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if i don't know you from elsewhere (under same nick), shoot me an introductory DM first (following back is fine)
I do anarchist tech stuff and run free services at https://pixie.town
I program, solder rgb led thingies, and fly fpv quadcopters
en: they/them
nl: die/dies (langzaldieleven.nl)
“i don't trust like that”
not a furry, actually
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Joined May 2019
people are liking gotosocial a bit too much, we should introduce something terrible next release
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Help with Linux Screenreaders
@dangero yep.. Odilia seemed quite promising, keeping an eye on that for sure
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It has been proven repeatedly that platforms prioritizing growth over safety are toxic to everyone else who doesn't present as white, straight, and a man.
No, I'm not going to debate it anymore. No, I don't care if people think I'm wrong to center safety in my dev efforts because I can live with it going sideways if that happens.
But in my experience as a dev and a citizen of the web for more than two decades, the missing link to rehumanizing social media spaces is safety for the most marginalized people that have historically been ignored.
And I'm going to create around that ethos.
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I'm going to repeat this so it's clear.
If the fedi fractures around the ideological lines of safety vs. unsustainable growth, I'm okay with that.
I am very comfortable with being part of the fedi that actually gives a shit about people rather than treating them as product.
I have no interest in repeating the same mistakes and creating decentralized rage engines.
I believe this space can be better.
re: Help with Linux Screenreaders
@Seirdy@pleroma.envs.net got Odilla built and seems like an interesting project, but not much functionality yet. Definitely worth keeping an eye on though
re: Help with Linux Screenreaders
@Seirdy@pleroma.envs.net right, might just have to dust off a windows vm instead then 🙄
From my understanding Orca just doesn't recognize any kind of landmarks/tree structure at all, and so it's practically useless for my testing because I can already see the same visible text it reads..
Odilia seems interesting, gonna try a build of that then
Help with Linux Screenreaders
For better accessibility testing of the software I build, I've started testing more with screen readers.
On Android, enabling and using TalkBack is relatively straightforward, but for testing on my desktop, Orca is completely unusable.
I have a brand new Debian VM with GNOME, and Orca enabled, but actually using it in firefox just barely works. TalkBack has a nice workflow with highlighted elements that you move between as you read the page, but Orca seems delegated to using caret browsing and reading whatever your cursor is on? Am I missing shortcuts (which are also a pain, because the modifier can only be caps-lock or insert, not really conveniently placed)
Am I missing something, or is this the state of #Accessibility on #Linux?
Also the tts quality is very poor, which would make this even worse for any prolonged testing, but maybe there are alternative engines?
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this shit just doesn't work without desktop environment / gnome etc
im getting a debian gnome virtual machine 🥴
im going to try getting Orca running again...
re: linux question
@schratze that would copy the entire drive info, with partition stuff etc, which you'd then also need to extend to the full disk size afterwards to use the new space.
But most cases i'd recommend formatting the new drive, and copying files over on the filesystem layer, through `rsync` across two mounts
accessibility is still fucked tho for some reason. Spoilered video's don't even get TalkBack focus, and when playing a video, it keeps constantly reading out the duration ffs
check out the new #GoToSocial video player and how it interacts with the lightbox now (work in progress, let me know)
https://gts-dev.pixie.town/@f0x/statuses/01H033471PTV9BZDQB30H4Y7WQ
@handlerug great to hear :D I did some weird hacks to have plyr integrate with the photoswipe lightbox as well
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this is awesome: See this page fetch itself, byte by byte, over TLS https://subtls.pages.dev/
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@f0x@gts-dev.pixie.town check out the new GTS video player and media spoilers :3 (work in progress)
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project management / issue tracker advice
Don't try to minimize the amount of open issues in your issue tracker! Issues are *contributions* from users, telling you about problems that you were not aware of yet - they're not pests to get rid of.
Closing issues without either solving them or a good(!) reason why they won't be fixed - for *any* reason, including stalebots - will just sour people on your project. They won't tell you that; they'll just stop showing up. And the issue still won't be fixed.
Instead, treat your issue tracker like a priority queue: accept that you're never going to get to zero, accept that some issues will remain open a long time because they are not urgent, and find a good way to order the list by your criteria of importance.
Work on things as time permits, in order of importance, communicate this to users, and establish a good rhythm of bugfixes that users are happy with even if *their* specific bug isn't fixed yet.
