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Prudence Screen Reader is back on the Google Play Store after a few weeks of absence. The developers have informed us that a long-awaited update is also on its way. accessibleandroid.com/app/prud… #Android #Accessibility

Hello students in Germany. Anyone interested in a student job at Mozilla? The Cryptography Engineering team is looking for someone fluent in C/C++ and English. Experience in cryptography is a bonus.

Applicants must be living in Germany and enrolled in a university here.

Please apply at mozilla.org/en-US/careers/posi… 🙂

I recommend people avoid using #mbedTLS for #curl

github.com/curl/curl/pull/1307…

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TL;DR: ... I fully understand that projects are ditching mbed TLS these days. It's generally not moving fast enough forward and lingering behind on important standards and even lacking support for features OpenSSL users takes for granted.

Longer read ...

We've just recently been through similar challenges in OpenVPN projects too. We've recently added support for mbedtls-3.0 and newer, which was held back due to licensing issues; Apache 2.0 and GPL has some challenges.

The TLS 1.3 support is at best not feature complete. They even state so themselves: github.com/Mbed-TLS/mbedtls/pu…

To my knowledge, not much has happened since this time.

Yes, mbed TLS development has improved over the last years. But it's essentially not moving fast enough; their backlog is just too overwhelming. Considering it even performs a lot worse than OpenSSL (especially on CPUs with accelerators available), the performance gap is just giving any reasons to look at mbed TLS any more. And it even has a general feature gap compared to what OpenSSL is capable of as well. Unfortunately.

PolarSSL (before it got acquired by ARM and the mbed organisation) had some progress and moved forward. And at that time, the OpenSSL was not properly funded.

Now OpenSSL is now properly funded, better organised and having paid staff managing and developing the project. So the table has turned. mbed TLS moves very slowly forward (feels understaffed) ... So OpenSSL seems now to be in a far better position than mbed TLS is.

Beijing supports 'full' UN membership for Palestinian state, says Chinese FM Wang Yi

> Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday says that Beijing supports the “full” membership of the Palestinian state in the United Nations.

> “We support #Palestine becoming a formal member of the United Nations,” foreign minister Wang Yi told journalists at a press conference. firstpost.com/world/china-un-p… #UN #China #Israel

I had cause to look up the Confucius quote about age today. It's been remarkably accurate for me.

“At fifteen I set my heart upon learning.
At thirty, I had planted my feet firm upon the ground.
At forty, I no longer suffered from perplexities.
At fifty, I knew the biddings of Heaven.
At sixty, I heard them with docile ear.
At seventy, I could follow the dictates of my own heart; for what I desired no longer overstepped the boundaries of right.”

In Chinese: so.gushiwen.cn/mingju/juv_cda7…

#Mandarin

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Odinstalujte vše, co máte od původních Simple Mobiles - kalendář, galerii, budík, kontakty...

To si takhle Izraelci koupili od Slováka firmu a aplikace vybavili reklamou a trackery.

Takže znovu, vše odinstalovat a najít alternativu, nejlépe na @fdroidorg.

Smutné čtení zde:
m.mobilmania.zive.cz/simple-mo…

Důkaz zde:

monocles chat 1.7.9.3 just arrived on the Playstore with awesome updates and on a great new level:

play.google.com/store/apps/det…

* Improve restore Backup
* No swiping anymore for commands and webxdc viewpager fixes several webxdc problems
* Initial stickers picker
* Bigger stickers
* Fix flashing emoji picker
* Fix commands view
And many more

Try it out with a WebXDC app of your choice:
webxdc.org/apps/

#monocleschat #monocles #chat #messenger #privacy #xmpp #webxdc

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I'm wondering if the storm ready extender is different than the pod. I'm assuming it is but perhaps I should not assume. I have one pod in play here and by and large it's working well though sometimes as I move about the house only the iPhone sometimes when streaming will stop and if I unlock it it'll reconnect to either the main gateway or the pod I know not which and continue on. Can't decide if I should try a second pod or if it's just an iPhone
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@robini71 The pod is just an extender for the Wi-Fi network. The storm-ready device switches you over to cellular if Wi-FI goes out. I thought about ordering the storm-ready device but the layoffs happened and it then wasn't a priority. If I decide to keep Comcast I still may do it as I'm once again working and am heavily dependent on my Internet connection although I could use my phone as a hotspot if I needed to.

Using AI to Remember the First Blind Bargains Weekly Podcast
blindbargains.com/b/22614
cc @Ranger1138 @BorrisInABox @ricky_enger
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FDA Clears First Over-the-Counter Continuous Glucose Monitor: What to Know About Biosensors - CNET cnet.com/health/medical/in-202…

One point I’m always at pains to make to my web design students is that accessibility isn’t an add-on to your design. You have to be as inclusive as possible from the outset.

Anyway, I thought this was a great article on designing for people with colour blindness:

smashingmagazine.com/2024/02/d…

#accessibility #webdesign

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@Quentin @jcsteh My point of entry is usually from a specific point on a website, where something isn’t accessible, via the context menu, where I can explore the accessibility properties of the element I right-clicked on. From there, it is a snap to also go to the HTML tree of said element, and vice versa. I wrote a blog post about this inspector when it initially came out, but some of its information might be out of date by now. marcozehe.de/introducing-the-a…

Later, I also showcased how to audit for accessibility using the Firefox developer tools: marcozehe.de/auditing-for-acce…

But again, these are a few years old, so are probably no longer up to date with the latest UI.

