Kurzer Bericht im DLF über Behinderten-Ausbeutungsbetriebe ("Werkstätten").
Es gilt immer noch als Argument, dass behinderte Menschen mit einem feuchten Händedruck entlohnt werden können, weil sie dankbar sein sollten, überhaupt arbeiten zu dürfen. Es ist einfach nur empörend, wie unsere Gesellschaft mit Menschen umgeht.
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Ich kenne übrigens einige der Argumente aus meiner Erwerbslosenzeit, wenn mir irgendwelche Mistjobs oder Quatschmaßnahmen schmackhaft gemacht werden sollten: Geregelter Tagesablauf (als wäre das ein Wert an sich), "Anerkennung" (als stünde ein entwürdigender Lohn dem Anerkennungsgefühl nicht offensichtlich entgegen), "Sinnstiftung und Identität" (weil ein Mensch ohne Arbeit ein wertloser Niemand ist), blabla. Das alles sei viel wichtiger und toller als eine angemessene oder überhaupt eine Bezahlung.
Unsere verkorkste Arbeitsmythologie macht wenige Menschen reich und viele Menschen arm und krank.
Das ist eine Nummer, die du in einer Situation weitergeben kannst, in der du dich belästigt oder unwohl fühlst. Wählt die Person dann diese Nummer, erhält sie kurze Zeit später folgende Nachricht:
„Hey, hier ist Noa. Eine Person hat sich nicht wohlgefühlt und dir deswegen diese Nummer gegeben. Besuche noanruf.de/nummer-bekommen/ und schau, wie du diese Situation beim nächsten Mal vermeiden kannst. Grüße, NoA.“
The amazing thing about open source services is, you can create interfaces for it the way you imagine them best. Currently testing #Pipilo, an iOS Fediverse client by @luckkerr which presents each timeline as a horizontal bar you swipe through to get to the next post. From a VoiceOver perspective, a slider control is presented and you explore the posts by swiping up and down, then explore the screen to discover things like links, replies in the corresponding thread, attached multimedia. Łukasz also makes sure that everything works correctly with VO and more goodies are already there in the current Testflight build. Glad to see this level of attentiveness to accessibility and a fellow Polish person coding fedithings. Give it a try. apps.apple.com/pl/app/pipilo/i… #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #iOSDev
On a related note, it's worth it posting your thoughts under a couple of hashtags on the fedi. Łukasz happened to interact with my rant on inaccessible photopickers last week and that's how I discovered his app. That's how you can expand your audience on here.
Ok so just went and got this because I'm terminally curious to see how this works. I'm really intrigued, but also still very much in love figuratively with Mona, so it'll take something pretty special to move me over, but as a scroll-through companion, I could see this being pretty cool!
Hi hello from Pipilo! ... This is really a cool concept. I still like Mona best, but will keep this one and send its alerts to the watch. ... This really is a cool idea. ... Did I mention how cool a concept this is? lol!
@pianomarian I think @luckkerr will be glad to hear that. Just wait for the next update where the posts will be read straight away as soon as you move the slider.
What I'd really like to do is reverse the timeline, because right now it's backwards to my way of reading. I haven't seen a way to change that, unless I missed it somewhere.
we have a handful of online supermarkets in the UK, and only the one uses this approach so that you can literally swipe up on any search result to add it to your cart. It's the only provider with a single flick per item, too. No idea how it renders visually but it works well for VO.
@cachondo Ohh, there's one doing that here in Austria. Last time I checked, though, it read some random variable when you did that instead of reading out the current number of items in the card. Will have o check whether they've fixed it. It's such a handy mechanism.
The GOV.UK “exit this page" button (for pages that might be visited by e.g. domestic abuse victims seeking support) doesn't take you to the Google homepage but instead BBC Weather, and the reason why is interesting and well-thought-out: beeps.website/blog/2024-10-09-…
Currently at the #LibreOffice and Open Source Conference 2024: updates on right-to-left language support, and presenting new LibreOffice features created by Google Summer of Code students. conference.libreoffice.org/202…
Great insight into how domain names are impacted by geopolitical changes. I agree, .io is likely to remain popular for quite some time, especially given its strong presence in the tech world.
We heard back from the Obtanium dev, and his advice is to delete the app from Obtainium and re-add it, but specify a release title filter this time. Or you could add it in one click via the crowdsourced app configs website: apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/?cat…
(Basically, there was a hiccup caused by the fact that repo now hosts two apps instead of one, but this should be a one-time occurrence.)