There are a lot more useful thoughts on this topic in this article: https://apenwarr.ca/log/20171213
@f0x@gts-dev.pixie.town check out the new GTS video player and media spoilers :3 (work in progress)
- personal site
- https://cthu.lu
- freelancing
- (web)dev, ask :3
- matrix
- @f0x:pixie.town
- biometrics
- they/them, 24 sun revolutions, tall
Admin
⚠️ READ BEFORE FOLLOWING ⚠️
if i don't know you from elsewhere (under same nick), shoot me an introductory DM first (following back is fine)
I do anarchist tech stuff and run free services at https://pixie.town
I program, solder rgb led thingies, and fly fpv quadcopters
en: they/them
nl: die/dies (langzaldieleven.nl)
“i don't trust like that”
not a furry, actually
Extreme coffee-out-of-a-wineglass Energy
something something trans list stop scraping bios
and now a word from our sponsors (screenreader warning it's zalgo)
T̀ͧ̓̑͐̓̍̂̏҉̴̷͚̦̤͙̜̖͙̝͟ợ̵͈̗̮̲̥͕̼̩̭̞̙͉̆ͮͧ̉̒́̑̍̋ͭ̌ͭ̒̉́̕͟ ̐̅̈́ͯ҉̸̴҉̹̟͕̖̠̟̤͕į̸̙̮͓̤̠̘̫̦̥̣̻͚̣̎ͭͯ̋̉͝n̔̄̏̈́̃̇͛̂̋̇̐́͘͝҉͙͔̠͇̖̤̹̭̱̪v̴̴̛̘̠̰̹͚̱͉̳̘̥̞̳̪͈ͥͭ̅ͥͦ̀͛̔̃̃̎͋̋̎͐͌ͪ̚͟͢ͅö́́̎ͬ̔͑̆̃̅̒̿ͪͯ̓͏̞̱̜͍̬̗̹̫̝̪͓͕̳̬̰͘͝kͥ̒ͣͦ̌͛̃͒̀̿ͣͪͤͬ̍ͮ̚̚̕͝҉̹̰̟̰̻̻͍̠̗̳̬̬̬̞̟̹̩͇́͜ẹ̴̡̨̱̹͍̯̱̗̗͍̬̐ͣ̑͑̐̓̈̑ͥ̅́̇̃͒̀̃̂́ ̨̛͖̬͇̣͔̼̥̬̝̥̣̭̝̪͎͈̌̅͆̉̀͘͜ͅẗ́̄͊̌̍̆́̿́̊ͣͮ̅ͥͩ̔̏͏̧̳͎̥͈ͅh̴̴͇̻ͧ̍̐̈͐̎͛́̀̽̃̒̔͢͢ȩ̸̶̶̟̗̮̺̭̥͕̭͎̺̙͎̖͔ͪ̑͛̓̅ͪ̄́ͧ͡ͅ ̡̧͇̤͚̻̬͉͔̥̫̟̙ͮͩ͌̿́̆͋͜h̵̨̭̰͎̭̱͊͒́͒͆̎ͮ̈́̆ͪͧ̚͞î̛̦̞͓͖̭͈̮͔̩͙̱̖̞̳̥̦̩ͭ̂̏͒ͨ̃̿̽̓͑ͫ̕͝͡vͧ͋ͪ̌̂̑́͌̂̒͑ͮ̋̂ͫ̈́҉̹͜͢ȩ̡̖̯̞̺̭̗͔͇̻̤̼͈̙̞͉͙̈ͤ͊ͨ̀̆͆͒̓̄̿ͭ̃̚͜͝͡-̶̪̪̠̝̜̯̜̹̭̯͎͍̲̱͉ͪ̏͒̊ͫ̀̈͘͡m̸̪̘͙̰͚̗̳͕̟̖̿̌͐̔̐̈̽̃ͯ̅͢ͅͅi̸̷̧̛͍̝̦̫̮̤̐͑͗̏ͬn̡̨͆ͩͤͫ̔̈́̈́͊͐̂͛̀̚͞҉̜͍̝̰̱͚̜̹̞̝̞͈d̢̫͕͚͕̥̰̝͆͗́ͨ͑̈́̓͜ ̡̩̜͎̳͎͂̓ͫͭ͐̀͡ȑ̷ͭ̑ͪͭ͋͢͏͕̳̟͜ͅͅe̴͌̅ͣ̾͒̔́̊̔ͭ̅̄̇͏͎͉͈̤̙p̀ͥ̈ͨͩ͛ͥͣ͗̄̈́̚҉̢͔͉͍̹̮͉̺r̵̸̡̩͎̱̟̺̟̞͈̯̯̪̹͂́ͣ̐͑̒̒̀ͧͩ̿ͮ̕͞ě̵̡̱͈̜̯̳͍̝̦̜̫͈̜̗̘̪̪̓͆͑͋ͮͯͪ̅̂͐̔̆̃ͫ͑̾͒͢ͅş̶͓͉͚̜̪̜͓̘̻̃̔ͨ́̀ͅẻ̵͇͈̮̝̠͖͍̫͉͓̪̠͔̬͕͛̊͐̎̓̽ͫ̌ͧ̅̿́͘n̛͚̺͈͍̰͉͙̤̘̺͖͉̤͖̈͑͑̍̅ͪ̎͂́ͦ̒ͣ̋̆̄̄̍̃̊͟t̵̛͙͚̥͇̫̻̞͖͕̰͈̩̰̱͉ͣ̃ͫ̋̍̈ͥ͗̎ͭ͋͜i̵̡̤͇̣̰̦̟̭̮̩̲͔̭̟̖̹̙ͥ̆̋ͫ̓͌̒̾̍̄̾̎̂͂̏̇ͩ̚͢n̶̮̹̤̻͈̙͔͎̦̟ͫ̀͌͛̋̌̽̀̓̂̕g̷̣͖̠̩͈̲̥͍̦̘̺̏̍͛͋̎͛͒ͪ̇ͮ͠͝ ͦ͂́̿͐̅̌̊̌̉̍̀҉҉͈͖̮̩͎̮̬͖c͖̬̠̫̠̫̗̉̾͋͒̏̄̈́ͬ̊̓͘͝h̴̷̨͉͖̱̗̪̣͕̮͓͕̺͖͈͙̥̬͓̟ͣ̏̀͐̀́̍ͪ̋͒͐ͪ͐́̕a͍͈͉͎̥̠͍͛ͭ͛̃ͫ͒͋́͟ö͙̻͔̙͖̰́̋̑́͜s̶̸̫̖̫͇̣̻̺̹͔ͧ͐̂̈́ͮ͋̌͠.̰̯̞͎̗̺̠͔̫͍̖ͮͦ̒̏̈̾ͭͧ̉͘͢͠
Joined May 2019
