The very first web browser, created by the inventor of the web, was released five months after the ADA was signed into law.
Folks signing it were not surfing Usenet or Gopher or BBSes.
This claim from #accessiBe is curiously wrong.
Quote source:
https://web.archive.org/web/20231008020854/https://accessibe.com/blog/news/ada-tax-credit
This is a pretty cool behind-the-scenes of how the audio controllers for haunted houses in some theme parks are manufactured... literally in someone's backyard! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXPJdgxmSiE
At the inauguration in 2013, the 40 meter wide LED videoscreen in the station hall of Rotterdam Centraal was the largest in Europe. It was a gift from the Port of Rotterdam. Since then, it has become “View of the port”, showing an endless loop of three minutes long silent movies of the largest port of Europe, without any advertisements.
Underneath the video screen you can also see the cloud. This light installation can be found on five international train stations in The Netherlands, and is meant as a meeting point. Most of these clouds have the blinking disabled, but the one is Rotterdam is still working as intended.
(I am aware of iFixit, but aside from that being a company, it is also much more limited in scope - as far as I can tell, it only really covers repairs of hardware for its original purpose.)
Side note: anyone in the twin cities area that's in need of injection supplies (especially for HRT).... Can very strongly recommend 555 clinic in st. paul.
Some things (not exhaustive) I'm thinking of that would be useful:
- Manuals, schematics
- Part numbers for replacement parts (and where to get them, or what their equivalent part numbers from other brands are, etc.)
- Internal tools for flashing new firmware or unbricking devices
- Historical firmwares
- EOL information
#AskFedi: Is there already a wiki or something that tracks old devices/models (of anything, not just one category like phones), and documents how they can be repurposed/liberated/unbricked/etc. to prevent them from becoming e-waste?
oh my god
one of my male coworkers sent me a slack message saying "good job on making your PR. You may have felt a bit of impostor syndrome, which is normal" and then linked to the wikipedia article on impostor syndrome
I have been working at this company for three years, and have opened several dozens of PRs on this repo
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