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@techsinger @ZBennoui id been trying for years to get sites i worked on to care about schema / apis / walkable data structures for people and stuff
no one ever bit but literally the worst people will be like "oh no we are rate limiting claude, this is horribly unfair"
this to me feels like the discussions I saw against the diabetes medication that turned out to help people lose weight.
Edit: I feel the conflict as well, I love this tech for some reasons and dislike it for others. It is heartbreaking that it is finally helping those who we as developers and other humans should have never left behind.
Just saw this in someone's email signature:
"Due to recent budget cuts and the rising cost of electricity, gas and oil, as well as current market conditions, the Light at the End of the Tunnel has been turned off."
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A web page that tells you what your browser gave away the moment you arrived. No login, no form, no permission. Most pages do this. None of them tell you.Since You Arrived
You might be surprised just what information a website knows about you. This can include your browser, other websites you are logged in to and even your IP address.Privacy.net
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@fubsepude Right, that is no problem with me. Just thought I'd point this out. Maybe the best path forwards then is to mention this in the readme, given the open me first script doesn't quite seem to work as painlessly as you hoped it would? Just a thought.
Seems there would be no point keeping this in the repo if you have to pick between unblocking this or the app bundle itself.
Mac might be a bit on the annoying side with this, but at least it's not like that horrible crap of windows defender always removing things from your machine without your say so. I’ll take mac gatekeeper over this every single day.
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Just a repo for me to use for testing things. Contribute to fubsepude/Fubsepude development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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Just a repo for me to use for testing things. Contribute to fubsepude/Fubsepude development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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What do you do when apps like 'FanControl' or 'MSI Afterburner' are inaccessible?
Well if you're a really smart person and can program, you create an accessible version for yourself.
If you're not, and you're like me, you spend a lot of time with Codex (in my case) getting one built.
I've tested this on two machines and it worked very well and I'm pleased with how it came out. I have done as much rigorous testing as I can manage here, so I hope it will work for you, should you care to test it yourself.
Some blurb about it and also where to get it:
Sensor Readout is a Windows utility for reading hardware sensors and controlling supported fans with a keyboard-first, screen-reader-friendly interface.
It shows high-level categories on the left, readings grouped by device in a tree view on the right, and common commands in a standard menu bar.
What It Does
Permalink: What It Does
• Reads temperatures, fan RPM, storage health, storage capacity, and selected hardware counters.
• Shows a Performance category for CPU usage, memory usage, and storage read/write activity.
• Uses bundled LibreHardwareMonitor libraries for sensor access.
• Uses the PawnIO driver for low-level motherboard sensors and fan controls where hardware support is available.
• Lets you label fan headers with friendly names.
• Hides stopped or unpopulated motherboard fan headers by default.
• Applies manual fan percentages to one selected fan or to all visible fans.
• Returns one fan or all fans to automatic/default control.
• Saves TXT or HTML sensor reports.
• Supports configurable automatic refresh.
• Uses a per-computer configuration file, such as Desktop.json, Laptop.json, or Family-PC.json, so the same folder can be shared from Dropbox or a USB stick without machines overwriting each other's settings.
Github: github.com/OnjLouis/accessible…
Accessible Windows sensor readout and FanControl frontend for screen-reader users. - OnjLouis/accessible-sensor-readoutGitHub
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@jfayre What I don't want to do is to perpetuate the AI stereotype.
'Oh look another AI slop app, no thought, no care.'
Couldn't be further from the truth.
I want this to be the gold-standard of apps in it's class for blind people, and something that, even if it was AI-coded, people know there's ethics and thought behind it, with attribution given at every step.
That's not me saying you don't, by the way, not at all.
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v2.0.0
- Added: Audio category for sound devices and endpoints, grouped by device/interface with playback and recording entries, vendor/status details, and default format details such as channels, sample rate, and bit depth where Windows exposes them.
- Added: Display category for graphics adapters and monitors, including adapter memory, resolution, refresh rate, driver details, monitor vendor, product code, serial, and manufacture date where Windows exposes them.
