Ladies and gentlemen, I present you with my accessibility review of Marvel's Spiderman 2. As always, code provided by Playstation and Insomniac Games. Please do take this one in. THere's a lot to say. brandoncole.net/?p=565
Excellent review as always, thank you. When that first leak happened listing the screen reader and audio descriptions my first thought was OK if AD is being addeD, which in games like TLOU was like icing on the cake after the core accessibility was done earlier, then surely this will be accessible. Then I saw the official announcement with no mention of any audio queues and that was when I felt I didn’t have as much optimism as others, and now I wish I wasn’t right. ☹ You raised a very valid point re: usage analitics, it's not something I even thought of but it makes a lot of sense and hopefully won't reverse the progress that was made in this aspect. I would love to know the decision making process here, whether adding any audio queues was even considered, or if someone decided that it was much more worthwhile to contract to Descriptive Video Works to write and narrate the AD, then having a team just hook up the appropriate triggers which probably took a lot less development time but wasn't cheep considering DVW is a very professional company who do an amazing job. I'd be very curious to know how the math works out here as in whether it was cheeper to pay for the AD, or paying engineers, sound designers and QA to work on more audio queues.
@pitermach You can send an audio description house a script and a check to generate product to drop into your game, and have your engineers hook up screenreader cues, without having to think much. Creating audio cues and a turn-by-turn assistent for blind people requires design work, and UX research to ensure your designs are headed in the right direction. Seems accessibility did not get that support. Sad.
Firma Trezor, výrobce nejstarší kryptoměnové peněženky na světě, přišla po pěti letech s novým produktem. Jaké má firma, jejíž obrat před dvěma lety překročil miliardu, další plány?
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@shuLhan I always thought of it as "next generation" or something, but I'm not sure it was ever actually explained or meant to be anything in particular.
The first HTTP/3 code landed in #curl in 2019. Now we might soon have it enabled for real and not "experimental" anymore: curl.se/mail/lib-2023-10/0023.…
Depends on what you think "caring about your users" actually is.
OpenSSL has figured that an OpenSSL-native API, integrated with already existing OpenSSL API, is important, and likewise, it's important to be able to build OpenSSL on quite a lot of platforms with a minimum of dependencies.
BTW, OpenSSL has achieved the client part by now. I'm tempted to contribute a patch that uses this... given personal time.
@levitte @ondrej I don't' think OpenSSL took that decision for its users. I think openssl did it in an attempt to increase its value in the "food chain" or something. Because it would have been super easy and friction free to do both, but OpenSSL explicitly decided to not provide what users asked for for years and instead provide what no users asked for...
But sure, this is just my own personal view. I have no actual insights.
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Estas mejoras en la calidad democrática de España se le deben al independentismo, igual que la subida del SMI y las pensiones mínimas se le deben a Bildu.
I am publishing this because many people are asking me how I did it, so I will explain.
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I've recently discovered "Ollama" a really simple way to run open source large language models locally on your computer. This field has advanced drastically since the last time I tried it, and there are a ton of options to try out. There is an API so you can integrate this with python or any other programming language and use LLMs in your application, and you can also try this via Terminal. It's extremely easy to get set up. Here's the link. ollama.ai
I am also playing with GPT4all, but their QT-based software makes the UI a little clunky. Can be worked with though. I even ended up filing a few bugs with the QT Project. Not sure if they will respond though as their accessibility story is pretty shaky at the moment.
@chikim Command-line works fine for me. The only thing to get used to is text streaming. Bit annoying, but I usually take my focus away and return a few seconds later when all the output has been collected. O yeah, I am still figuring out how to pipe file output into it though. I like the UI so far. CodeLlama is great too! :)
Also @FreakyFwoof this may be much easier to play with than the one we talked about earlier, the LLM tool. It’s command-line, very easy to setup and you can start playing with it as soon as the models load. I like the ease of it! Just FYI!