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This morning in Mexico City, during President López Obrador's daily press conference, students from Ayotzinapa and family members of the disappeared protested outside the National Palace and smashed in one of its doors. Military police responded by firing tear gas.

Since February 26, the parents of the 43 disappeared from Ayotzinapa have been encamped in front of the National Palace, demanding a dialog with López Obrador, the handing over of military documents, and the return of the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI).

#Mexico #CDMX #Ayotzinapa

*Edit: Readded the video.

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ECOLOGISTS RISE UP!

Next week, @ScientistRebellion will be at the Nordic #Oikos 2024 conference in Lund, Sweden. We'll hold 2 workshops, discussing ways scientists can change tactics and re-embrace #advocacy and #activism in the #Climate and #EcologicalEmergency. We will also feature an #NVDA training. Everyone is welcome!

Tuesday March 12th at 13:30-15:30, Biology building, Sölvegatan 35, Lund. Room: D215 Cerebrum

Friday March 15th at 13:30-15:30, Ecology Building, Sölvegatan 37, Lund. Room: Heden (G110)

nordicsocietyoikos.glueup.com/…

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I suspect you may not have meant what you came across as meaning when you tagged #NVDA? If you ARE providing training using our screen reader (which is called NVDA) to make your actions for climate change accessible to blind people, then we applaud you!

(Did you perhaps mean NVDA as an acronym for non-violent direct action? I only know the acronym in trying to figure out posts like this, #NVDA is much more commonly used to refer to our screen reader)

#nvda

This ought to be good. Is this the same Pablo Reguerín who was sitting alongside Chancellor May at an interview with The California Aggie's editorial where May lobbied for the student fee supporting NCAA athlete perqs by likening NCAA athletes to disabled students by saying they too needed "special" supports? And didn't say anything about that? That Reguerín?

Do you know who was among the chancellors who never replied to hundreds of emails regarding UC's ableism? Chancellor May of UC Davis!! @disability @academicchatter

#UCAccessNow #Ableism #UCDavis #DavisCA

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The ableist analogy Chancellor May made.

Disabled students don't only PAY to be on campus - no free ride disability scholarship - UC has a legal obligation it continues flouting to be fully accessible to the public funding it. Arguing that the student body should pay fees to support a small % of student athletes/future mega sports corp employees who are given special tutors, a special health building, and other perqs already is not only patently ridiculous, but by likening it in this way to how UC chooses to segregate disabled students instead of being highest common denominator of accessible by default is bound to further encourage resentment of disabled students as a "cost"!

theaggie.org/2021/12/02/editor… @disability @academicchatter #Ableism #CivilRights #UCDavis

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For the vision impaired, this AI robot aims to replace canes and guide dogs zdnet.com/article/for-the-visi…

Reddit signed a deal with Google to use its data to train LLMs. To celebrate, we made a firefox extension that lets you replace all your comments with any text of your choosing. All we ask is that you not choose something copyrighted. The New York Times is currently suing OpenAI for training ChatGPT on its copyrighted material, and we wouldn't want Reddit's uniquely valuable data to become hopelessly intermingled with that of litigious copyright-holders.

theluddite.org/#!post/reddit-e…

Hi there everyone, please boost. I've been sending this around in different places to indevidual people, but I figure, now that the book has been out for a while, its about time I put it up publicly. My dad wrote a book some time ago that is essentially a resource guide that helps people with disabilities find jobs or look to find resources to maximize there benefits. It is a step by step guide on what to do, how to find jobs, how to maximize your SSI/SSDi benefits, and how to get on the job market. its completely free and available for anyone to use. If you follow this guide, I am confident that you will be able to find what you seek job-wise. I know I am a little bit biased because my dad wrote it, but I feel like its worth putting out there anyway. There is no advertising whatsoever, we aren't looking for any sort of things in return, in fact, my dad even put his own personal number in the book for those who follow the steps and read the book to call him so he can help you find a job as well because he's helped many many people find jobs who have disabilities, his most recent success being a person with a High School Diploma and nothing more going from making less than $30000 to now making just over $100000 at his job. here it is:
respectability.org/people-with… If you read the book, please feel free to reach out to me so I can also get you in contact as he's in Pacific time whereas I am not and its better if I text him first to let him know someone will call him, because he usually doesn't answer random calls especially with his job and his other stuff going on. #Blind #disability #Accessibility #Jobs #Employment #SSI

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For IRC lovers who also happen to love and use Linux, I have some good news for you! I have created hooks for the Smuxi IRC client that add sound support for message events. So far only send and receive are supported along with a different sound if your name is mentioned in a message, but more are on the way! Smuxi is extremely accessible, Orca supports auto reading of messages received and sent automatically, the only thing missing was sound support. Instructions on using the hooks as well as the hooks themselves are here:
github.com/destructatron/smuxi… #Linux #Accessibility
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