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Don't chase your dreams! Humans are persistence hunters. Follow your dreams at a sustainable pace, until they get tired and lie down.
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Re: last boost about the new Mac mini, that bit at the end about being OK with macOS is the kicker for me. I'm still too attached to Windows as the host OS, particularly because of Windows screen readers.
in reply to Matt Campbell

Andrew Hodgson
Andrew Hodgson
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Yeah wondering what will happen with Bootcamp and Windows on ARM. I still want my next computer to be ARM based if possible.

The new Mac Mini looks great, wow. New chip, 16GB base memory, five USB-C ports (three with Thunderbolt), and probably minimal fan noise. That $599 base model will be a better computer than almost every desktop PC under $1,000, as long as you're okay with macOS.

apple.com/newsroom/2024/10/app…


Apple’s all-new Mac mini is more mighty, more mini, and built for Apple Intelligence

Apple today unveiled the all-new Mac mini powered by the M4 and new M4 Pro chips, and redesigned around Apple silicon so it’s even smaller.
Apple

I just realized my hobby is starting projects I will never finish
in reply to Josh Bressers

daniel:// stenberg://
daniel:// stenberg://
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careful, one of those hobby projects might accidentally turn into a life mission... 😁

I've been hearing plans for this my entire life. I suspect I'll be dead before anything like this actually happens. But we'll crank out a few more thick binders of high speed rail studies.
urbanists.social/@straphanger/…

𝚃𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜 𝙶𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚌𝚘𝚎 🚇 (@straphanger@urbanists.social)

Attached: 1 image BREAKING: #Canada's government is going ahead with high-speed—not just high-frequency—rail between #Quebec City and #Toronto Bullet trains will reach speeds of up to 300 kilometres (186 mph) per hour.
Urbanists.Social

Tour de France 🚴 v roce 2025 povede výhradně po francouzském území. Slavný cyklistický závod odstartuje 5. července v Lille, peloton během 21 etap absolvuje 3320 kilometrů. irozhlas.cz/sport/ostatni-spor…

Jeff Bezos describing journalism as “our profession” in an op-ed defending his decision to kill the Washington Post’s Harris endorsement

#WaPo

Opinion The hard truth: Americans don’t trust the news media A note from our owner. 5 min 15478 By Jeff Bezos October 28, 2024 at 7:26 p.m. EDT Jeff Bezos is the owner of The Washington Post. In the annual public surveys about trust and reputation, journalists and the media have regularly fallen near the very bottom, often just above Congress. But in this year’s Gallup poll, we have managed to fall below Congress. Our profession is now the least trusted of all. Something we are doing is clearly not working.
#wapo

Oh, you can now close the #NVDA speech viewer with alt+F4?

Wish I'd copied what I wanted out of it before blitzing...

#nvda
in reply to NV Access

Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@NVAccess I could swear it never used to go away. I have a memory of being annoyed at having to go to the NVDA tools menu to dismiss it.
But who knows. If alt+f4 didn't work once perhaps I got so frustrated I just gave up once and never looked back!
@NV Access
in reply to Sean Randall

NV Access
NV Access
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It appears "always on top" so visually you will see it in front of other windows, even when it doesn't have focus - perhaps that was what you were thinking of? It usually appears as the LAST window in the alt+tab list so you might not have noticed it if you went through what you KNEW was open. You can alt+tab until you got to it or alt+shift+tab once to get to it.

:meowGhostTilt:
in reply to DonBahno

SuspiciousDuck
SuspiciousDuck
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@donbahno na to som sa ešte nepozeral ale asi kocúr. Podľa mňa ju mám niekde na fotke ako chodí v noci po terasách v centre.
@DonBahno

Wait... we're getting $200 from the government? Why am I eligible? I shouldn't be eligible. Omg I hate the Cons.

Some more charity money I guess... Damn it, our politicians are useless.

#Onpoli

#onpoli
in reply to Stéphanie Pageau

Hubert Figuière
Hubert Figuière
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oh so it's even a lie. Given that the carbon tax when your provincial govt does nothing with it is actually credit for people given by the Federal Government. (my Govt does something with it so I don't see it)

PSA: I ferociously guard my senior developers' code review attention span. If you use "AI" / LLMs / ChatGPT / Copilot to submit Outreachy/GSoC project proposals or merge requests to one of my #FLOSS #opensource projects, I will quickly detect your bullshit, challenge you, and ban you.