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In this video I'll be covering the ways in which you can do a fade in, fade out, speed up or slow down on an audio region. This is a very useful set of tools...
I am not sure Donald Trump understood who he praised. Remember when he called a California town of Paradise “Pleasure”? Should he be forgiven for his unintentional mistake? LOL
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After the last upload of curl to Debian (8.4.0), samueloph noticed some lintian warnings about the manpages:
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This is a terrifying and sobering write-up by Retool on so many levels. It's about about a recent spear-phishing via SMS attack on employees, followed by voice phishing attack that deepfaked an employee's voice.
Retool said just one of its employees fell for it, which is of course all it takes. Here's the scary part:
"The voice was familiar with the floor plan of the office, coworkers, and internal processes of the company. Throughout the conversation, the employee grew more and more suspicious, but unfortunately did provide the attacker one additional multi-factor authentication (MFA) code.
The additional OTP token shared over the call was critical, because it allowed the attacker to add their own personal device to the employee’s Okta account, which allowed them to produce their own Okta MFA from that point forward. This enabled them to have an active GSuite session on that device. Google recently released the Google Authenticator synchronization feature that syncs MFA codes to the cloud. As Hacker News noted, this is highly insecure, since if your Google account is compromised, so now are your MFA codes.
Unfortunately Google employs dark patterns to convince you to sync your MFA codes to the cloud, and our employee had indeed activated this “feature”. If you install Google Authenticator from the app store directly, and follow the suggested instructions, your MFA codes are by default saved to the cloud. If you want to disable it, there isn’t a clear way to “disable syncing to the cloud”, instead there is just a “unlink Google account” option. In our corporate Google account, there is also no way for an administrator to centrally disable Google Authenticator’s sync “feature”. We will get more into this later."
Also this part: "The fact that access to a Google account immediately gave access to all MFA tokens held within that account is the major reason why the attacker was able to get into our internal systems."
I have this action: exports.onExecutePostLogin = async (event, api) => { // Put the user screen_name as the nickname // for Twitter connections if (event.connection.name === 'twitter' && event.user.screen_name) { event.user.
@elad I can actually see the use for this in another context (and have considered designing something like it): a timelapse app for artists.
In this context, their “work” is their art, not something imposed by an employer.
It should probably be built into the drawing app or whatever, but I could see the niftiness of a workflow timelapse that captures the various apps you use and whatnot over a long period of time, without having to sit and record an actual video of the entire process.
@elad that said, I think such an app could actually just request the screen share portal and then only actually capture an image every minute or however often?
@cassidy @elad that’s probably a better option, given that the screen share portal has a permanent user visible component, unlike the screenshot for which only the flash can be used
@elad yeah, makes sense. So perhaps they're using some old tool for artists that uses screenshots when it really should use the screen share portal. It sounds terrifying at first but I sometimes watch those kinds of timelapses and feel like it would be a neat tool. 😅
But uh, yeah, hacking the Shell or whatever to just *not* give any feedback of a screenshot is the wrong way for them to go about it. 😜
@cassidy @elad Screen and window capture is useful if you want the entire app view, however some apps provide native canvas or viewport capture for timelapse purposes. For example:
@elad This may also be lightweight timelapse feature, for what we know. Plus, the animation *is* annoying and it *should* be possible to disable it. It's annoying, just as the shutter sound some phone came apps do.
@latenightowl @elad the flash is there to notify the user that something is taking a picture of their desktop; there is no other indication, otherwise, because it’s an instantaneous action. Unless you want a confirmation dialog, because that’s how you get a confirmation dialog.
In some countries, phones are legally mandated to have a shutter sound because of people taking pictures without consent; same thing applies here.
Con una participación bajísima (40,6% frente al 52,5% de la primera ronda) la segunda vuelta de las municipales y regionales en #Grecia da un toque de atención a Nueva Democracia, que pierde las alcaldías de Atenas y Salónica y el gobierno regional de Tesalia, región víctima de las terribles inundaciones de septiembre
A friend (@vista_df] told a story of when someone stole a huge amount of copper in Hungary, and man, these photos are brutal.
