Erich Schmid, ein ganz Großer der Brailleschrift-Normierung und -Vermittlung, ist vorgestern verstorben: Lehrer am BBI Wien, Musiker, Schachspieler, Mitglied vieler Normungsgremien, so auch das www.bskdl.org (das seine gestrige Online-Sitzung in eine kurze Gedenkveranstaltung umwandelte und sich ansonsten in stiller Trauer erst mal vertagte). Erich, danke für alles! #rip
Das tut mir sehr leid! Ich hatte das Vergnügen, ihn 2003 mal in Wien kennenzulernen, auf einer Veranstaltung zu Braille, Mathematiksoftware und anderen dazu in Bezug stehenden Themen. Er hat mich mit seinem Wissen und seinem Humor beim Vermitteln von Inhalten beeindruckt.
@marcozehe Ja, das kann ich mir gut vorstellen (ein großer Pädagoge). Wir hatten seit acht Jahren sehr viel Kontakt, kennengelernt habe ich ihn 2005 beim gemeinsamen Singen (Projektchor von www.blindenwerk.de).
Das tut mir leid. Ich hab ihn nur einmal getroffen auf einem Treffen der ISCB und fand ihn beeindruckend. Er hatte damals ein Fairphone, das war 2016, als Android mit Screenreader noch anstrengend war. Glaube auch, das konnte nur Android 4, das damals schon nicht mehr aktuell war. Er hatte das aus Überzeugung, das fand ich großartig. Über Schach haben wir auch geredet.
@SunDial79 Ja, er war bis zuletzt bekennender Android-Nutzer (ich überlege übrigens derzeit, ob ich's auch werde). Vor ein paar Wochen sprachen wir über aktuelle Braille-Notetaker-Entwicklungen (BT Speak, b.note). Letztes Jahr in Frankfurt, spät abends nach einer BSKDL-Tagungseinheit, haben wir Blitzschach gespielt; ich war kein allzu schwerer Gegner für ihn, aber viel Spaß hatten wir beide.
If I can animated another couple little things, and not burn out, then I could edit them together to make a little anime-opening style video for Digger Engine.
Ok this is kinda random and weird but do any of my blind friends on here have any experience using Tracker software? That is, the old music apps people used to use back in the 90s to program music with samples. I know there's modern equivalents, but not sure if any of them are accessible.
@pitermach I got pretty good with ModEdit for DOS back in the 90's and early 2000's yeah. Still have all the old mod files I wrote back then. Haven't messed with OpenMPT properly.
@FreakyFwoof @pitermach It's clunky beyond belief but I think tracking as a blind person is just always like that? It's like a blown up QWS event list. Sample editor dialog is still inaccessible though.
did you know that you can make some interesting phasing rhythms with Ableton Note while you wait for your coffee machine to descale? Unfortunately you might need to use up a whole channel for each pattern, but still
Make one channel's pattern 7 1/8's long and fill it with some random velocity percussion, and another one maybe 12 steps long with 2 hits, and just let them play off each other until the water overflows and your socks are wet with gross cleaning products and coffee'd water
And here are my acquisitions for #BandcampFriday ! - Paul Griffin's "Facets", I discovered in one of @etherdiver's OPM blog posts. Listened to it, loved it, bought it. - I was ogling Messa's "The Spin" for quite some time now, this was the occasion. - MIRAR's "Ascension" is a crazy blend of electronica, metal & classical music, I just had to have it! - Cryoxyd's "This World We Live In" is old-school death-metal, and I happen to know the guitarist / singer, so help them! - Monochromatic Black's "Vehemence" is just brootal, as everything they do. - TesseracT's "Radar OST" because I saw them live this summer and it was just awesome!
And not appearing in the Bandcamp app because it is free - always wondered why they're doing that -, here is another album discovered in one of @etherdiver's OPM blog posts: "cyborg", by Junking, a weird and beautiful mix of acoustic guitar, voice, ambient synths and samples.
Bonjour tout le monde ! Heureux de vous rejoindre dans le fédivers.
