It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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Cameron Moll rocks the CSS World! CSS Mastery author @cameronmoll will present at #generateconf NY in April. buff.ly/1JCDMs
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My node is code.
My nose is cold.
My code is node.
My cold is nose?
#nerdproblems
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Wishing that all who observe Christmas have had a lovely, uplifting holiday. Peace on earth, goodwill to all. Love, Molly
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Aside from the obnoxious people, travel was smooth and easy. Here with my folks now. Note: I was NOT (for once) amongst the obnoxious!
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@redcrew well, I'm glad too because as a result my life is easier! Thank you! And I still want to run an idea past ya btw. I will follow up.
@whitneyq I'm happy I could clarify! Yes, you can use Pablo haha! Ask a geek a question, we can't help it. I'm amazed I did it in 8 tweets!
Ray Bradbury rolls over in his California grave: HTTP error 451 buff.ly/1NHSIaw #censorship #privacy #ietf
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@canva Thanks goes all to @redcrew - who is a marvel at finding wonderful gems of software. And people. :)
@whitneyq Confusion is because we're talking three discrete techniques: An app (Pablo); and two W3C language specs (SVG, CSS). HTH! (fini!)
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@whitneyq SVG is a W3C specified technology that you can use for this kind of text manipulation over an image. Less complex tasks? CSS. (7)
@whitneyq The image created in Pablo itself is still binary, and therefore only text accessible via alternative and descriptive text. (6)
@whitneyq As such, you end up with two outputs from Pablo: Text embedded on image and ASCII in the textbox. In that context, accessible. (5)
@whitneyq With Pablo, text is embedded onto the image (binary) AND generates your text input directly into a Twitter textbox (ascii) (4).
@whitneyq SVG and CSS are ASCII Text formats (non-binary). As such, their information isn't "packaged" and can be readily manipulated. (2)
@whitneyq If the file is exported as binary, then yes, theoretically it would be inaccessible without additional info, such as alt text (1).
@facej You aren't alone in that lament, if it's of any comfort. I'm not lamenting as I never used them, many folks I know definitely did.