This PSA, unfortunately, is brought to you by experience.

#opensource #floss
in reply to Jeff Fortin T.

Hubert Figuière
Hubert Figuière
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yeah if somebody say they use one of these, I just stop wasting my time. (and close if that's my turf)

Hey all! Our son's boyfriend is working on a project to develop a compendium of Transmasc Comfort Characters from books, movies, TV, and video games.

He'd love it if you'd fill out this survey with your favorite characters! Whether their transmasc status is canon or not - if that character comforts you, please include them.

Please BOOST! :)

Edit: Fixed - you can now submit multiple characters!

s.surveyplanet.com/jovbb2xv

#TransMasc #Trans #TransJoy #TransSurvey #TransFic #TransStories


Transmasc Comfort Characters

Welcome! Your answers here will be added to my ongoing compendium of canon and implied transmasculine characters in media. By completing this survey, you are doing a lot to support the transmasc community!
s.surveyplanet.com
#trans #transjoy #transmasc #transsurvey #transfic #TransStories
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Casualty of Bill C-18 ? I think so.

The Beaverton Is Dying. Unless You Save It

thebeaverton.com/2024/10/the-b…


The Beaverton Is Dying. Unless You Save It - The Beaverton

We need your help
Staff (The Beaverton)

What do people think of this response to ‘generate detailed Alt Text’ by Gemini:

Here is some detailed alt text for the image you provided:
Alt Text:
A large, menacing grey cat, reminiscent of a monster, stands on its hind legs with its front paws raised. It has glowing yellow eyes and a wide, toothy grin. The cat is surrounded by a fiery aura as it emits a powerful beam of energy from its mouth. The beam is directed towards the Empire State Building in New York City, which is engulfed in flames. The city skyline is visible in the background, with tall buildings and smoke rising from the destruction. The overall tone of the image is chaotic and destructive, evoking a sense of fear and awe.
Additional Notes:
• You may want to adjust the description of the cat's appearance based on its specific characteristics.
• If the image is part of a larger context (like a movie poster or book cover), you could add a brief reference to that context.
• The alt text should be concise and informative, providing a clear description of the image without being overly detailed.
Let me know if you have any other questions.

#Accessibility #AI #AIsoftheBlind #AltText #Blind #ComputerVision

#Accessibility #blind #AI #AltText #computerVision #aisoftheblind
in reply to Charlotte Joanne

Sean Randall
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I can't see the image myself, but where I was seeing this would matter.

The description is great as a longer form piece. But I can see a time not too far away when that's the standard way of having alt text on book covers or thumbnails in search results.

Then I go from just wanting "a monstrous cat shooting energy at the Empire State Building" to no alt text at all depending on where I am and what I'm doing.
That brief descriptor would suit me on a product page of a shop, for instance, but I'd find having that in my search results or list of products annoying enough, to say nothing of the hundred words you have there.

There is a mechanism in html for longer descriptions that is very rarely used. Perhaps it could be revived for this sort of thing.

In times like these, vis. US election, I like to remind myself of the sticking power of America. With something like this.
youtube.com/watch?v=nROK4cjQVX…

John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme. Fahrenheit v Celsius

YouTube
in reply to Sean Randall

Simon Jaeger (Procrastodon)
Simon Jaeger (Procrastodon)
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Thanks for reminding me to look for new seasons of this. It's been a while.
in reply to Simon Jaeger (Procrastodon)

Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@simon it's a great show. I got to see him live at the theatre and it was tremendous. And of course he wrote Cabin Pressure.
@Simon Jaeger (Procrastodon)

I grew up with TNG era star Trek. The iconic sounds of the Enterprise D, Voyager, and DS9 "feel" like Trek to me.