Je suis Jules Teneul, graphiste indépendant et étudiant en informatique. J'aimerais devenir développeur. Je ne sais pas encore trop ce que je ferai de ce bagage dans le monde pro. Car en général, moins un travail est bénéfique ou utile pour la société, mieux il est payé. M'enfin.
Les questions d'accessibilité, d'inclusivité du numérique et son influence sur la santé des démocraties m'intéressent particulièrement. À part mon enthousiasme pour le libre pas facho, je fais de la musique, parfois du vélo et je m'investis en asso quand j'en ai l'énergie.
Bonjour Jules ! bienvenue à Mastodon. Si vous vous intéressez aux logiciels libres et à l'accessibilité numérique en même temps, désolé de vous decevoir, mais la vie ne sera pas vraiment rose car pour la plupart c'est oxymore, la grande quantité des logiciels dites libres n'est pas accessible. Par contre, si vous avez besoin d'aide en accessibilité ou tout simplement d'un développeur aveugle spécialiste en accessibilité, n'hésitez pas à me contacter, je vais expliquer ou aider volontiers. Merci.
Quick PSA, Kontakt8.8 has just been released, with accessibility improvements. I haven't tested yet, and it looks like NI is mainly using macOS for development, so not sure how it will behave on Windows, but here's a link to the release notes: community.native-instruments.c…
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Yo, thanks for the info. I've been testing this just now for a bit with a free piano that I installed some months ago ish, which I couldn't access even with a lot of messing around with helping tools, now I can. There are some unlabeled buttons here and there but at least the most important is there, which is great. In ableton I have to use the nvda cursor though, since the arrow keys don't do much and tabbing, well, you might know. Gets you right out of the plugin window again.
@McOi Oh that's really great to here. Just out of interest, which piano was it? I'll probably be busy for the next few days so I won't be able to test it right now, but really excited to have something to look forward to.
It was this one called hammersmith free. Now I should be off to looking for more pianos and things like that. I'm kinda excited about this now hahaha. Any recommendations?
@McOi Ah I've heard of that one before, really nice. So I'm not too sure about other free pianos, although I'm sure there's more out there, but NI themselves have quite the piano collection. They're all on a 50% discount right now, so I'd pick up the Definitive Piano Collection if I were you. It's got three pianos, two grands and an upright. All of them sound pretty nice. They're slightly older libraries, but I think they still hold up and actually have more detail than some other stuff out there.
Such as my sunday keys one for instance haha, probably at least. Hm, do they have a special site where they have a download library thing or something of sorts?
@McOi Well since you're using the Kontakt Player, you're a little Limited in the libraries you can get as they have to be specially created for that version. There are a lot more free options if you have the full version of Kontakt, however if you try and use a library that's not licensed for Player, it will run for 15 minutes at a time, after which you just have to reload the plug-in. Here are links to the Pianos I talked about above, along with Noire, another much newer library. Noire is a little cheaper at the moment, only $74 US right now.
I mean, isn't contact player the thing that is used? Or is there another contact8 just without the player that's accessible as well but not free? Asking some stupid questions here but yeh.
@McOi No it's totally ok I know it can be confusing. You're exactly right, there are two versions. There's the Player, which is free, then there's a full version, which is paid.
Is that on a discount too right now, /why should I buy it in that case? Is that gonna open up a whole new lib with more free stuff? I mean considering that most pianos are paid, paying for contact then too will make my bank account cry after a while if you know what I mean. Probably have to do this over time and carefully choose what I actually want to buy/have.
@McOi Yeah that's a good way of going about it. I don't think you should worry about getting the paid version of Kontakt now, all NI products will work just fine with Player, and there are many third-party libraries that also work with it. I'd say focus on just getting the sounds you need, don't do what I did and buy their huge Komplete bundle until you have a good idea of what kinds of music you're going to make or start doing this fulltime. Go ahead and also grab Komplete start if you haven't already, comes with tons of sounds and effect plug-ins for free.
Will do. Well right now I'm listening to some demo tracks right now on the first pianos you sent me. There are 3 pianos but some variations, so I'd assume they have presets on the sounds? Or how would you go about adjusting more parameters? Btw, very offtopic, would you mind rechecking toh once more, that is, opening the file you've sent me to see if you have those new samples in there from the toms and your changes? Cuz I still had no success with them being changed lol.
