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“This website runs on a Raspberry Pi powered by a solar panel and a battery located on our roof deck.” https://solar.dri.es/
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Freelance frontend specialist. Accessibility advocate. Speaker. Current: NL Design System + accessibility standards for the Dutch government. Before: W3C/WAI, Mozilla. Participant in Open UI CG, Accessibility Guidelines WG (W3C) and Human Factors TC (ETSI). Interested include: the web, web accessibility, standards, tech ethics, components, books, personal websites, CMSes, the video conferencing apps of our decade.
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✏️ The open web, MIDI and assistive tech: State of the Browser 2024 https://hidde.blog/sotb-2024/ did a quick writeup of #SotB2024 Accessibility folks, which companies in Europe provide training to folks who want to become proficient in WCAG-EM assessments? in English or German (asking for a client who is keen) I'm still a happy user of Notist (https://noti.st), a platform where I keep slides and links for my public talks. One feature I love is that I get `/hdv.json`, which makes it trivial to fetch events for display on my own website. Just added an “upcoming talks” section to my site in under an hour https://hidde.blog/speaking/#upcoming-talks  Thanks #AllDayHey for having me today! Slides and links are on this page: https://talks.hiddedevries.nl/VZNuWJ/dialog-dilemmas-and-modal-mischief-on-building-popovers (transcript will follow at some point to complement the slide images) For those who want to read more about popover, I also wrote: - on positioning https://hidde.blog/positioning-anchored-popovers/ ✏️ Semantics and the popover attribute: what to use when? https://hidde.blog/popover-semantics/ |
@hdv I want to do this myself so bad
@hdv did you see this
https://solarprotocol.net/
I would also like to utilise something like this but can't imagine the UK being decent for solar power but maybe it's enough for a small site