Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-09-26

2025年9月26日

• The Last Days Of Social Media

  "The problem is not just the rise of fake material, but the collapse of context and the acceptance that truth no longer matters as long as our cravings for colors and noise are satisfied."

• Why do software developers love complexity? | Kyrylo Silin

  "Complexity also signals effort, expertise, and exclusivity. If you struggle to understand it, your brain rewards you with awe: "Wow, this must be really smart," you think - even if a simpler solution would work just as well."

• Comforting Myths - Infrequently Noted

  "We should openly discuss features and their risks, try to prevent bad consequences, and work to mend what breaks. This competitive process has made browsers incredibly safe and powerful for 30 years. Until iOS, that is."

• The Coyier CSS Starter - Frontend Masters Blog

  "This is a list of things I almost wish were the browser defaults (i.e. in the user agent stylesheet) if I ruled the world and didn't have to care about backwards compatibility."

• Why false claims and false positives ruin digital accessibility programs | Deque

  "At Deque, we've been mission-driven from the start, and our commitment is unwavering. This is why we've approached AI with a zero-false-positive focus, and it's why our priority is enabling teams to achieve real progress."

• How do you spell success? - Jeffrey Zeldman Presents

  "Working in tech means being comfortable with change and uncertainty. Successfully working in tech means not letting change and uncertainty paralyze you."

• Accessibility First: WCAG Makes Your Content Easier for People--and for AI to Understand | UsableNet, Inc.

  "What works for people also works for machines: content that is clear, structured, and text‑first. That is precisely what the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) require."