Gordon Freeman 🖲️ @theonefreeman@pixie.town

for blind or vision impaired, having the application hide everything that the screen reader wouldn't see would be a great feature. you could think of this as a 'text' version of the application even, but spatially hiding elements and just position the text the screen reader would read over the elements would bypass the need to install a screen reader or learn to espeak (impossible if you're deaf too) as well as not give a sense of a sense of familiarity

it's (current year), why is it so hard for developers to make software accessible? it's ironic to think that software accessibility is inaccessible. it's something everyone wants to do, but it's just difficult to do. one thing that technology can actually help with is making things accessible and easy to do, so let's dream of what would be cool to have

affects abled people = core UI bug
affects disabled people = accessibility bug

why would telstra pack this router with so much spyware jesus christ this reaffirms my position to never use closed source software

I put the four in foreskin cuz that's how much I got

scritchy

i fucking hate recaptcha, i can never do it

220th birthday of john brown. happy birthday to a guy that did nothing wrong

purple!

took pictures again today :3

a program like cron except it's a deadman's switch that'll run mischief tasks unless you intervene

Oh, this looks like a dream come true: web-based access to VMs with screenreaders pre-installed.

https://assistivlabs.com/

ah yes, the six clause bsd license

flowers in the morning sun~