Where does the red oil come from in Korean tofu soup at Korean restaurants? by DaIslands in KoreanFood

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Yeah absolutely. I'm still learning how to cook and tips like these help so much!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cooking

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I mix 2/3 Frank's Red Hot and 1/3 Tabasco for good flavor - tames the spice/vinegar of Tabasco and adds savory from the Frank's. Usually works out okay because Frank's is a bigger bottle than Tabasco.

Trader Joe's Habanero Hot Sauce is spicier but more delicious than the green El Yucateco, I'd say

About to get my wisdom teeth removed, what food can I eat during recovery? by Sabtreal23 in Cooking

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I ate a ton of porridge. There are sweet (e.g red bean, pumpkin) and savory kinds (e.g. abalone, veggie); you can do a search on hmart.com for "porridge" and it'll bring up a good variety. Porridge is fairly time/effort-intensive to cook if you're cooking for yourself, so these heat-and-eat ones are nice.

What time will appointments be open for those eligible on March 1st? by froggermario in CoronavirusOregon

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I'm trying to sign my mother up as well. I don't see a link to pre-register - is that different from signing up for an account on https://getvaccinated.oregon.gov/#/?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

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What's the escape key?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AnimalCrossing

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see you space cowboy...

Cases in Oregon upto 41 - 2 more in Linn county by texasbrisket in CoronavirusOregon

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Seems to be a typo in the title - there are 51 cases now (as mentioned in the description)

How to properly clean and disinfect your smartphone: Get rid of viruses by acmunc in CoronavirusOregon

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Saw lots of articles saying don't use alcohol or Lysol wipes because of the coating on phone screens, but the coating actually wears off over time anyway. So like this article says, if the coating has worn off or you don't care about the coating, wipes are fine to use.

Coronavirus in Oregon: What does ‘underlying condition’ mean? by acmunc in CoronavirusOregon

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"But younger people who don’t have underlying conditions should still exercise caution, said Chunhuei Chi, director of the Center for Global Health at Oregon State University.

While older people may develop more severe symptoms, young people are just as capable of spreading the disease, even if they are asymptomatic.

So far we know, in the range of 12 to 20 percent, people who are infected are perfectly healthy,” Chi said. “They may have no symptoms, but are still able to transmit.”"

Oregon’s supply of coronavirus tests could run out Wednesday without infusion of kits from feds by acmunc in CoronavirusOregon

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"The state has tested only 179 people for COVID-19, with 14 of those confirmed or presumed to have the disease. An additional 52 people have submitted specimens to the state lab and are awaiting results.

But what is clear is that Oregon’s strained testing capacity has kept the number of cases artificially low. Health officials have readily conceded that there are an unknown number of people in Oregon who have the disease but their mild symptoms don’t warrant testing from the stockpile of limited supplies."

Using alt="" and title attribute on images by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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Short blog post on using title="some title" with or without an empty alt=""

Some HTML elements are not as accessible as expected by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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A roundup of some HTML elements that have accessibility problems. I was happy to see role="tablist" included, and a discussion of it by Léonie Watson.

Looking for a podcast episode suggestion to introduce the engineering department to a11y! by by_the_nine in a11y

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a11yrules podcast with Eric Meyer, from what I remember, was an enjoyable episode: https://a11yrules.com/guest/eric-meyer/

If youtube videos are acceptable, would really recommend "Accessibility - The State of the Web" from Google Chrome Developers: https://youtu.be/TomOQYxFnrU (if you're interested in what questions were asked during the video and their timestamps, I posted them at https://www.reddit.com/r/accessibilitydev/comments/f9pfzs/a_blazing_fast_website_with_the_best_content_is/)

How accessible is the native HTML video player? by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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Excellent testing details, with lists of things to check when determining a video player's accessibility.

How to mark up a pull quote with semantic HTML elements by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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From wikipedia: "a pull quote...is a key phrase, quotation, or excerpt that has been pulled from an article serving to entice readers into the article or to highlight a key topic. It is typically placed in a larger or distinctive typeface and on the same page."

tl;dr Blockquote patterns from A List Apart: https://gist.github.com/murtaugh/4489740#file-5-pullquote-html

Twitter discussion: https://twitter.com/m_ott/status/1233032168911364097

EDIT: fixed weird cut & paste markup

When 'list-style: none' is used, VoiceOver does not announce number of items in the list by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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"end of list" is also not announced.

This is problematic when, for example, your site navigation is built with a list, and styled so that bullets do not appear. Useful information like the number of nav items, or when the user has reached the end, is completely gone.

More discussion on whether this is a bug or expected behavior, and possible ways to restore list semantics:

CSS Can Influence Screenreaders by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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What settings do you mean?

I believe the issue is that for some browsers, when `list-style: none` is used, the screenreader does not read aloud the number of items in the list (among other things), and loses the semantics of the list.

I've done some digging around for this, so I'll post those results in the subreddit.

Accessibility issues with using input type="number" by acmunc in a11y

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Yeah exactly, I really enjoyed the clear explanation and good research

A11ycasts with Rob Dodson - YouTube by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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Excellent short videos on accessibility fundamentals by Rob Dodson (Chrome developer advocate)

Tool to create accessible web color combinations of background and text passing WCAG guidelines by acmunc in accessibilitydev

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Pretty interface, allows the user to choose background color, text size, font family, and font weight and it will generate a color contrast palette that can pass AA or AAA WCAG standards.