Hmm. Character navigation via left/right arrow keys in edit boxes with NVDA, e.g., Windows 10's Notepad, seems noticeably faster if a screen is present, even if it's something like [Virtual Display Driver][1]. Is there a valid reason behind that, @NVAccess, or am I falsely conflating a coincidence?

[1]: github.com/VirtualDrivers/Virt…

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Well now I can't seem to reproduce it anymore, or not to the point where I actually notice. Ugh. I could have sworn that Settings didn't have any display resolution when my lid is closed, but looking now, it actually shows as 1920 × 1080. Never mind, then. And while I have no idea what Notepad generation it is, it's the one where the menu bar still exists. @x0 @jcsteh

Mastodon parle français aussi, je suppose.
Alors, se trouve-t-il ici un(e) collegue pour moi ?
Nous cherchons un(e) alternant(e) pour un poste technicien(ne) support #informatique. A #Strasbourg centre, présentiel.

Si / quand j'aurai mon mot à dire sur le recrutement, j’aimerais avoir un(e) collègue débrouillard, proactif(ve) et avec la tête sur les épaules. Après, s’il y a une vraie volonté, c’est un poste qui offre de réelles opportunités d'apprentissage et des projets divers. Ce n'est pas du hotline et pas que du support, mais faut quand même d'être capable de communiquer. (Je parle par l'expérience. Le poste pourrait éventuellement convenir à une alternance niveau bac+2, mais comme dit, l’envie de bosser, de découvrir et d’évoluer...)

Alors, que faut-il connaître ? AD, les bases des produits Microsoft (serveurs, O365) (oh oui...), qq connaissances des réseaux, une idée de Powershell pourrait être utile. Pas complètement étranger(e) aux systèmes Unix/Linux.

Cyclistes bienvenues, Au boulot à vélo, on le prend très sérieusement. :meow_giggle:

ircad.fr/wp-content/uploads/IR…

#alternance #alternant #jerecrute

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I respect a principled stand.

“Public Broadcasting, the FCC, and Why I Turned Down the FCC Chairman’s Award for Advancement in Accessibility (by Larry Goldberg)”
lflegal.com/2025/07/larry-gold…

#accessibility

A Behind the Scenes Look at NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts. I loved the part about all the stuff the artists leave behind: “Chappell Roan’s wig is actually sitting on Cypress Hill’s skull.” kottke.org/25/07/a-behind-the-…

In what may be a Canadian first, a human rights tribunal has affirmed the right of an immunocompromised person to seek workplace accommodations.

Disability advocates are praising the decision, saying it broadens the concept of accessible workplaces.

pressprogress.ca/human-rights-…

Godspeed Ozzy Osbourne, may you rest in peace! I grew up listening to your songs. The world is less cool now that you're not around. Say hi to Randy and Lemmy.

youtube.com/watch?v=DW3pZjmS3r…

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Zitat aus dem Tuta-Blog: „#Tuta hingegen stach durch seine Bescheidenheit und seinen Fokus auf echten Datenschutz hervor. Es hat nicht nur darüber geredet, sondern diesen auch gelebt. Das ist es, was mich überzeugt hat.“

Ich möchte mir diese drei Sätze zu eigen machen 😀

tuta.com/de/blog/tuta-user-int…

@Tutanota

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To celebrate 30 years of JAWS, we're launching a new training series highlighting notable features available in JAWS.

In our first session, we cover Quick Navigation Keys; what they are, how to use them, and how they make browsing the web more efficient with JAWS.

Listen to or watch the training here:
freedomscientific.com/webinars…

#JAWS #JAWS30 #FreedomScientificTraining

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@cachondo Thank you for being a long time JAWS user. We wanted to create a training series to celebrate features that had a huge impact at the time of their release. This training series is also designed to help ones who are new to using JAWS, some of whom were not even born yet in 2002, learn about all the features available in JAWS. Maybe you know someone new to using a screen reader that may benefit from this training?

wanna give a huge shout-out to Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky for gifting us some absolutely stunning colour photographs from Russia in the 1910s.

YEAH YOU READ THAT RIGHT. he took three photographs of each subject, through coloured filters, and then projected the images again through the filters and superimposed them.

and thus, we have colour photography of early 20th century Russia. and it's beautiful.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_P…

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ser…

#History #Photography

NEW Change, Technically just dropped where we go all in on Star Wars: Andor and the Psychology of Resistance ! 🤩

changetechnically.fyi/2396236/…

@analog_ashley and I LOVED Andor, and I'm psyched to be sitting on a Comic-Con panel about it this very week -- if you're at Comic-Con you can catch our panel about Andor and Resistance on July 24th at noon and if not, you can dive deep into the psychology of dissenters and coalitions with this episode!

Folks, I can definitely recommend this talk from @bugaevc at #guadec2025!

floss.social/@gnome/1148734447…

Sergey has been of great help for my minor stumblings of trying to write #ObjC #GTK bindings for #ObjFW. He's got formidable knowledge und deep insight into #GObject especially and Cxx languages in general.


🔧 "Bridging type systems"
with Sergey Bugaev at #GUADEC2025
📅 25 July 🕒 09:00 CEST 📍 Brescia

💡 Sergey introduces peel, a fresh take on C++ bindings for GObject: zero overhead, full API coverage, deep type support.

🔗 events.gnome.org/event/259/con…

#GNOME #CPlusPlus #GObject #Bindings #GTK


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Arbeitnehmer: will Betriebsrat gründen.

Arbeitgeber: Nicht mit mir, Freundchen!

Arbeitnehmer: geht nuklear.

lto.de/recht/hintergruende/h/l…

> A toxicologist at UC Davis got his hands on a disposable e-cigarette, the kind that’s popular amongst teens and young adults with broccoli haircuts. He decided to test it for various metal contamination, and found such a high concentration of lead that his first reaction was to assume his equipment was malfunctioning.

Lmaoooo yikes big yikes :yikes:
RT: mstdn.social/users/rebeccawats…

Re: last boost (mastodon.social/@samim/1148964…), I normally wouldn't boost a post with an image that has no alt text. But the post text is interesting on its own. I'd appreciate a description of the image though. #AltForMe


'water is transparent only within a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum,

so living organisms evolved sensitivity to that band, and that's what we now call "visible light". '