Pixel's first #Caturday with us :-)
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Nathan Vander Wilt
@natevw@toot.cafe
mastodon 4.7.3some mix of TMBG's Dr. Worm, Yael Naim's New Soul, and Frank Zappa's Montana perhaps
didn't used to use the extra comma; occasional drama llama; overthinks current events whilst knowledge of prior events is lacking
hobbies have been limited by international treaty to: books/reading, music/making, gardening/animals, electronics/radio, computers/interfaces (in no particular order and perhaps a couple others grandfathered in that I'm forgetting right now (like such as in hoarding business cards))
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@dabeaz@mastodon.social @glyph@mastodon.social saw this mostly out of context and just assumed you were talking about those sacks of composted BS you can buy at the garden center
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@jenn@gardenstate.social this might be projection but most people who _are here_ seem pretty scared of it
really appreciate the detailed walkthrough @siblingpastry@mastodon.world provides here in https://www.tpgi.com/the-road-to-accessible-drag-and-drop-part-2/
> To make drag and drop — or any complex widget — more widely accessible, it helps to step back and think of it in terms of **what it achieves** […]
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@siblingpastry@mastodon.world You probably figured this out, but I got curious and had to double-check that this has to do with the primary-ness of the pointer (rather than what that particular pointer is doing). Marks that the event is coming from e.g. the main mouse rather than just one rando finger of a multitouch chord. "Authors who desire only single-pointer interaction can achieve that by ignoring non-primary pointers." https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/PointerEvent/isPrimary
