It's shit like this, Windows...

In the Explorer UI, if you wanted to move something "up" a directory into a parent one, you could just literally click and drag it to the parent directory in the file listing.

In the newest reworked Explorer, not only have they pulled this feature, but they went through the effort of showing a "Can't do this" cursor when trying to do it.

This was an immense time-saver for a lot of little things I do, and they could've left well enough alone, but they went through the effort to not only remove it as a feature but to really drive home that it's missing. That's pretty fucked.

So, like, I worry that a lotta people assumed that Unity totally walked back all their changes after the very public uproar, but actually they didn't...their ridiculous Runtime fee still very much will apply to Pro/Enterprise users, and while they're not charging it retroactively, it's basically a big warning sign that the next thing you build shouldn't be in Unity.

The CEO "retiring" is certainly a move in the right direction, but they didn't actually unravel the goodwill-burning machine just yet.

I 100% recognize the font that Patreon's using in their new logotype but I don't remember where I've seen it before and it's driving me nuts

Like...a TV show's title card maybe?

Chrome: We're automatically opting you in to a new feature that sends your home address to advertisers but puts little asterisks over parts of it, and we're calling it Ultimate Privacy Protection

Firefox: We're encrypting every step of the DNS and HTTP connection process so nobody on the planet can know what you're doing online, because fuck anyone who would want to know

These two are not the same and should not be regarded as equals

I promise you, fighting for accessibility isn't elitism.

You know how long I've been fighting as a developer to get people to consider accessibility at all in their web design and content creation decisions? And now I come over to Mastodon and I see folks bringing up the idea that you absolutely should be putting alt text for your uploaded images and videos, and there's pushback against it. It's elitist or pretentious or sends the wrong message about the Fediverse.

Buddy, the elites think anyone who isn't perfectly able-bodied and exploitable as a cog in the capitalist machine is expendable.

Considering those with disabilities and making that an important part of what we're doing different this time as a social media platform isn't just acceptable, it's fucking beautiful.

We should strive to have that passion for the underrepresented in our society in all the things we repeat obnoxiously.

Be annoying in your pursuit of a better world!