As seen on Flickr, the San Francisco Gate finds a clever use for image “alt” tags.
Snarky Deadhead Joke Buried in Alt Tag
Newsletters
Daily round-ups or a weekly refresher, straight from Cult of Mac to your inbox.
-
Cult of Mac Today
Our daily roundup of Apple news, reviews and how-tos. Plus the best Apple tweets, fun polls and inspiring Steve Jobs bons mots. Our readers say: "Love what you do" -- Christi Cardenas. "Absolutely love the content!" -- Harshita Arora. "Genuinely one of the highlights of my inbox" -- Lee Barnett.
-
The Weekender
The week's best Apple news, reviews and how-tos from Cult of Mac, every Saturday morning. Our readers say: "Thank you guys for always posting cool stuff" -- Vaughn Nevins. "Very informative" -- Kenly Xavier.
Popular This Week
- M4 iPad Pro vs. M2 iPad Air comparison: Do you really need the Pro?
- iOS 17.5 helps detect unwanted Bluetooth tracking tags
- Should you upgrade to the 2024 iPad Pro with M4 chip?
- ChatGPT finally gets an official Mac app
- Today in Apple history: Bill Gates predicts doom for Apple’s biggest product
- With new model out, great deals abound on M1 iPad Air [Updated]
- Enjoy classic PlayStation games on iPhone with Gamma emulator
- 2024 iPad Air reviews roundup: Bigger, and probably ‘pro’ enough
- Should you upgrade to the 2024 iPad Air with M2 chip?
- Wait for M4 iPad Pro stretches into June
2 responses to “Snarky Deadhead Joke Buried in Alt Tag”
It’s “alt attribute” or “alt text”, not “alt tag”.
But then I guess I’m fighting a losing battle with that one, reallly.