In the end 150kg of copper cable was stolen, at current-ish rates that is just 200USD, but it cost the provider on the other side 250k+ USD to repair the section of cable.
Távközlés-biztonság Kábellopás Kispesten február 25., hétfő hajnal Mészáros Árpád biztonsági főmunkatárs távközlési szakértő február 24. hétfő, hajnali 2 óra Mit tett ekkor néhány ébren lévő
People over here (Poland) seem to be doing this to train tracks and/or power lines sometimes, leading to huge delays and disruptions in transit schedules.
An outline of the different IP settings a ModemManager bearer object may expose, and the expected actions the host would require to perform to set up the IP addressing in the modem.
Yesterday our #GSoC Organisation Administrator Edward presented the work of our contributors hrxi on @dino and ISD on #Moxxy (@PapaTutuWawa) at the Google #Mentor #Summit 2023!
I simply could not find a decent Malay-English dictionary online, so I caved in and got an Indonesian one instead. I really like it so far, and the business model seems very fair. If you have recommendations, please do let me know? bravolol.com/dictionary-transl…
Storm Dragon pushed changes to the master branch of the I38 project Fixed a bug with restarting remind on i3 restart. Fixed a bug with battery_alert not being loaded.
Italo Calvino was born today (10/15) in 1923. A good day to read some of his stuff then later name drop in your own writing! "The heavily illustrated Magical Rites from the Crystal Well was my favorite even if the numerous guided meditations did make it seem as if Italo Calvino was your Dungeon Master." #quotes #writing
The trilogy of our ancestors and particularly the baron in the trees was hugely influential for me when I read them in my late teens. I really like his work still.
Hey, remember that you can join #WritingTreat during #NaNoWriMo this year again. That's when we really kicked it off last year. Oh and, ofc the rest of the month for NaNo-prep. No one is required to follow NanoWrimo "rules or goals"
We're a twice-weekly writing group, with few option for video or voice chat. We're ND friendly, and try to focus once or twice during a two hours slot. 😅 We are actively working to be an anti-racist space, and filled with queer and trans people.
There will be space for additional sessions during the month, but that requires more people to host. And even if you only want to offer to host once session during the whole month, that could really help the community!
Feel free to ask me or @ljwrites for an invite to the matrix chat room as well!
And wiki info is here (we try to keep this updated) wiki.writeout.ink/writingtreat… You can Check out our other hosts from under the hashtag too.
Using Firefox Nightly and love HTTPS? Our great student worker Malte landed bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.… yesterday! If you set the pref `dom.security.https_first_schemeless` to `true`, then all URLs typed into the address bar without a URL scheme will first try HTTPS (with a fallback to HTTP). Typing HTTP explicitly (e.g., for a local router that does not have a certificate) is still going to work. Your feedback is highly appreciated, while we are working towards enabling it by default.
@Bubu right, the difference is exactly as you described. Only mode has the drawback that it might break websites with specific cross-site expected behavior. The benefit of this (weaker) protection is that we can mainstream it with ideally zero repercussions for the average end user. TLDR: we’re slicing HTTPS Only Mode into smaller chunks in order to balance usability and security improvements.