@McOi Oh yeah from what I remember we didn't end up changing the toms, though I could be wrong. I'll have another look. Also yeah all of these libraries come with presets, though of course you can adjust many parameters although I'm not sure if that's exposed in the UI yet. If not yet, I imagine it will be soon.
We actually did lol, on our last meeting. These wern't 100% perfect but that was when you told me we shouldn't stress that much about it honestly and just get it out. You can also see it on the hits still being a bit weird in the bridge, you fixed those up. Even though I need to still change some vilocity myself.
Lol, seems I was late. I invested in another piano some days ago that I still need some help setting up, though I'll probably get that soon. Anyways, there's no discount anymore, or it's only 19 euros off apparently because there's that on some discount so I guess that's that lol. Are they gonna redo this at christmas? I'd asume this was some late black friday stuff then.
@McOi Here's a really good free one as well. I've gotta download this one and try it out, but really detailed and sounds great from the demos I've heard. soniccouture.com/en/products/p…
So I wonder if the 3 pianos pack you sent me once will go back down at christmas? I really liked them but then went for another one that night, which maybe was silly as I have trubble installing it fully. But yeah, a good 200 bucks is a bit expensive for not knowing how smoothly it'll work out at the end.
@LeonianUniverse Yeah I'm curious to see what they've done, unfortunately my old NI Komplete Kontrol is no longer supported, but I have a ton of libraries that I'd love to be able to use again. Hope this is the start of good things to come here, it's long overdue, but I'm happy they're finally working on it.
Hehehehe lololol!!!! A raccoon in Virginia broke into a liquor store, got into the whiskey, and passed out on a bathroom floor near a toilet. It’s been a tough go for Rocket since the Guardians of the Galaxy movies ended: apnews.com/article/drunk-racco…
The walls in my apartment are too empty. Are there any independent artist who do forest/fantasy themed art that takes commissions for posters, or sells their own?
Okay I'm a teacher, so let me break this down for you in the simplest terms possible.
Let's say I am teaching a math class. The subject is addition. I teach you how to add two numbers together to get a different number. Then I give you an addition assignment so you can try a few examples for yourself.
Student A writes "2+2=4". This is correct. Student A gets points both for having completed the assignment and for getting the answer correct.
Student B writes "2+2=5". This is incorrect. However, I can see that student B is trying to engage with the material. I can help student B understand their mistake and correct it for next time. I can mark the answer wrong and make curriculum notes.
Student C writes "2+2=-64,863,702". This is wildly incorrect, and the student will not receive points for completing the assignment. I can tell from this response that student C not only did not understand the material, but likely got frustrated and just wrote down any old number because they knew it was going to be wrong. I can still help student C. They're going to need a lot of assistance, but that's the job. I can mark the answer wrong and make curriculum notes, including suggestions for how to help the student engage more with the subject matter.
Student D writes "2+2=JESUS WANTS YOU TO DIE". This is obvious nonsense. It's not just that the answer is wildly incorrect. And it goes beyond the fact that the student did not complete the assignment. And it even goes beyond the fact that the student is not engaging with the subject material or my class. In addition to all that, they have also decided to insult me, make veiled death threats, and use religion as a pretext for it. Obviously I have to mark the answer wrong. But perhaps not as obviously, there isn't much I can do to help this student. They have chosen not to engage with the material, with me, or with the entire concept of learning in general. They looked at a math assignment and decided the best thing to do was insult and threaten the teacher. The best thing I can do for the rest of my classroom is pull this student out of class and try to place them in some form of therapy for whatever behavioral issues this student is clearly struggling with.
The Oklahoma U student who wrote the "essay" about her "demonic" trans science teacher is this last kind of student. She got the answers wrong. Very wrong. Her assertions were unsupported, uncited, and lacked scientific rigor. But beyond that, she just chose not to complete the assignment. The assignment was to write an academic argument about a particular scientific article. Instead of doing this, she chose to write a sermon. And if she had stopped there, she would have been in the same boat as Student C who decided that 2+2=-64,863,702. But she didn't. She decided to include in her sermon a number of insults and death threats, which were aimed directly at her instructor. And she did all this from a place of perceived religious superiority.