- Added: USB details now include connected devices, hubs, controllers, connection speed, capable speed, requested power, drive letters, safe-to-unplug status, copyable detail fields, USB network adapter MAC/OUI details, and USB storage hardware ID/OUI details where Windows exposes them.
- Added: Saved TXT and HTML reports can be opened from `File` > `Open report...` or `Ctrl+O` as static snapshots in the normal Sensor Readout tree, so another user's report can be inspected without reading the raw file manually. Use `File` > `Return to live readings` or `Ctrl+R` to return to the current computer.
- Improved: Performance/Overview now gives CPU details beyond usage, including CPU model, vendor, cores, threads, clocks, socket, architecture, instruction sets such as SSE and AVX, and clearer virtualization labels where Windows exposes them.
- Improved: The Preferences manual section is now organized by tab, with shortcut keys and clearer explanations of what each pane controls.
- Added: `Help` > `Run diagnostics...`, `Alt+F1`, and `--diagnostics [path]` create a support ZIP containing TXT and HTML reports, a debug log, timing data, a diagnostic summary, and a short fan-control test that restores the previous fan state afterward. Diagnostic ZIP names include the computer name, and temporary staging files are removed after the ZIP is created.
... More in full changelog.
Shift+F1 in-app, or download directly: github.com/OnjLouis/accessible…
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Shift F1 if you please.
v2.1.0
- Added: Startup and Install adds an `Alt+I` Install to this PC command that can move a portable or Dropbox copy into the normal Windows programs folder for this user. It can also create a desktop shortcut, keep Windows startup pointing at the installed copy, close the old copy, and reopen Sensor Readout from the installed location.
- Added: `File` > `Open Reports folder` (`Ctrl+Shift+O`) and `File` > `Open Logs folder` (`Ctrl+Shift+L`) make saved reports and logs easier to find.
- Added: Enabled plug-ins can add related support pages to the Help menu, such as vendor utility pages for Dell, Asus, HP, OMEN, Victus, and Framework laptops.
- Improved: Automatic updates handle unusual Windows temporary-folder settings more reliably.
- Improved: Saved report file names include the computer name, making reports from several machines easier to sort.
- Improved: Desktop PCs with vague Windows model names now show clearer motherboard information when Windows provides it.
- Improved: Performance/Overview shows more Windows and firmware details, including Windows edition, version, build, architecture, install date with age, boot time, BIOS mode, Secure Boot, SMBIOS version, and embedded controller version when Windows provides them.
Download: github.com/OnjLouis/accessible…
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This major update brings massive improvements to the internal separation engine, introduces highly requested presets, and resolves critical bugs for third-party custom models. What's New The "Ulti...GitHub
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Thanks for putting this together. I would like a description of all the models, but I suppose web searching will do me good for the more popular ones. They are not categorized by type according to the manual, so I am trying, on a lark, one of the models for instrumental extraction, and hen using the CPU Windows version, I get:
Error: Model file Roformer Model: MelBand Roformer Kim | Inst V2 by Unwa not found in supported model files
Is this because I'm using a CPU?
I'm on Windows. I have the "BS-Roformer-SW.ckpt" file in the models folder, and after I select the input file and output folder, I press the "Start Separation" button. Here is the error I get in the log.
Error: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='raw.githubusercontent.com', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /TRvlvr/application_data/main/filelists/download_checks.json (Caused by NameResolutionError("HTTPSConnection(host='raw.githubusercontent.com', port=443): Failed to resolve 'raw.githubusercontent.com' ([Errno 11001] getaddrinfo failed)"))
In addition, an error dialog is displayed with no error text. NVDA just says "Error dialog. OK button."
Is this supposed to happen when there is no Internet connection? I am sometimes offline when wanting to do a separation. I'm running the CPU version of the program.
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Gianluca, @Leowyatt88 has made a very easy-to-use, accessible stem separation tool for windows.
One uses CPU, another uses GPU so simply download the version you need.
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I’d hashtag this for more people to find but I don’t know enough to know the right hashtags! Love a shared specific tool.
Im not any kind of musician to know, alas!
