Tristan Bussiere

The absolute wrongness of this aside, the near-future AI world will have you spinning in soul-destroying, ever-diminishing unsatisfactory circles even more than the current customer-service chatbots do, over even the slightest problem.

Without doubt! Long but worth it.

Today is #Stormlight day! Unfortunately it's been so long since I've engaged with #Sanderson things that I feel like I need to re-read the entire series, so it'll be a bit before I get to the new book. Either way, the re-read starts this month.

Celebrating the early hours of my birthday by not being able to sleep, as one does. Sometimes I love waking up early, but this is not one of those days.

The reason crafting is in every game now: It's like money laundering for game designers

Let me explain.

I love an advent calendar. A little treat for almost every day of seasonal depression month

Profile Photo Alt text: A vivid depiction of a quasar. At the center, there is a bright, glowing core, emitting light in shades of blue and white. Surrounding the core are swirling clouds of gas and dust in vibrant colors, including reds, pinks, oranges, and purples.

Great to see so many of my accessibility follows from old Twitter/Mastodon already here, in addition to folks from news, technology, politics, and other professional and personal interests. Still trying to figure out what to do with this space, but that will come in time! Anyway, good morning.

How People with Disabilities Use the Web Introduces how people with disabilities, including people with age-related impairments, use the Web.

People who want to make the web accessible need to understand the many different ways that people with disabilities use the web. This W3C resource offers a good introduction to how disabled people navigate the web, and barriers they commonly encounter.

www.w3.org/WAI/people-u...

Hello, world! 👋 Now featuring a much shinier handle and bio, but the whole avatar thing is a work-in-progress.