I had a lovely dream as a child that one day, my computer would sound like their computers.
I imagined that the different background sounds used throughout the series would represent different apps (engineering for the windows control panel, for example), defaulting to that generic ship hum in every other app.
The swoosh of doors would match me alt+tabbing between apps in the way they herald a change of room on the show.
Text popping up would generate a computer chirp based on the text: Dialog titles with questions marks in them in particular, or perhaps progress indicators.
Certain keypresses would generate tones, again, perhaps app depending. You could extend that to focused controls, too.

the list of things I need to code when I have time is so long, I'll probably still be dreaming about this when I retire.

in reply to Sean Randall

Scary Martin
Scary Martin
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Hmm, that sounds like a very nicely annoying NVDA add on. I especially remember the mic gain hiss dhrough out the episodes. Not sure if it was because of our channel broadcaster, or if TNG had been recorded badly.
in reply to Scary Martin

Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@mcourcel yes, I can see how it would irritate the heck out of many people.
It may well drive me mad if I ever made it.
@Scary Martin
in reply to Sean Randall

Jay Pellis
Jay Pellis
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I would absolutely love that and gladly purchase it.
in reply to Jay Pellis

Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@jpellis2008 I don't think I could sell it even were I so inclined, because of the copyright on the sounds.
Of course it's the sort of project people could very easily make sound packs for.
You might want a calm lake whilst reading your emails and some birdsong or something when on the web, for instance.
So it wouldn't need to be a Trek-based app specifically.
@Jay Pellis
in reply to Jay Pellis

Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@jpellis2008 I'm not sure i'm cut out to supply software anymore.
I wrote an addon for Skype to list birthdays and received support requests for nearly 20 years, 15 of which after Skype had depricated the API feature.
I'm possibly too long in the tooth to keep up with modern software development practices.
@Jay Pellis

Teším sa že budem robiť zase nič dva dni.

✅ Hoy se ha aprobado, a iniciativa nuestra, una PNL para condenar la ofensiva israelí sobre Palestina 🇵🇸 , exigir el desmantelamiento de las colonias y apoyar al TIJ y CPI en los procesos por violaciones de DDHH a la población y presos políticos.

📌 Puedes ver el vídeo completo de la defensa de la propuesta por Enrique Santiago aquí

youtube.com/watch?v=RZZE5kxUCP…


Enrique Santiago: «Israel sigue asesinando a presos y presas políticas palestinas impunemente»

Enrique Santiago, diputado y portavoz parlamentario de IU en el Congreso de los Diputados, interviene en la Comisión de Exteriores para presentar una Proposi...
YouTube

Okay, where comes that myth from, especially in Germany, that alternative text should fit into one line of Braille (80 characters), otherwise it might not be accessible? As far as I can tell, Braille displays can navigate more than 80 characters in alternative texts and users don’t have a problem with it, right?

*sigh*

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Sean Randall
Sean Randall
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@zkrisher They do indeed. Some have keys at the front for this purpose too, so your fingers stay on the dots. whether you're a thumber or a fingerer is a complicated one to this day!
@Zivan - Childless Cat Guy
in reply to Sean Randall

Eric Eggert
Eric Eggert
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@cachondo @zkrisher I mean, that’s also my knowledge, but there are surprisingly plenty (mostly German) resources that want to constrain alternative text to 80 characters/cells to make it easier for Braille display users.

Anyway, thanks for confirming. 😃

@Sean Randall @Zivan - Childless Cat Guy

✊🏼 Así ganó un pueblo a la expansión eólica: A Groba contra las multinacionales energéticas.

Por Raúl García Amoedo.
elsaltodiario.com/galicia/asi-…

Bruno Centelles, Xilberte Manso e Anxo Reigosa, del Instituto de Estudos Miñoráns. Foto Miguel Núñez

Así ganó un pueblo a la expansión eólica: A Groba contra las multinacionales energéticas

Activistas del Instituto de Estudios Miñoráns y de la asociación SOS Serra de la Groba reflexionan sobre sus recientes victorias judiciales frente las empresas promotoras de parques eólicos en la zona del Val Miñor (Pontevedra)
www.elsaltodiario.com
in reply to El Salto Diario

modulux
modulux
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Y presentáis la obstaculización de la transición energética como algo positivo?

fueron capaces de presentar 80 recursos administrativos, uno por cada parque eólico proyectado en Galicia. Actualmente, y gracias a su trabajo y el de muchas otras asociaciones, han conseguido la paralización cautelar de 59 proyectos.


Esto os parece la victoria de algo?

Pues a mi no.

There's a very weird but common misconception that people on disability benefits are somehow a "drain on the economy." But 100% of that money will be spent, on things like rent, mortgage, insurance, food, clothing, and so on. That's money that immediately goes to business owners and, if those business owners aren't hoarding wealth, will cycle through the rest of the economy.

Drains on the economy are where money stops moving, like, for example, when it reaches wealthy billionaires.

