide, not
An “adapt” HTML prefix - Seirdy
The Accessible Platform Architectures (APA) working group hopes to designate adapt- as a reserved prefix in HTML 5. You can read the draft proposal on the
Fediverse defederation considerations - Seirdy
What I consider: Is an offending post a property of the instance or the user? It may reflect the instance if it’s written or reblogged by a staff member or part
DNSLink and SVCB DNS resource records - Seirdy
SVCB DNS resource records (RRs) were introduced somewhat recently. They inform user-agents that a given resource exists at another endpoint, possibly with extra
Intentional telemetry - Seirdy
Compare the two scenarios: Scenario A: “We received a piece of user feedback to change this design to avoid errors; their suggestion was well received by other
Modal editing - Seirdy
Since these are being boosted again, I wanted to say that my views have changed. I do not recommend most people learn Vim (well, sysadmins should know basic
Re: blindness awareness month AMA - Seirdy
The most common and major accessibility (a11y) issues tend to be documented and well-known among a11y practitioners; however, “smaller” or “niche” issues (for
On displaying word counts - Seirdy
Some of my posts are long. My longest post is almost 20k words as of right now (60-80 pages printed out), and will get longer as I update it. Length is an
ChatGPT reliance considered harmful - Seirdy
Designing tools to make people feel convenienced (the opposite of inconvenienced) is sometimes different from designing tools to make people’s lives better
Firefox hardening progress - Seirdy
In the past couple of years, Firefox made significant security-related progress. Firefox’s multi-process architecture was overhauled, starting with a utility
Kexec considered overkill - Seirdy
Avoid kexec if you don’t need it: it opens new vulnerabilities, and is better left disabled for most use-cases. Redundancy and failover should eliminate the
On tracker blocking - Seirdy
I think this post is correct, strictly speaking. I also feel like it misses the point of tracker blocking (or at least, what I think the point should be). Many
Blogging as DRY - Seirdy
The “Don’t Repeat Yourself” (DRY) principle is my main motivation for adding content to my site-especially to my “notes” section. I’ve gone as far as linking my
Answer engines - Seirdy
I read your article and share similar concerns. Using Microsoft Bing and Google Search’s commercial APIs generally requires accepting some harsh terms,
XML adventures - Seirdy
xml:space would make whitespace issues easier to handle and simplify my current solution, but not everything supports XML namespaces; I want to keep this
Yuescript first impressions - Seirdy
I just discovered Yuescript, which is like MoonScript with more features. I have mixed feelings. I like features like pipelines (much cleaner than repeated
Dillo repository mirror - Seirdy
Dillo’s domain name has expired, making it impossible to fetch its Mercurial repository from its canonical location. Fortunately, Mercurial is a distributed
In defense of content blocking - Seirdy
First off, some of your comments have referred to ad-blocking being wrong due to conflict with existing business models. Businesses are not entitled to the
Opting out of LLM indexing - Seirdy
I added an entry to my robots.txt to block ChatGPT’s crawler, but blocking crawling isn’t the same as blocking indexing; it looks like Google chose to use the