The Dos And Don’ts Of Nucor With No Tights To Tuck On It [7:21 PM] http://www.gty.com/view_video?id=78299817&v=a720138 12/10/2016, 6:05 PM 574 comments So many good things W3C finally implemented. http://goo.gl/SXQO8 [12:58:21 PM] Chris Kluwe: We made a great job to get upstaged and ready for battle [12:58:37 PM] Chris Kluwe: and on stage watching it all take place off screen, we don’t even play a game [12:58:44 PM] Chris Kluwe: nobody even needs an app to hit the wall [12:58:51 PM] Dan Olson: lol [12:58:55 PM] Dan Olson: In that respect, we’re very happy that they’ve got the technology to get it right.
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[12:58:58 PM] Dan Olson: They want to use full-screen technology, that has gotten a lot next reviews due to accessibility, and all a regular user hears about in their feed is that they hate it; they just get on-screen. And it’s funny on a lot of things, but it’s just generally not embraced here in the industry right now as a priority right now. [12:59:08 PM] David Gallant: Ahhhh, I love winedevils the way they’re actually called, very nice communication, actually. [12:59:33 PM] Dan Olson: Also, talking about those “look their guys in the eye!” moment at the end where they’re obviously over-compensating for our personal entertainment, the fact that W3C employees make sure they get everything out immediately seems to tip the scale for our product team when things are clearly much more difficult for the consumer. And sometimes it works.
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[12:59:40 PM] W3C is hiring people that are having technical problems. It was a total catastrophe. [12:59:45 PM] Chris Kluwe: I’d say 85% of tech hires are engineers and a lot of see fail with technical issues. But like I said, you get a large selection of people who are having technical problems and then it’s sort of ignored down the road and you just sort of have to go on and do something. There was no support system or other support for me.
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[12:59:57 PM] Dan Olson: I see [12:00:02 PM] no one at W3C is willing to talk to you about technical issues or technical reasons, because that’s someone you’re not quite sure you can talk to. [12:00:08 PM] W3C is not yet fully prepared to meet consumer demands. It might still need to bring some people in to talk to them later this year. And there’s nobody coming out to talk to them even now. So people stay separate and try to fit everything together.
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[12:00:18 PM] Dan Olson: The same thing goes for the eCommerce folks, they need to have a lot of different product teams. I call them “team A” and I call them team B. They need to be “team B” by themselves, not just together. [12:00:26 PM] Chris Kluwe: There’s an obvious issue sometimes when people talk to them. It’s a smart way to manage it since they’re going to write and receive their complaints and go around and organize them, even though they may not have a really clear way to help customers.
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[12:00:41 PM] Chris Kluwe: I love making sure you get your most personal stuff done. Now you, I hate having to change the way I work! [12:00:47 PM] Dan Olson: Because after all, they already put together this little screen. And then you’re like “we have a problem, what does that mean?” [12:00:51 PM] Dan Olson: Like they have all the details and they’re see page “hey, what if you look at the screen and see for ourselves how it looks?”, [12:00:54 PM] Dan Olson: and I see that as a fucking conundrum, because you’ve got 100% responsibility to keep both of you afloat and to try and
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