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Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
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there's also the other site here, where totally abled people somehow get hold of disability documents and then, it becomes an issue...
in reply to Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺

Nini
Nini
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@tardis That's not an issue though, the amount of fraud is so small that most of the time going after it hard only makes things more difficult than those who do need it. Also mind your biz, who are you to determine who's able or not?
@Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
in reply to Nini

Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
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Not here.I say what I have seen. Just that. Remember, not all the world is the same, and want to believe it or not, the fraud is significant enough to cause issues and because of it we actually get denied benefits. Something so small and stupid like a fraud you call "small" is making it difficult for actually disabled people to get what they need in many parts of the world.
in reply to Nini

Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
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I'll also tell you exactly who I am. I'm a disabled person who's seen this fraud many many times. So, I do think I have the right to speak. :)
in reply to Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺

Nini
Nini
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@tardis No you don't, no more than anyone else has the right to tell you you're a fraud because you'd hate to be told that even if they were disabled as well, right? They don't know your life, they aren't the ones living with your disability and you'd tell tell them to mind their own business, wouldn't you?
@Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
in reply to Nini

Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
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No, I would just be silent, because they don't know me, I don't know them, so no confrontation or conflict. But they can't me I am a fraud because one, pretty visible I am disabled and two, there are countries in this world where fraud is a wel-known tactic for completely healthy people to get benefits and squeeze money from the country. and we end up all suffering. Everyone. And mostly disabled people. Because you have to renew your document every year, like there is hope to fix your burned out retinas for example, or magically get legs, or magically start hearing. things that are irreversible and kind of untreatable by any modern medicine. And all that check every year, around here for example, is exactly because of the many frauds. I am just saying that it's not a small issue. the other issues are that, governments totally ignore disabled folks, and that we indeed don't get what we need or deserve, or it is super hard and very little. Like "just shut up and stay home, nobody cares" about you thing. But there is also the other thing, where in many parts of the world, disabled people are isolated because of the latter issue, and society doesn't see enough of us to know how to support us or do something. This is still the reality, even today.

ADBLOCK ROCKS!

#adblock #advertising

a bus station during a sunny day, which has an advertising panel. on it there was an advertisement for outdoor, where it's written: "this ad can't be blocked". The text that follows can't be read because someone has covered it with a cardboard box, or an "adblocker" in the physical world.
#Advertising #adblock

bad-faith-times.ghost.io/trump…

> And we as a people, especially millennials and Gen X-ers prone to such intense nostalgia, must also reject the 80s, which I know you hate to hear, but that you must hear. It is essential in the fight against fascism.

I recognize that I've indulged in 80s nostalgia quite a bit in the past year or so, especially retreating into my childhood Apple II memories. No more. Time to live in the present.


Trump, 80s Nostalgia, And The Rejection of Fascism

Yearning for the 1980s lies at the heart of the fascist project, whether millennials and Gen X-ers like it or not
Denny Carter (Bad Faith Times)

Auf die #Erfahrungen und #Eindrücke von @Prediger_EF@kirche.social in der Anglikanischen #Kirche bin ich gespannt.

Heute Abend:
onlinekirche.ekmd.de/veranstal…
#FediKirche


Kalender

Onlinekirche der EKM - Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube & Co werden für viele Menschen zu Strukturgebern im digitalen Alltag. Kirche kommt in diesen Lebensbereichen aber nur selten vor.
onlinekirche.ekmd.de
#fedikirche #kirche #erfahrungen #eindrücke @Ev. Predigergemeinde Erfurt

Vypadá to, že se té objednávky u Alzy nedočkám ani dnes. Nevím ani, co si mám pod tím odůvodněním představit. Řidič zabloudil, ožral se, nebo to ztratil, nebo kombinace všeho? Naštěstí tu objednávku zas tak rychle nepotřebuju, klidně si ještě týden počkám, ale je to divné. Není to poprvé, co se tohle zpoždění u Alzy stalo, ale vždycky se to posunulo maximálně o den a pak už jsem si to mohl vyzvednout, navíc jsem dostal slevu na další nákup.

I keep waiting for people with that fashy "BDFL is the best form of government" take to understand the reason Democracy took off as a form of government is the madness of kings.
From: @ianb
mastodon.well.com/@ianb/113389…

Ian Betteridge

2024-10-29 07:08:45


Siri, show me what happens when a company purges dissenting voices and becomes a cult of personality.

theregister.com/2024/10/28/wor…



WordPress forces user conf organizers to share social media credentials, arousing suspicions

One told to take down posts that said nice things about WP Engine
Simon Sharwood (The Register)

@Ian Betteridge

We want to support the journalists; so boycott Amazon and encourage Bezos to sell the Washington Post to someone who gives a shit.

