”Apresentei minha esposa ao AntennaPod para podcasts, como um passo para nos afastar do Spotify, e sua confusão inicial era que ela não precisava fazer login em nada para usá-lo, apenas funciona e ela pode encontrar os podcasts nos quais está interessada! 😊
Introduced my wife to AntennaPod for podcasts, as a step to wean us off Spotify, and her initial confusion was that she didn't have to log in to anything to use it, it just works, and she can find the podcasts she is interested in! 😊
AntennaPod is a podcast player that is completely open. The app is open-source and you can subscribe to any RSS feed. AntennaPod is built by volunteers without commercial intere...
Have you completed the 2025 NVDA Satisfaction Survey? It's a short 3 question survey, but it's a great chance to have your say on the most popular free screen reader for Windows! What are we doing well? What can we improve? Please let us know: nvaccess.org/survey
At NV Access we are always interested in understanding the satisfaction of our NVDA users. Plus, we like to understand clearly what is important to you and also identify what we can do more effectively.
@RealGene Good point - we don't in our bio just because there's limited room. I did just go & check the web site as well. While we don't have a big "What does NVDA stand for?" bullet point - I just searched for "NVDA" and the first mention of it on the home page is "We have spent over 15 years developing the global solution: a free, high quality screen reader, accessible to all! NVDA: Non-Visual Desktop Access. " (you'd evidently already found that, but you're right, it's not always obvious)
so with this logic its also illegal to enlarge font for accessibility? Or darkening web that does not have dark color scheme? Or to letting password manager automatically fill credentials? Any DOM manipulation? 🤦
Check out an Applevis forum post and an associated podcast that I put together about a cool guitar gadget called Tonewood Amp. If you are an acoustic guitar player,, you may really love it! :)
@mmu_man Those armored fiber cables are really heavy and easily mistaken for copper I guess ... I know a guy with a spool that big that was mistakenly delivered and he can't get rid of it, just lives in his garage lol
Set up an appointment with a new pain therapist. At the end of our intake call, I asked, "Hey, just to be clear, there's no binding arbitration waiver in your paperwork, right?"
That was 3 days ago. I was just getting ready to drive over and he texted me this, then called me and told me he wouldn't treat me because being asked about his paperwork "made him uncomfortable."
I guess from now on I just go to the first appointment, read the paperwork and if it's objectionable, cancel and walk out?
What a strange cowardly cop-out. Guy is clearly over his head and doesn't understand what binding arbitration even is, then claims you're making threats of legal action? What???
The HR tech giant said it had no indication of any unauthorized access to customer systems, but has not ruled out a breach affecting customers' personal information.
Over the past week I've been working on Playmaker.Audio: > A modern, end-to-end 3d game audio engine on top of OpenAL Soft. This project aims to give .NET / C# games a developer-first audio layer that feels closer to high-level middleware while staying completely open, hackable, and dependency-light. If you're interested, take a look! github.com/the-byte-bender/Pla…
In a significant development for AT&T customers, millions affected by two major data breaches in 2024 may be eligible to file claims for cash payments totaling up to $7,500 as part of a $177 million class-action settlement.
CAMROSE, AB - In yet another shocking electoral upset, Conservative leader and former Member of Parliament Pierre Poilievre has somehow been defeated once again in today's by-election by Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy,
Hot take: I wish the Raspberry Pi project had chosen one of the BSDs as its primary OS rather than Linux. It's not as if there was a huge base of proprietary software that had already been compiled for ARMv6 Linux. And design decisions in Linux, particularly the kernel, have largely been driven by the interests of large-scale corporate users for a while. See, for example, this comment by @david_chisnall about the RCU algorithm as implemented in the kernel: lobste.rs/c/dqhaux
+ DrawAnywhere: lets you sketch, annotate, and highlight directly on top of any screen 🛡️ + Volume Manager: lets you control each app's volume independently 🛡️ + added on Friday: NeoDB You, a Material 3 client for NeoDB 🛡️ - BlenderRemote: unmaintained since 2021, lots of nonfree stuff - RiMusic: on request by author
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
The past few days I've been building a small tool for checking how many members of a given Matrix room support which maximum room version. The idea has been sparked by room version 12 being released, so that one can assess the adoption rate for the new room version and make an educated decision on when to upgrade rooms.