"TRANS PEOPLE SHOULD DIE GOD TOLD ME SO" is not an answer to 2+2.
She MORE than earned a zero on that essay. And if she had turned in that shit in my classroom she would have been taken off my roster and recommended to appropriate mental health services.
Because #libcurl in misc. devices and softwares credit/legal pages is way too way mainstream, here's another @bagder (Daniel Stenberg) old library, Trio, used in Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding video game
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Popping round to a friend's place later for beers, pizza and a chill acoustic jam session. Playing guitar tonight... far too many strings, so let's see how this goes.
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In case you missed it. If you want to use the original library layout in Suno, use this link: suno.com/me I guess they're working on V2 and that's where the link on their web page is pointing to.
New version of echobox player is out. Thanks Claire, Stelios Plaxis, for French and Greek localization. also, now we have a web server in the application for uploading files to and from computers. enjoy!
Congrats to Alexandre Ferrieux, who achieved this result, and to all contributors of @postmarketOS for providing a truly alternative and independent operating system for mobile! 💚
Now, AFAIK, Fairphone 5 will become the first mobile device where almost everything works with pmOS 🤩
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Are there any songs I can test the low-end response of AirPods? Ones that feature sounds around 20Hz? I tend not to listen to metal, rap, hiphop, or similar, which I'm guessing is where I'd find such things.
Good one, thanks. The low end is there, it's good, but it's not overpowering. The bass hit on the and of 2 when we're in the root chord is the deepest, I think, and it's good. Not ear-shaking, not thin. No complaints.
A severe #accessibility issue I've seen very few people talking about is the widespread adoption (in my country at least) of touch-only card payment terminals with no physical number buttons.
Not only do these devices offer no tactile affordances, but the on-screen numbers move around to limit the chances of a customer's PIN number being captured by bad actors. In turn, this makes it impossible to create any kind of physical overlay (which itself would be a hacky solution at best).
When faced with such a terminal, blind people have only a few ways to proceed:
* Switch to cash (if they have it); * refuse to pay via inaccessible means; * ask the seller to split the transaction into several to facilitate multiple contactless payments (assuming contactless is available); * switch to something like Apple Pay (again assuming availability); or * hand over their PIN to a complete stranger.
Not one of these solutions is without problems.
If you're #blind, have you encountered this situation, and if so how did you deal with it? It's not uncommon for me to run into it several times per day.
why do you think this is not being talked about or made the subject of action by blindness organisations? Is it the case that it disproportionately affects people in countries where alternative payment technology (like paying via a smart watch) is slower to roll out and economically out of reach for residents?
@miki @bermudianbrit @FreakyFwoof I live in a country with zero accessible ATMs as it is, so I hadn't thought about that. Fortunately we have cardless withdrawals, meaning I can WhatsApp someone a single use code for a specific amount and all they can do is withdraw that amount.
@bermudianbrit @FreakyFwoof We have a similar system here, not just for withdrawals, but also for payments, both online and in-store.
It's not as universal as debit cards in store and "fast transfers" online, but it's pretty widely available.
I'm very much a fan, it's the only way to do secure payments on insecure / untrusted devices, e.g. when you want a sighted person to pick something that "looks good", and it's just easier if they make the purchase.
@bermudianbrit @FreakyFwoof We have a similar system here, not just for withdrawals, but also for payments, both online and in-store.
It's not as universal as debit cards in store and "fast transfers" online, but it's pretty widely available.
I'm very much a fan, it's the only way to do secure payments on insecure / untrusted devices, e.g. when you want a sighted person to pick something that "looks good", and it's just easier if they make the purchase.
@FreakyFwoof Nah I've seen those in the UK as well. Definitely becoming a thing in coffee shops. Might also be in other kinds. I either don't go in or don't pay in those, I suppose.