@Bubu Glad it's working for you! We have some relatively bad breakages in sites that we can't easily unbreak. Not sure if we ever get to the full "HTTPS Only" experience, but I think we might be able to do it with a fallback to HTTP (which I'm sure a lot of current HTTPS-Only users are not going to appreciate :))
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Having a lot of fun with Forza Motorsport right now and that once again made me realize that there are people out there who actually care. I'm pretty sure none of this was actually necessary to do, but whether it was PR or employees that actually care or both, the fact is that even while it's not perfect, this is a huge, huge step in blind gaming. This is incredibly fun, even if it's ridiculously difficult and has a very steep learning curve. I'm not actually sure when I felt like this for the last time. I've played the last of us but somehow I feel like this is even bigger. I imagine that implementing blind accessibility into the last of us was less work than getting a fast paced racing game playable, but I'm also sure that one might not have happened without the other. And I'm pretty sure that this wasn't some kind of business incentive either. I can't imagine that adding blind assist features to Forza would be the thing that made or broke the games sales, and I can't imagine that outside of a pretty niche player base, anyone would care if Forza did have these features or not. But it does. And I'm very grateful for it. This is actually incredible. Very, very difficult and hard, but incredible. I wouldn't fault anybody for getting frustrated and giving up - hell I got frustrated too. But then I close the game, step away for a few hours, and find myself opening it again and trying again. The amount of settings you can tweak to get the most out of the accessibility features that are there is actually quite surprising and by all the gods I want this trend to continue. I can even play fucking multiplayer with other people! Sighted friends if I wanted! How friggin' cool is that shit? So yeah. Are there things that could be improved? Of course. When isn't there? There's always room for improvement. But considering where we came from, basically a game where you held and released one button with the previous Forza, to this? This is amazing. I can only imagine what they could do if this accessibility mindset continued. And I really hope it does. And not just for racing games. For all games. Sorry now I'm seriously just rambling.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
I'm looking to spend upwards of $500 on a wheel potentially just for this game. It would make things so much better on my end because I feel like I'm missing out on a lot of feedback just because the controller doesn't provide very much. If Microsoft took more risks, I wouldn't have to spend as much as I'm willing because they'd have a force feedback controller like Playstation does.
Accessibility of the new Forza for blind players, positive
Re last boost which you can read by looking at the thread: I can basically echo all of what Talon said. Sure, part of it for me is probably because I spent a lot of my childhood crashing my way through tracks in games like NFS Porsche Unleashed and watching Top Gear and other car shows, but this game, even if you’re not into the genre, is another huge step forward. I think it says a lot that even though I found starting out to be pretty hard and I wouldn’t consider myself great at the game yet, I find I keep coming back for more. A lot of it, of course, is the accessibility. And of course there are things which could be improved like the onboarding experience or having access to more information like your speed or position during a race without having to pause the game but holy shit I can actually drive these cars and take turns like a sighted person and I love it! And that’s the other thing, the cars. There’s so many of them and having played the game you can really feel how they’re different - like sure, a classic muscle car might sound much more badass than something smaller with a 4-cillinder engine but good lord they steer so much worse. But, if you find a car you like but want to improve it you can start to tune it and this is also where the game gets really fun, because you get very detailed descriptions on what each part does and you can also have the upgrades done automatically if you don’t want to go through all of them. And these tunes can have a dramatic effect on how the car feels and sounds. And that nicely leads me to the other thing that keeps me playing, the sound design is just amazing. Hearing my engine get a more aggressive growl after upgrading the exhaust, combined with hearing the pops of backfire echoing off the tracks is something else. Also, the sense of speed you hear from the whistling of a turbo, the wine of an upgraded race transmission, the rumble of the tires and the whooshes of passing scenery, it is all just sooooo satisfying and not a feeling I got from any other audio racing game. It’s just this fact that I get to experience these feelings properly like anyone else playing this game, that’s the amazing part. What the accessibility team at Turn 10 did, with help of @superblindman’s consulting, it’s awesome. This year for #GameAccessibility has been absolutely huge and I love it!
Accessibility of the new Forza for blind players, positive
@pitermach @superblindman Very much this. But also the fact that with the accessibility tools you can feel so much more than just speed. You can literally feel how the car responds. If it breaks out. And just how different they handle at slow and fast speeds. This is actually incredible. The absolutely incredible sound, haptics and accessibility make this feel so much better than anything I’ve played in a very, very , very long time. It is pretty much almost exactly what I thought it would be. Again obviously I have suggestions for the next one but those are mostly just improvements on what’s there. This system already works so well. I am very happy with this.
