Raindrop.io Bookmarks 03/06/2021

2021年3月6日 著

• A 70's legendary Japanese HPA "STORK-B" will be came back again as a permanent exhibition in a new museum! | Japanese HPA

  "The today's world of human-powered flight have been discouraged by COVID-19 pandemic condition. The news of STORK-B returning to display is a valuable topic for us and can encourage us until future days to come."

• World Wide Waste - Gerry McGovern

  "Up to 90% of digital data is not used. We collect. We store. We create and then don't use. Data is the atomic structure of digital. Words, music, images, films, videos, software. It all ends up as data. Most data is like single use, throwaway plastic. What sort of society accepts 90% waste?"

• Should I Use An Accessibility Overlay?

  "The answer is simple: People who are disabled want to be treated equally, so they expect you to design and build your website with inclusion and accessibility in mind and not to throw a band-aid on it."

• Inaccessibility Warnings in the Browser anyone? - Accessabilly

  "At least I'm pretty sure that accessibility issues on websites must be public to all. And the browser would be a great place to do so."

• How to Use & Integrate APIs: Beginners Guide [w/ Tutorial] - Snipcart

  "When you learn how to use an API, you're able to use services that would otherwise take you a long time to code yourself. You can add a robust search to your site with Algolia's API or a complete shopping experience with Snipcart."

• Chrome is Testing a Follow Button for Websites - WordPress Tavern

  "Chrome Story speculates that it may be integrated with Google's Discover feature, allowing sites to be easily added to that feed. Others speculated more broadly that Google may be building a replacement for Google Reader."

• CSS { In Real Life } | Debugging Media Queries: A Dev Tools Wish List

  "Rather than having to test our sites by repeatedly switching our settings at a system level, it would be great if browser dev tools had the ability to toggle various user preferences on and off. Firefox recently added a dark mode toggle to their dev tools."