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@f0x@pixie.town
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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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something something trans list stop scraping bios
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T̀ͧ̓̑͐̓̍̂̏҉̴̷͚̦̤͙̜̖͙̝͟ợ̵͈̗̮̲̥͕̼̩̭̞̙͉̆ͮͧ̉̒́̑̍̋ͭ̌ͭ̒̉́̕͟ ̐̅̈́ͯ҉̸̴҉̹̟͕̖̠̟̤͕į̸̙̮͓̤̠̘̫̦̥̣̻͚̣̎ͭͯ̋̉͝n̔̄̏̈́̃̇͛̂̋̇̐́͘͝҉͙͔̠͇̖̤̹̭̱̪v̴̴̛̘̠̰̹͚̱͉̳̘̥̞̳̪͈ͥͭ̅ͥͦ̀͛̔̃̃̎͋̋̎͐͌ͪ̚͟͢ͅö́́̎ͬ̔͑̆̃̅̒̿ͪͯ̓͏̞̱̜͍̬̗̹̫̝̪͓͕̳̬̰͘͝kͥ̒ͣͦ̌͛̃͒̀̿ͣͪͤͬ̍ͮ̚̚̕͝҉̹̰̟̰̻̻͍̠̗̳̬̬̬̞̟̹̩͇́͜ẹ̴̡̨̱̹͍̯̱̗̗͍̬̐ͣ̑͑̐̓̈̑ͥ̅́̇̃͒̀̃̂́ ̨̛͖̬͇̣͔̼̥̬̝̥̣̭̝̪͎͈̌̅͆̉̀͘͜ͅẗ́̄͊̌̍̆́̿́̊ͣͮ̅ͥͩ̔̏͏̧̳͎̥͈ͅh̴̴͇̻ͧ̍̐̈͐̎͛́̀̽̃̒̔͢͢ȩ̸̶̶̟̗̮̺̭̥͕̭͎̺̙͎̖͔ͪ̑͛̓̅ͪ̄́ͧ͡ͅ ̡̧͇̤͚̻̬͉͔̥̫̟̙ͮͩ͌̿́̆͋͜h̵̨̭̰͎̭̱͊͒́͒͆̎ͮ̈́̆ͪͧ̚͞î̛̦̞͓͖̭͈̮͔̩͙̱̖̞̳̥̦̩ͭ̂̏͒ͨ̃̿̽̓͑ͫ̕͝͡vͧ͋ͪ̌̂̑́͌̂̒͑ͮ̋̂ͫ̈́҉̹͜͢ȩ̡̖̯̞̺̭̗͔͇̻̤̼͈̙̞͉͙̈ͤ͊ͨ̀̆͆͒̓̄̿ͭ̃̚͜͝͡-̶̪̪̠̝̜̯̜̹̭̯͎͍̲̱͉ͪ̏͒̊ͫ̀̈͘͡m̸̪̘͙̰͚̗̳͕̟̖̿̌͐̔̐̈̽̃ͯ̅͢ͅͅi̸̷̧̛͍̝̦̫̮̤̐͑͗̏ͬn̡̨͆ͩͤͫ̔̈́̈́͊͐̂͛̀̚͞҉̜͍̝̰̱͚̜̹̞̝̞͈d̢̫͕͚͕̥̰̝͆͗́ͨ͑̈́̓͜ ̡̩̜͎̳͎͂̓ͫͭ͐̀͡ȑ̷ͭ̑ͪͭ͋͢͏͕̳̟͜ͅͅe̴͌̅ͣ̾͒̔́̊̔ͭ̅̄̇͏͎͉͈̤̙p̀ͥ̈ͨͩ͛ͥͣ͗̄̈́̚҉̢͔͉͍̹̮͉̺r̵̸̡̩͎̱̟̺̟̞͈̯̯̪̹͂́ͣ̐͑̒̒̀ͧͩ̿ͮ̕͞ě̵̡̱͈̜̯̳͍̝̦̜̫͈̜̗̘̪̪̓͆͑͋ͮͯͪ̅̂͐̔̆̃ͫ͑̾͒͢ͅş̶͓͉͚̜̪̜͓̘̻̃̔ͨ́̀ͅẻ̵͇͈̮̝̠͖͍̫͉͓̪̠͔̬͕͛̊͐̎̓̽ͫ̌ͧ̅̿́͘n̛͚̺͈͍̰͉͙̤̘̺͖͉̤͖̈͑͑̍̅ͪ̎͂́ͦ̒ͣ̋̆̄̄̍̃̊͟t̵̛͙͚̥͇̫̻̞͖͕̰͈̩̰̱͉ͣ̃ͫ̋̍̈ͥ͗̎ͭ͋͜i̵̡̤͇̣̰̦̟̭̮̩̲͔̭̟̖̹̙ͥ̆̋ͫ̓͌̒̾̍̄̾̎̂͂̏̇ͩ̚͢n̶̮̹̤̻͈̙͔͎̦̟ͫ̀͌͛̋̌̽̀̓̂̕g̷̣͖̠̩͈̲̥͍̦̘̺̏̍͛͋̎͛͒ͪ̇ͮ͠͝ ͦ͂́̿͐̅̌̊̌̉̍̀҉҉͈͖̮̩͎̮̬͖c͖̬̠̫̠̫̗̉̾͋͒̏̄̈́ͬ̊̓͘͝h̴̷̨͉͖̱̗̪̣͕̮͓͕̺͖͈͙̥̬͓̟ͣ̏̀͐̀́̍ͪ̋͒͐ͪ͐́̕a͍͈͉͎̥̠͍͛ͭ͛̃ͫ͒͋́͟ö͙̻͔̙͖̰́̋̑́͜s̶̸̫̖̫͇̣̻̺̹͔ͧ͐̂̈́ͮ͋̌͠.̰̯̞͎̗̺̠͔̫͍̖ͮͦ̒̏̈̾ͭͧ̉͘͢͠
Joined May 2019
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...
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
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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
channel some vibes. let's get shit done
wait what the fuck i knew Paw Patrol was just kids' copaganda, but it also features a child billionaire that provides the town with all the emergency responder puppies!?!?
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5% discount with no minimum spend and arms strong enough to carry two value buckets of armstead trade matt emulsion... where are you...
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I made a pop-up card that spins as you open it!
It uses a geometric mechanism invented by an unknown student at Musashino Art University in 1988! Instructions here: http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/popup_spinner/z_popup_spinner.html
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If you give a man a software, you torment him for a day.
If you teach a man to software you torment him for a lifetime.
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Each new day brings with it another reminder that everything I do is an ADHD trait.
#ADHD #ADHDers #Neurodivergent #NeurodiverseSquad
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Baseball is a really fucking weird sport, or: Let's talk about baseballs. Like, the physical object. - pt 1
, when I talk to non-fans about baseball, one of the things that surprises them the most is that an average baseball game goes through something like 80-120 balls per game. After a ball has been used, it's either send down to be used in minor league games, used in batting practise, sold to fans, or occasionally caught by a fan directly, so it's not *entirely* wasteful, but that's still a lot, roughly 40 pounds of baseballs.
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Jeff's latest new instance seems to be humanist.social
- 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