@FreakyFwoof I have only seen it once, in Japan a couple of years ago. It is a usability disaster even for people who have no motor, cognitive or vision disabilities.
The solution I've been using and recommending is apple Pay/Google pay, but it's not ideal like you said especially for people not used to smartphones. In Europe the issue was raised IE by the european blind union, and the european accessibility act now requires these terminals to be accessible. Manufacturers are slowly implementing this, just yesterrday I heard that the Android-based terminals from Global Payments using the Nucleus software have an accessibility mode that seems to work OK, but for example the Polish branch of GP has their own separate software so things are still patchy. Some manufacturers are also providing physical keypads for their terminals.
@pitermach I wonder if the accessibility solution will be something like "a physical keypad comes in the box with the terminal, but we purchased the terminal 10 years ago and moved three times, we have no idea where that thing went. I've only worked here for 3 months, so has everybody else, I had no idea that we ever got one."
los terminales táctiles son un problema para nosotros, estoy deacuerdo. Siempre he pagado con Apple Pay para evitar introducir el pin. De hecho, ese es uno de los motivos que me llevaron a comprar un Apple Watch cuando cambié a un iPhone con Face ID. Hasta ahora, todos los terminales que he conocido aquí en España tienen contactless. Supuestamente, la European Accessibility Act tiene en cuenta estos terminales, pero todavía no he visto uno accesible.
@jmdaweb Yo sí que lo he visto y no está nada mal. Los de comercios que tienen la pasarela de Caixabank son accesibles. Va bien incluso para el pago con Apple Pay ya que antes de que puedas acercar el dispositivo te dice la cantidad a pagar. Lo que no he probado es a marcar el pin de la tarjeta. Si tienes algún comerciante de confianza que te permita probarlo y que tenga ese terminal de Caixabank dile que toque dos veces el icono de una persona con bastón que hay en la parte inferior de la pantalla.
@tiflonet @jmdaweb El problema con esos aparatos es que: 1. No pueden decir el pin en voz alta, aún cuando recorro el teclado. 2. No se le pueden poner cascos. 3. lo han medio resuelto haciendo un pitido en cada posición de número y uno tiene que armarse en su cabeza donde está. Así que es parcialmente accesibleí
@gramirez34 @jmdaweb Es la menos mala de las soluciones posibles pensando que la han aplicado sin cambiar nada a más de 300.000 datáfonos. El problema a mi entender es otro más grave: Falta educación al usuario ciego y comunicación al comerciante para informarle de que existe esa posibilidad.
@tiflonet @gramirez34 @jmdaweb la venida a nosotros de las pantallas táctiles ha sido uno de los desastres más grandes que nos pudo haber ocurrido. No porque no se puedan accesibilizar, a la vista está que sí, sino porque no se quiere hacer, y cualquier cosa hoy por hoy tiene una puta pantalla táctil
Tenemos teléfonos táctiles y se pueden usar, pero como medio de entrada no deja de ser una puta mierda. Hay un motivo por el que mucha gente dicta o usa el ordenador antes de ponerse a buscar cosas con el dedo.
@tiflonet @jmdaweb imagino que en algún momento pondrán alguna forma accesible de activarlo, porque si no son buenos candidatos a una sanción de las del EAA, si algún día se desarrolla y se empieza a sancionar, que tal vez es mucho suponer, pero bueno.
@inovegil @jmdaweb Teóricamente, la activación la debe hacer el comerciante una vez introducido el importe a cobrar. Funciona así. El comerciante prepara el cobro antes de que el cliente introduzca la tarjeta y una vez pone el dispositivo en espera de recibir la tarjeta es cuando ha de activar la accesibilidad y ofrecer el datáfono al cliente.
@tiflonet @jmdaweb ya, pero la EN301549 requiere que las características de accesibilidad se puedan activar mediante mecanismos compatibles con la necesidad que satisfacen, en este caso acceso sin visión. Aunque quizá debiera, ni en la versión actual ni en el borrador de la 4.1.0 hay ninguna excepción. Si el producto tiene documentada la característica de lector de pantalla, un ciego debería poder activarlo de manera autónoma.