“For me to post a hurricane forecast and for people to accuse me of creating the hurricane by working for some secret Illuminati entity is disappointing and distressing, and it’s resulting in a decrease in public trust,” says Cappucci. He says he hasn’t slept in multiple days and is exhausted. This last week he received hundreds of messages from people accusing him of modifying the weather and creating hurricanes from space lasers. "
@hub right?? still amazing for me in 1992...it felt more like a low-flying airplane than a train
between that and the seamless integration with JR's conventional rail network...my ideas of what transit & mobility should look like changed dramatically 😅
I used to commute daily 230km between Lille and Paris. It was faster than for some of the suburbanites... cost 600 EUR though which was still less than rent in Paris
@hub I met a guy on the Joetsu Shinkansen who lived in Takasaki and commuted to Tokyo (~120 km). the difference in rent helped with the price of the pass, but he said the biggest advantage was that he was far enough away from his family that they wouldn't visit unannounced 😅
If you have any need to interrogate / explore USB devices, this CLI tool is *amazing*. Using it on both macOS and Linux here. Super impressive compared to lsusb etc (and compatible with the same output format if needed) github.com/tuna-f1sh/cyme
Afternoon sessions at the #LibreOffice and Open Source Conference 2024 are underway! The Engineering Steering Committee is presenting its work, and videos of the talks will be made available very soon: conference.libreoffice.org/202…
Der App-Zwang nimmt Nutzern die Wahlfreiheit, zwingt zur Nutzung von Apple- und Google-Diensten und macht Datenschutz ohne technisches Know-how fast unmöglich. 👇
🇩🇪Niederländisches Parlament verabschiedet mit breiter Mehrheit vorbildliche Entschließung zur #Chatkontrolle +++ "unüberwindbare Bedenken gegen die Verhältnismäßigkeit" +++ "die private Kommunikation aller Bürgerinnen und Bürger zu überwachen" sei abzulehnen +++ Regierung soll bis Dezember mit Experten "einen alternativen europäischen Vorschlag zur Bekämpfung der Verbreitung von Bildern von Kindesmissbrauch im Internet erarbeiten" berthub.eu/tkconv/document.htm…
🇬🇧Dutch Parliament just passed an exemplary resolution on #ChatControl with broad majority +++ "irreconcilable concerns about the proportionality of the European CSAM Regulation" +++ "detection order to be issued on the private communications of all citizens" is unacceptable +++ Government and experts to draft "an alternative European proposal to combat the dissemination of images of online child abuse" berthub.eu/tkconv/document.htm…
I've noticed that, for me and my wife at least, #Signal isn't always reliable for time sensitive messages. Even after exempting it from the Android power saving and everything it's almost like it goes to sleep sometimes and notifications don't pop until we open it up. The #XMPP app Conversations.im however is very reliable. Running a packet capture on my phone shows that when switching networks #Conversations immediately reconnects, but Signal doesn't, sometimes for several minutes.
La Fundación ONCE convoca una ayuda para opositores a los subgrupos A1 y A2 de cualquier Administración pública española. La ayuda se extiende a academia o preparador, transporte, alojamiento, materiales y herramientas, y es de hasta 5000 EUR. Requisitos: nacionalidad española, discapacidad del 33% o más, titulación universitaria (necesaria para el grupo A), y no estar trabajando ni tener prestaciones superiores a 15000 EUR. Fecha límite: 24 de octubre. Que bien me habría venido esto en su día. Más información: becas.fundaciononce.es/Paginas… #becas #oposiciones #discapacidad
Sí lo es. Tampoco se puede argumentar que sea porque el acceso a la Función Pública en general y a los puestos A1/A2 en paticular esté limitado a ciudadanos españoles.
This is my favourite episode so far. Kirsten found a collection of bizarre husband and wife facts from the 1890's and 1950's to read to us, and I react to them. Are any of them applicable these days, or are they all simply of their time? Which ones will make you stop in stunned horror or silence and exclaim 'What the actual?' Let us know.
I haven't found a way to export the youtube transcripts, and they're annoying to read with the timestamps and all. Text will work. Do you have them for the others? Might be worth putting them on the website.
Wil Wheaton is now five years older than Patrick Stewart was in the pilot of Star Trek the next generation. Have your bones demineralized and fallen apart yet?
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