I know this is a longshot, but this is something I'd really like to do for the blindness community if I can. But, I need a little help to make it happen. gofund.me/656c9063
NVIDIA keeping 'one eye open, one eye closed', Gamers Nexus 3.5-hour documentary on China’s AI GPU black market released - VideoCardz.com videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-kee…
Chinese companies can make RTX 4090 graphics card with 48GB memory on the spot Gamers Nexus documentary looks at the AI GPU black market. What may be the first long-form documentary on a new market created by US export restrictions has been released.
I know there’s extra demand on Via Rail at the moment due to the Air Canada strikes, but do they really need to recreate the bad parts of the airport experience?
Making everyone queue round the block is just so regressive (this snake had two kinks so it would fit). In Europe people would be allowed to wait where they want, board when the departure platform is announced and then have their tickets checked on the train.
I just can’t believe we’ll tempt people away from flying and driving with these kinds of bad experiences 🤷♂️
Introduced my wife to AntennaPod for podcasts, as a step to wean us off Spotify, and her initial confusion was that she didn't have to log in to anything to use it, it just works, and she can find the podcasts she is interested in! 😊
AntennaPod is a podcast player that is completely open. The app is open-source and you can subscribe to any RSS feed. AntennaPod is built by volunteers without commercial intere...
Doing some house keeping today, and moving my mail service again... this time however I am taking the time to move my archives offline. This way moving mail providers will not have to be as hard in the future. Major call out to @thunderbird for making this so easy
Woot! We're happy we could help make this kind of moving easier. Like a friend with a truck when you're moving IRL, and you don't even have to bribe us with pizza! 😂 🍕
Email organization can be a tiresome task, but we are here to help. Discover the Tuta Team’s seven steps to sort emails and keep your inbox neat and tidy.
You could make it even easier by adding a feature that others have. This would also save you storage and power in the long run.
Rules should be able to be configured with a delay and exception.
Example: Emails from jonas@example.com will be moved to the folder Trash after 730 days except when labeled "Wedding plans".
Gmail and Proton (and anyone who supports the client Thunderbird) allows exceptions for "starred" emails but I imagine specific labels or any labels could be about as user friendly.
Great one! Are you working on integrating labels to filter rules? I.e. the ability to automatically label incoming emails, instead to moving them to folders.
OTTAWA - With thousands of passengers still facing travel delays as flight attendants strike for fair working conditions, Air Canada executives have decided to comfort customers by sending photos of their bonuses earned off record $1.
The LLM clearly thinks I'm stupid. I asked it about the colour options available on the [Ultrasonic Tooth Cleaner (a Dental Hygiene Tool for Plaque Removal) from Smile Therapy](smile-therapy.co.uk/products/u…)
The website is not offering to change the color of your teeth. Instead, it is displaying options to select the color of an "Ultrasonic Tooth Cleaner" device.
The product is described as featuring advanced vibration technology to help polish teeth and remove surface stains. There are color options for the device itself, not for changing the color of teeth. The available colors for the device include cyan, black, pink, teal, yellow, white, and orange.
The page lists a sale price of £24.99, down from £49.99, with additional special offers and payment options available.
The all new premium Ultrasonic Tooth Cleanser functions by using advanced vibration technology to deeply cleanse your teeth, removing any plaque, stains, or tartar from your teeth in minutes.
I have a new open position in my team. If you're interested in #AI and #Linux, want to learn, and are around Brno, I am looking for you. redhat.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/J… #job
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in reply to NV Access • • •I had to visit your website to actually find what NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) stands for.
Part of accessibility is defining acronyms at first use.
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