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They always have, bucko.

I do video too.

Adrian explains why acessibility is your responsibility, even though tech can do better.

After hours of frustration caused by infinite recursion, I discovered that recursion done properly is good actually.

Damn color theory, get dark mode images the easy way.

The quickest way to get dark mode, with some caveats.

Some command line scripts you can use to convert a video into various animated image formats and videos.

As useful as lists are, browsers might not expose their semantics to screenreaders depending on a list's style.

I finally have a newsletter!

Explains why I can't stop redesigning this website.

Leveraging various digital mediums to reach learners best.

The CORS headers I set for my Netlify site

Thoughts on tweeters uncovering bias in Google Translate when translating from gender-neutral languages.

Using four CSS declarations and flexbox, you can make a sticky footer.

You have no idea how many times I've made the same project over an over again. I'm sick of it so I'm going to make it up as I go.

Worry less about people disabling JavaScript for websites.

Save bytes of data by statically generating the copyright footer.

I use this to make more accurate

The "inaccessibility" helps in some ways

Here's where you can find various user agent (browser default) stylesheets.

How I made Virtual Jo in college

Here's how I became an open source contributor but fixing a (not so) serious typo in Hugo's documentation.

My first attempt at making an unofficial tax calculator

I hope you like the 8th version of my personal website.

How bad HTML can get expensive.

Here's how I added a terrible version of dark mode on my personal website

On my bad volunteering experience

Plz don't extract PDFs like this...

Accesibility matters, but what happens when you can't get the things you've found fixed.

I'll never get a job at this rate

All the disasterous tech interveiews I've had so far.

Here's what I want to accomplish in my next five years of programming.

Looking back on my first 5 years of programming

Here's how I made my senior project, Virtual Jo.

My personal website through the years.

Looking into why my site is so fast.

In this post, I revisit my CodePen Account

On the time I made a desktop encryption utility to encrypt my video diary.

On the time I made QuickPush.

On the time I tried to do the learn by teaching thing.

Here's how I used Twitter's API to disable retweets.

On the time I wasted three hours over the summer making a program for a random stranger I've never met. Worst of all, it didn't even work.

Here's what I learned while getting my CS degree.

An old project from the time I followed Free Code Camp

Here I talk about my experience at hackathons.

I've tried many times to lose weight but I keep failing. When I made Farai's Weight Tracker, I thought it would be different this time around.

This week I kept working on my senior project. I didn’t accomplish a whole lot however. That’s because I was writing about the wrong thing.

Here's what I worked on this week.

As I was planning Farai’s Code Lab, I decided to make a weekly series called DevLogs in which I provide updates on my coding projects.

I finally found a use case for grep

A tech talk on how I used Dialogflow and a bit of Node.js

After giving my first(ish) tech talk, I want to recap what I learned from it.

Here's how I'm struggling to find a host for my personal website.

Up until now, I've hosted my personal website on GitHub Pages and I have few complaints.

At work, I was tasked with filtering library course guide data. Here's how I used Python to help me.

On the time I had an internship interview with Goldman Sachs.

Here's why I didn't make anything at Minnehacks 2017.

Going into detail about the project I made at Uncommon Hacks 2017.

Uncommon Hacks 2017 was the most sucessful Hackathon I've been to ever. Here's why.

Here's what FWT looks like in it's early stages

After many weeks of not doing much, I’m back and ready to start a new personal project to help me lose weight!

After 30+ applications and 4 career fairs, I've finally got called in for an interview by a dev shop located in Des Moines, Iowa.

On the time I made a Chrome Extension to search music on Spotify.

Where I write about my first experience at a hackathon.