Raindrop.io Bookmarks 06/04/2025

2025年6月4日

• Designing For Neurodiversity -- Smashing Magazine

  "According to various sources, around 15-40% of the population has neurodivergent traits. These traits can be innate (e.g., autism) or acquired (e.g., trauma). But they are always on a spectrum, and vary a lot."

• Is the DOJ Web Accessibility Rule in Danger?

  "The Trump Administration is already cutting back on absolutely fundamental disability rights and Some not-for-profits are shamelessly trying to take advantage of the times and undercutting civil rights for all of us."

• Make Screen Readers talk with the ARIA Notify API

  "ARIA Notify is an imperative notification API designed to replace the usage of ARIA live regions in situations where a visual live region isn't necessary. The API provides an ergonomic way to tell assistive technologies, such as screen readers, exactly what to announce to users and when."

• Exploring the web in 1995 - The History of the Web

  "If you were fortunate enough to be working on the web in 1995, it may have felt far more insignificant at the time. Most people were just playing around the web because they thought it was cool, and when they got online they found an entire community just like them."

• Satellites are polluting Earth's atmosphere with heavy metals. Could refueling them in orbit help? | Space

  "Barnhart agrees that the fledgling in-orbit servicing industry is likely to face resistance not just from operators but also from satellite manufacturers, who might feel threatened by the idea of reusability and life extension."

• Google Is Stealing Your International Search Traffic With Automated Translations

  "When Google can't find a strong local-language source, it now grabs an authoritative English page, AI translates it on the fly, and serves the copy under a Google-owned subdomain"

• W3C Advisory Committee Elects Advisory Board | 2025 | News | W3C

  "The W3C Advisory Committee has elected the following people to fill seven seats on the W3C Advisory Board (AB), starting 1 July 2025: Daniel Appelquist, Theresa O'Connor, Hiroshi Ota, Avneesh Singh, Hidde de Vries, Song Xu, and Brent Zundel."