Washington Post writers say don’t dump subscriptions over non-endorsement
theguardian.com/media/2024/oct…

#WashingtonPost #JeffBezos #WaPo #Journalism #FreePress #BoycottAmazon #EatTheBillionaires #USPol

Amazon Kills Democracy

Washington Post writers say don’t dump subscriptions over non-endorsement

Fears for effect on jobs at newspaper owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos that declined to back a presidential candidate
Edward Helmore (The Guardian)
#uspol #journalism #boycottamazon #wapo #washingtonpost #jeffbezos #freepress #eatthebillionaires
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Kubistický sloup v Praze v létě

kolegyňa z vedľajšej prevádzky dala výpoveď, nevie čo bude robiť ale vraj sa ide hľadať :kekw: #makemyday
#makemyday
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And here is the confirmation of what everybody knew about the WaPo refusing to endorse…

Bezos is in talks to buy the Space Division of Boeing.

jalopnik.com/boeing-might-be-q…

#space


Boeing Might Be Quitting Space With A Potential Division Sale To Jeff Bezos

Boeing's new CEO is willing to sell basically everything to keep its core business afloat
Ryan Erik King (Jalopnik)
#space

Siri, show me what happens when a company purges dissenting voices and becomes a cult of personality.

theregister.com/2024/10/28/wor…


WordPress forces user conf organizers to share social media credentials, arousing suspicions

One told to take down posts that said nice things about WP Engine
Simon Sharwood (The Register)

wait, companies *pay* for confluence? holy shit. I thought it came with jira and most companies ended up using it by mistake

A vote for a third party this year is a vote for fascism.

A vote to punish Harris even though you know Trump is vastly worse is a vote for fascism.

Not voting is a vote for fascism.

This is the starkest choice in decades: democracy or fascism.

It truly is that simple.

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“Both sides” is only meaningful when one of those sides isn’t literally nazis.

The only thing Jeff Bezos‘ editorial in the Washington Post convinced me is that we need a steep wealth tax and that the existence of billionaires is a public policy failure.

I asked Amazon's "AI", Rufus, to summarize my space opera novella "The Warrior Within" for me. Here's what it told me:

"The Warrior Within is a 1980 fantasy novel by Angus McIntyre. It follows the story of a young man named Aric who lives in a world where magic and technology coexist. Aric discovers he has the ability to tap into an ancient power called the "Warrior Within" which allows him to become a powerful warrior.”

(TWW was published in 2018. There is no one in it named Aric)

1/

#AI

#AI
in reply to Angus McIntyre

Angus McIntyre
Angus McIntyre
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I confess, I like Rufus's flattering description of my writing. But the information it confidently trots out is utterly divorced from reality.

In fairness, Rufus did better when asked about less obscure books, and resisted my attempts to persuade it that “Anna Karenina" was a cozy murder mystery by Virginia Woolf.

But an AI that breaks down badly on edge cases is worse than useless.

4/

in reply to Angus McIntyre

Angus McIntyre
Angus McIntyre
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I don't understand why you would deploy something that looks like an information retrieval tool, but simply invents things when it doesn't know the answer.

No one would design a database system that returned random data if a query failed to match any records. (Except perhaps in a specialized application such as a game).

The argument “but it gets it right MOST of the time" cuts no ice. That actually makes it WORSE, because it's harder to tell when the robot is fabricating answers.

5/

This issue of not having a quick VoiceOver volume adjustment in Watch OS 11.1 is crappy. I now need to tell Siri each time my desired level for a volume, as neither the rotor nor the two-finger-hold and swipe gestures work even though the value changes. What's even more frustrating about it is that in the prior beta of 11.1, the problem was not there, so clearly it regressed inbetween RC and final. How can a major functionality break like that make it into prod? Probably no tests written for it.
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Robin Kipp
Robin Kipp
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You can also adjust system volume in Control Center which does work as expected. I fully agree though that this is a serious regression, and would urge everyone impacted by this to report this to Apple via the Feedback Assistant app on either macOS or iOS.
in reply to Robin Kipp

