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Toot by Nikolett TillNikolett Till (mastodon.ml)

That's great, and you're free to continue creating all kinds of separate experiences for yourself just so you can feel better about not being so "entitled", as you put it. Most of us aren't going to go to that much trouble just to stay clear of the concerns of some in the disability community who would rather do the work of accommodating constantly changing trends than risk possibly losing someone else's approval.

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New #indieweb trick on my part: I'm using Pocket to store the things I'm reading that aren't books, and I've set up an IFTTT recipe to post a read to my site whenever I save something new to Pocket. It seems to be the most accessible way of doing this. I tried with Inoreader, but couldn't figure out how to get IFTTT to just pull from the read pile over there. And since I don't use Pocket for the thing it's intended for anyway, I figured this would work. And I'm pleased to report that it does.

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If your username has all kinds of ASCII art in it, or you use ASCII art in your posts, not gonna lie, I hate you. Mostly because screen readers do not know how to interpret half this stuff, and so I try to just scroll past. I hope you're not trying to say anything important.

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Pretty rich for Google, which has spent the better part of the last fourteen years doing its bit to fuck up the web, to tell us all "Well, you see, the web is broken, so we need to use AI to fix it." Jee if only there were a large advertising company pretending to be a browser and search company that could publicly demonstrate that it's learned from its mistakes and even roll some of them back and prioritize the things we all know make the web an enjoyable place to browse instead of just force-feeding us more of the latest hype.