The whole Fedora not shipping a working screen reader for almost a decade and then leftists saying "say it nicely or its not constructive" is wild to me.
I know ableism is pretty common on the left but to see it play put on Mastodon by people who clearly have an understanding of systemic issues that impact oppressed people is very sad.

Ableism is tech bros ignoring disabled people unless they can use us as a gimmick to show how their AI bullshit will save us.
Reminds me of what Liz Jackson talks about "disability dongles" stuff that doesn't make disabled people's lives better but just serves to make people seem altruistic – saviourism as advertisment.

I specialise in the intersection between design and development but it seems like those jobs are few and far between so considering my options: look for more full stack roles (I've not met actually full stack people mainly backend devs who begrudgingly do frontend) or move more into interaction design / UX sort of role. The latter feels more attractive but often is gatekept by requiring things like a portfolio which leaves me in an odd position with lots of experience but feeling sort of lost.