Accessibility of the new Forza for blind players, positive
@pitermach @superblindman And I think one of the best things is that you can say no, give me the bleeps and bloops but stop holding my hand. I got this. And the games like sure thing you got it boss. It doesn’t lock you into something. It feels really empowering and almost like the game respects you in a way. You don’t need to necessarily have an easier or simple experience. That moment you turn down, or even off, steering assist but everything else keeps working is something else. It’s a small thing but it’s so important!
Accessibility of the new Forza for blind players, positive
@pitermach @superblindman Oh and I almost forgot. When you choose your character and the driving outfit you get friggin descriptions of them! I fully expected that part to be inaccessible and it wouldn’t even have bothered me if it was. But it wasn’t. And my first thought was how even the small details were thought of. So cool!
Accessibility of the new Forza for blind players, positive
@superblindman Oh yeah, that’s actually a very good point! For me another moment like that was when I went through the performance menu for the first time and was getting the tutorials, and while the narration was pointing things out in a more visual way we also got tutorials specific to narration, telling you how the list is laid out, the fact the the narration will automatically read all stats when you change parts and so on. That technically didn’t need to be there, but that’s another example of attention to detail
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Firstly thank you. Secondly, I promise you, these people care. Here's a little inside baseball for you. We had, and still have, multiple people working on narration, and when they get a screen done, one single screen, like the popup you get when you autoupgrade forr instance, they ask me to approve it. What it narrates, the order in which it narrates it, all of that. That's just one example, but it's a promise that this is a team that wants to get it right. This isn't about business insentives, it is about fulfilling their promise to make the most accessible Forza game ever. Heck, that's why they brought in the big guns. *pats self on back*
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman seriously, thanks to you and the team for this. This is incredible. And you're right. Just by how the game feels to play with accessibility settings on you can tell that the people working on that actually cared. The beginning was quite rough as you pretty much said it would be, but it's already getting a lot easier and it is so incredibly rewarding being able to turn off assist features one by one. Hell for most of my playtime I'm stuck in free play mode exploring different tracks and cars. I haven't even gotten to all the career stuff yet! I'm just having too much fun even just by myself. And again I think the thing that seems so small but is ultimately what really does it is that you don't have to make any gameplay compromises to get there.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
That's how I work. I bring accessibility, not easy mode. If a game is difficult, then it should be difficult. That said, we did want onboarding to be more than it is. My hope is that we get to do that going forward so we can bring in even more new players, but if so that's a future goal, not a next couple patches kind of goal. :)
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman definitely. And I mean I could think of some other features that I'd very much like to have. Speedometer for example, or some audio cues you can trigger that show you your cars orientation vs. the road, maybe a noise that tells you when you're spinning out or your car loses control, you know, small things like that. But all of the things I'd probably want to have added would fit on top of the system that's there already. There's nothing that actually feels broken to me or out of place. So if we get more incremental improvements for the next Forza releases like we have then I'm beyond excited already and this one barely came out!