Tamas G
Tamas G
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@robin_kipp ooooh I didn't think of the control center workaround, that's a bit more convenient in night-time situations for volume adjusting. I think that's the only reason it has higher impact, it sucks to have to muffle a loud watch when your partner is sleeping in bed for example and talking to Siri is less ideal then, too. In a loud environment though, using Siri might be quicker to do. So more cognative load to think through which to use when now.
@Robin Kipp
in reply to Tamas G

Robin Kipp
Robin Kipp
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You’re very welcome, glad I could help! Still not ideal though because both the 2-finger hold and swipe gesture as well as the rotor are quite a bit more convenient for us VO users. So yeah, if possibly you could spare 2 or 3 minutes to submit a report and post the feedback ID here that would really be awesome.
in reply to Robin Kipp

Tamas G
Tamas G
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@robin_kipp hmm will have to look into it, no feedback assistant app for me on the public 18.1 build anymore? Always find it odd when it disappears, might only be limited to those who are opted into the beta builds.
@Robin Kipp
in reply to Tamas G

Robin Kipp
Robin Kipp
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So, let me show you a cool trick. This works on pretty much any version of macOS and iOS, even when you’re not on a beta seed.
Open Safari, and type this into the address bar:
applefeedback://
Hit Return and tada… The Feedback Assistant app will magically appear!
in reply to Robin Kipp

Casey Reeves
Casey Reeves
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@robin_kipp I've started to think I'm the only one with two issues combined into one...

My rotor does nothing, at all, doesn't even reduce VO speech volume, and on top of that, the 100% volume is now insanely loud to the point where the tts is distorted. I have to use 70% or 80% to get what it was at before. I wish we could downgrade the watch.

@Robin Kipp
in reply to Casey Reeves

Tamas G
Tamas G
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@xogium @robin_kipp I did file it as feedback! I listed it as: FB15622642 (Voiceover volume change not possible via rotor or gesture in 11.1 (22R585)) - hopefully they'll solve it in one of the incremental releases, but yeah I noticed the speech having more distortion at 100 on the series 9 even, it's not as bad as, say, Code Factory's "optimize for volume" and then blasting volume at 100, but could notice it if listening for longer chunks of time.
@Casey Reeves @Robin Kipp
in reply to Tamas G

Casey Reeves
Casey Reeves
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@robin_kipp Yeah it's become either insanely louder for some reason, or they did something else that messed it up and makes it feel like they boosted the volume way too much.

Fun fact. Toying with the VO volume in the settings here also does nothing. What about on your side?

@Robin Kipp
in reply to Casey Reeves

Tamas G
Tamas G
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@xogium @robin_kipp oh interesting! It does work for me there, like if I go into Reed, then adjust volume for that specific voice there, it will lower that way for me. Maybe it's depending on which voice you have chosen, though.
@Casey Reeves @Robin Kipp
in reply to Tamas G

Casey Reeves
Casey Reeves
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@robin_kipp I meant in audio, not in speech. Sorry, I wasn't clear there. If you go into audio and toy with the global VO volume, nothing will happen.
@Robin Kipp
in reply to Casey Reeves

Tamas G
Tamas G
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@xogium @robin_kipp yeah, that one is for sure broken for me as well then, it probably changes the same variable as the rotorand two-finger hold+ swipe do. Crazy to think that between what we've all spoken of, there's like 6 ways to adjust volume on a watch :D
@Casey Reeves @Robin Kipp
in reply to Tamas G

Robin Kipp
Robin Kipp
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@xogium Thanks for filing this, much appreciated! Despite no longer working there I still have some contacts at Apple and will pass it along. No guarantees of course that this will get it fixed sooner but hopefully we can move things in the right direction.
@Casey Reeves

I'm a published author - in Chinese. Four years ago now.

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Everything curl in Chinese

The other day we celebrated everything curl turning 5 years old, and not too long after that I got myself this printed copy of the Chinese translation in my hands! This version of the book is available for sale on Amazon and the translation was done …
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Good morning folk and friends from far and near!

Today I wish you wisdom and clarity ✨

A person I know who is in the early stages of a career in accessibility is hoping to find a screen reader user with web development experience to mentor them for a while. They're a screen reader user themselves and they want to level-up their knowledge of HTML/CSS/JavaScript/ARIA in order to offer better recommendations when testing for accessibility. If this is you, or if you know someone it might be, drop me a DM? Thanks.

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