Oh, and, more complexity, “quiet” posts don’t get fished for the hashtag pool.
sorry I am not more specific with an answer
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Join Liam and Ather for the re-release of a classic audio game. now rewritten to work on modern systems, plus a ton of cool extras.Super Liam: https://l-work...Liam Erven (YouTube)
The automatic audio post production webservice.auphonic.com
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An alternative Discord client with voice support made with C++ and GTK 3 - uowuo/abaddonGitHub
A gong vibrates with far more complexity than the air around it reveals. Some of its deepest motions stay mostly in the metal itself. By placing contact microphones directly on the surface, I captured vibrations that conventional microphones usually miss...
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According to this issue comment: github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue… - "Unfortunately the Lambda project is discontinued and the website is offline".
The next comment on the issue offers:
"There is a new scientific editor both for math and chemistry developed by ONCE (the spanish blind association). It is free" with "
More info at:
cti.once.es/noticias/disponibl…
download it from:
cidat.once.es/repos/edico/Edic…
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The other option is MathCat, built in to 2026.1 (or an add-on for older versions)
Reported by peter on 2012-07-30 08:38 Hello, Attached is the application module for Lambda math editor (http://www.veia.it). The module actually works only with portable nvda because of http://www....nvaccessAuto (GitHub)
@ondrosik @NV Access Also there is Equalize editor that is a web app. It allows linear editing of math in various input modes including braille mode, qwerty mode, home row mode that allows entering braille on a computer keyboard. It works with screen readers to provide speech and braille, it can generate nemeth braille, mathml. For browsing mathml output screen reader support or mathjax in the browser can be used. As input it takes ascii math, latex, and mathml. It looks very robust.
The equalize editor is at lakepinesbraille.com/ee/
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I’ve said this before but I love helping #blind people via Be My Eyes.
Just helped someone find his lunchtime soup: pea, leek, and watercress if you’re interested ☺️
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You’re welcome. It’s such a nice thing to do.
it’s the variety of calls that I love.
One of my favourites was a guy who was getting ready for a date and wanted to know if he looked sharp 😍
Made on the web at onj.me/nc.
If you select all the text in this post, go to the site and press CTRL+Shift+V or use the toolbar, then press Enter to play, you should hear a thing.
Will render there, or with standard composer. Silly, short but fun.
#NVDAComposer
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Interesting nvda add-on from Tony Gebhard, Interactive NVDA screen reader training add-on — guided, hands-on lessons built into NVDA
Submitted for addon store review, you can check out the Github repo here,
github.com/tonygeb23/nvdaCoach…
Thrilled to share something I've been building: NVDA Coach is now available —
a free, interactive training add-on for the NVDA screen reader. 🎉
As an assistive technology instructor, I've worked with a lot of people who are
just starting out with screen readers. The hardest part isn't finding the right
resource — it's the gap between reading about a command and actually using it.
NVDA Coach closes that gap.
Instead of reading a manual, students practice real NVDA commands step by step,
inside NVDA itself, with spoken instructions and instant feedback.
📚 Version 1.0.0 includes 24 lessons across three chapters:
→ Getting Started — the 10 essential commands every beginner needs
→ Reading and Moving Through Text — character, word, line, and selection navigation
→ Browse Mode and Web Navigation — heading, link, form, and landmark navigation
What makes it different:
✅ Everything happens inside NVDA — no PDFs, no videos, no switching context
✅ Live practice forms for hands-on Tab and control navigation
✅ Practice text embedded directly in the lesson window for reading drills
✅ A practice web page auto-opens for browse mode lessons
✅ Completely free. No account. No internet required after install.
✅ Built for beginners, usable independently or with an instructor
If you work with people who are learning NVDA, or if you're learning yourself,
I'd love for you to try it and share it with anyone who might benefit.
This is a beta release with plenty of room for feedback, comments, and suggestions. Please feel free to flood my email inbox. :)
🔗 Learn more: tonygebhard.me/NVDACoach
📧 Questions or feedback: info@tonygebhard.me
#NVDA #ScreenReader #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #AT #BlindTech
#DigitalInclusion #AccessibilityTools #A11y #AssistiveTech
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