@tiflonet @jmdaweb por otro lado en el capítulo de hardware exige que si un dispositivo tiene salida de voz y está pensada para uso público compartido, el medio para activar la salida de voz debe tener alguna indicación táctil. Así que me parece que dos requisitos, a falta de uno jajaja
Yes, this was one of the major reasons why I recommended blind ppl to always choose iPhone over Android if given the possibility.
Google Pay finally went PINless a few years ago, so this is no longer such a problem, but afaik e.g. the Blindshell still doesn't support it, and probably never will.
Interesting discovery about WhatsApp web Desktop. Control+Tab and Control+Shift+Tab jump to the next/previous chat. This makes navigating at least a liiiiittle bit nicer.
Nope. Learning to use the LLM effectively took me about two weeks, but after that, I figured out the cadence, what it could do well, how to keep it on track.
First thing I learned - do not make small talk with the LLM - it's distracting. Work to small objectives. Write little prototypes and flesh them out with testing.
@tuban_muzuru if you don't get to swear at computers, what is even the point of being a dev? Also us oldheads have improbable opinions, so it takes sone efiort to get satisfactory results. LLMs work smother if you use mainstream stacks, but that's cringe xD
Clear Separation of Concerns: Our project is now beautifully modular.
main.rs: Manages the UI and application lifecycle.
consumer.rs: Solely responsible for consuming messages from RabbitMQ.
publisher.rs: Solely responsible for publishing messages.
persistence.rs: Solely responsible for database interactions.
egui-components/: Contains reusable, self-contained UI components like BorderLayout. This separation makes the system incredibly easy to reason about and modify. A change to the database logic won't break the UI.
The "Witness Pattern": not just implementing the logic; identified, named, and specified a core architectural pattern. This makes the consumer's logic predictable and easy to maintain. Any new developer can look at consumer.rs, understand the "Witness Pattern," and know exactly how to add new message handling logic safely.
Configuration via .env: Externalized the database connection string into a .env file, a standard practice that makes the application easy to configure for different environments without changing code.
Database Migrations (sqlx-cli): Managing the database schema with version-controlled migration files. Allows for repeatable and auditable schema changes.
Yeah, I can teach a monkey to write code. I can't make the monkey care about basic principles of quality, to care about the users, to write well, to work well in a team context.
I've been coding with the LLM a long time, almost a year now. I know how to interact with it.
I never have good cause to swear at the LLM, I'll bet you're a good solid coder. I would never swear at you - if you misunderstood a directive, that's my fault, not yours.
The LLM does superb work if it's given small, clear objectives. Just like you.
Gemini's writeup of how we did things. I just built this to learn to use Rust
@tuban_muzuru I would probably not just race ahead and do randon things that where not asked, in my experiance, and those I've heard from others, coding agents do this very often
Yes indeed ! It feels like riding a big horse. Gemini, going back to Bard, ( which was my favorite for a long time ) , it volunteers to write far too much code.
So I had to pull rank and not accept that code, even though there was miles of good code being generated. Let it go. That's how it ruminates, generates.
I had "talks" with both Gemini and Claude - for godsakes, emit fewer words. Let me think.
But over time, they've both become much more attuned to my coding behavior.
Heh. Okay, so stipulated. It takes some getting used to - and the early versions were sonewhat aggravating. I had one begin to praise me in the most fulsome tones - horrifying, really.
Ecch, the reason I am polite to the LLM is because it's just so much bouncing a tennis ball off a wall. It's easier to request things formally, to observe an insightful implementation. Small things. Small goals.
I'll definitely have more to say about this one, but it's an immense tragedy to see a library management tool, of all fucking things, betray the whole concept of artistic expression like this.
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Ach, das macht mich traurig.
Ich habe ihn als einen sehr sympathischen, warmherzigen und engagierten Menschen in Sachen digitaler Barrierfreiheit kennengelernt.
Über die #UNBRK in Österreich haben wir gesprochen:
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Und in dem Beitrag über #MetaBraille von @oskar_mbr@chaos.social ist er zu hören und zu sehen:
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Umsetzung der UN Behindertenrechtskonvention in Österreich
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