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Hahaha, next Forza releases he says. :) You know, I am staying on with the FOrza team. This Forza release is intended to be supported for quite a while. I don't think you'll be waiting as long as you expect. Stoll, to answer a couple of these, you do have the wrong way queue to let you know you're facing the wrong direction, and I have to say it's pretty easy to tell when you spin out since it causes steering guide to go categorically insane for a few seconds. It's not a bug when you spin out, because your orientation keeps changing. Haha.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman actually, I think the thing that right now annoys me the most is that some of the screen reader announcements and the turn announcements seem to cue up, which means that if I'm going really fast and reach a turn before the screen reader is done telling me my lap time, it just straight up won't tell me what the turn is coming up. Also when you enter into a race and you're mid-turn, you have no idea what's up until you're out of it. But I assume you're already aware of those two haha
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Yeah, so the queueing up is intentional. There's a very complex queueing and prioritization system connected to that. It is a way of ensuring you get all information you want without anything stepping on anything else. I understand the issue it creates especially on subsequent laps, but I still feel the system is justified overall, as just like the sighted, the hope is that you would begin to learn the track anyway, and would thus already be aware of the upcoming turn as you finished a lap. The issue with turns not being called out at the start of races, though, that's something I do intend to find a solution for. Not a fan of that one. Haha.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman I figured there was a priority system there. Sure you should learn the track but sighted people will have a reminder of the track visually as they drive it. So having a choice of giving the turns priority feels fair to me. But it’s a nitpick really.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Yeah, the idea of allowing for some user control over the priority system has been brought up. I'm not sure how possible it'll be, but I'll look into it.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman But it does prioritize turn announcements. No not interrupting messages, but most (including me) wouldn't want that. It will anounce a turn before any other message though after that one is complete, because it came in before look-ahead saw the turn. Things are happening so fast, you've got to have some sort of compromise and I think you have done an excellent job with this part, Brandon.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@superblindman like you can individually enable and disable these things. At no point does it say hey, you probably can't do this, so we'll just lock these assist features on if you use this other one. We can choose what we want. It doesn't even question you about it.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Yeah, the team and I talked a ton about this. Full customizability was always a key for us. Even in multiplayer. I have said before that we don't feel the system is optimized for multiplayer, because we need to do some work on traffic awareness, and I still think that, but we sure as heck don't lock you out of MP if you want to play it. We tell you to jump in, and enjoy if you want to give yourself that challenge. And even I am defying my own expectations, having placed 9th in an MP race against random sighted people. I mean it's not podium, but I think it's pretty freakin sick. Haha.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
I am still crashing my car all over the place! Keep getting 24th place in career mode, don't feel confident enough to go online until I can at least get 3rd. It is super fun but I feel like I need to watch a frigging guide on steering or something.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@objectinspace I think I'm getting the hang of it slowly so I can probably do some videos about it. But probably one of the key bits of advice is that for the most part, you want to do very small and gradual inputs when it comes to turning. It's very easy to spin out because your engine is fully hard panned to the right and you think oh, if it's all the way on the right, I must fully slam the stick to the right. That's not actually how it works, and at faster speeds this will pretty much always lead to you running into something. The same goes for breaking and stepping on the gas. The idea is to have steady but smooth inputs rather than many hard ones.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
Yes this is my problem. I sort of know that in my mind, but when my slight movements are not sufficient to complete the turn, I find myself reverting to more drastic actions because I expect that to work, and it totally doesn't. If I do slow down and coast into a gentle turn but I am still panned hard left/right, how should I make the turn wider? Tap on the break and try another light turn?
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@objectinspace basically, just slightly push the stick in further. Vary how far you push the stick to the side with the turn. If it starts going towards the center, come off the stick a little bit, but for as long as the turn is actually going, ideally you'd be on the stick the entire time a little bit. Or at least that's what works well for me.
Incoherent game accessibility ramblings, mostly about Forza
@Blobsta It’s not easy. I’ve been playing most of yesterday and pretty much all of today and I’m only now slowly getting the hang of it. But it is so so much fun. And of course it varies a lot by car.
When I try to repurchase the DLC, which I shouldn't need to do because I have premium, it tells me I already own this DLC. This happens both through XBox and Steam. This is stupid.
Did their whole DLC troubleshooting stuff, reinstalled, nothing. So opened a ticket. Don't buy Forza on Steam if you're alreadyp laying on XBox. It'll probably mess up your stuff.
It is literally linked to the same XBox account. How the fuck can this go wrong? This is actually quite annoying. I can't continue because the cars I was using are now locked. Fantastic.
OK so somehow the problem partially fixed itself but is also even more broken. Now I have duplicate cars. A lot of them. And some other cars still don't work. Confusing.
149th episode of the Blind Android Users podcast has landed on your favorite podcatcher of choice. This episode features Samsung OneUI (Connected devices) and unboxing of Pixel 8 Pro accessibleandroid.com/podcast #Android #accessibility #podcast
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