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AI is both impressive and ridiculous. I have a little command line Python script that does some basic text reformatting stuff for me. I wanted a version that I could use on my phone. I gave Gemini the script, and asked it to make "a version of this program with the same functionality that I can use on my iphone, but with a textbox and some buttons instead of command line options." I expected it to rewrite this extremely simple Python file into JavaScript or something and give me an HTML file. Or if it wanted to do things the hard way, maybe swift. Nope! It installed uvicorn and requests and fastapi and a bunch of stuff and then rewrote the python script so it could import the existing functionality into the web app it just built. To be fair, it worked perfectly the first time, either on the command line or as a web server. But the original script was about 100 lines of Python! Rewriting it in JavaScript would've been much faster. And not required a reverse proxy and a bunch of deployment work. I guess it took "the same functionality" way too literally and decided the best way to achieve that would be to run the exact same code. When we talk about the impact of #AI, nobody seems to be talking about the impact caused by running AI generated code for years to come. If I didn't know better, and was just an AI vibe coder, I'd now be running an entire docker and reverse proxy setup for something that could be done in the browser with a hundred or so lines of JavaScript. That's honestly a tiny impact individually, but over the course of hundreds and thousands of people and companies, it's going to add up.
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That's why #AI is a tool or rather a set of tools you need to learn to wield. And that's why, fortunately or not, vibe coding per se will go away. If you steer it correctly, if you follow what it's doing, it will fulfill your expectations most of the time.
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Just saw a german YouTube short in which a music snipped was playing, and thhe singing was literally removed by Googles weird multilingual AI trannslation shit, and replaced by a bad english AI voice. We're all lost.

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Did you know Joplin supports ABC notation?🎵

Turn your notes into sheet music directly inside your notebook.

📺 Watch now 👉 youtu.be/4AMdwydbFjQ

Feature : ABC Notation

Turn your notes into music with ABC notation in Joplin 🎼In this video, we explore how Joplin supports ABC notation, allowing you to write music directly ins...
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Apparently, an NVDA addon for the Atari STSpeech synthesizer now exists. For anyone interested, it can be found here: dectalk.nu/Software%20and%20Ma…

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Well, today is the day. I'm finally "sorta happy enough to pull the trigger" on publishing the book I've been working on for a very long time. It's a technical history book: by a techie, for techies (although I think that between all the code samples, there is plenty of meat for "tech-adjacent" and "tech-interested" people). It tells the story of the Lisp programming language, invented by a genius called John McCarthy in 1958 and today still going strong (to the extent that many people see it as the most powerful programming language in existence).

And this is a time for shameless self promotion, even if you don't plan on buying the book, please repost :-). Self-publishing is self-marketing, so there we go.

If you do buy and read it, please let me know how you liked it!

The book landing page, berksoft.ca/gol, has links to all outlets where you can buy the book,

The Genius Of Lisp

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@rjray yes, the insight is that I apparently fatfingered the update. I'm working with Pendora support, they are super helpful, but they also are in India, so first I had to wait out the weekend (teaches me to do updates on Saturday morning) and now it's a back-and-forth with 10.5 hours time difference...

I'm going to mail out everybody an updated PDF later today, it's easier 🙂

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I’m proud to present the third add-on in my four-part NVDA add-on series.
HTML Element Inspector for NVDA is a powerful accessibility debugging tool that reveals detailed information about the current element in Browse Mode. It reports roles, states, attributes, ARIA properties, links, form details, and structural context in a clean, readable format. Designed for accessibility engineers, power users, and testers, it makes inspecting web elements faster, clearer, and more precise directly inside NVDA. Use NVDA+SHIFT+F1.
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GitHub - amirsol81/html-Element-Inspector: HTML Element Inspector for NVDA is a debugging tool for accessibility developers. It reports the current element’s role, states, attributes, and inferred properties in Browse Mode, helping verify ARIA exposure an

HTML Element Inspector for NVDA is a debugging tool for accessibility developers. It reports the current element’s role, states, attributes, and inferred properties in Browse Mode, helping verify A...
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#movuary 24 Too Many Wires
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FFS. The GitHub issue list is also just awful now. Half the time, you try to focus or open an issue and it throws focus to or opens some other issue. And don't even try opening issues in a new tab. GitHub honestly just sucks lately and I hate it. I feel like they're just gradually making accessibility shittier and shittier.

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I've started looking into the issue reported by @dhamlinmusic in dragonscave.space/@dhamlinmusi…

If you use Pachli with #accessibility services like #Talkback enabled, what would be the most useful thing to read out when reading a post with a quote?

A few options I'm considering, but could well be wrong.

1/2

D.Hamlin.Music (@dhamlinmusic@dragonscave.space)

@pachli@mastodon.social @pixelate@tweesecake.social So quoted posts are appearing as what talkback reads as "detected image post content" below the post by the person quoting them, but have no indication they are a quote, they just show up like a pos…
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1. Read out the post's content first, then read out something like "They quoted a post from X at Y". You would have to open the quoted post for its content.

2. Like 1, but read out the quoted post's content too.

3. Read out the quoted post's content first, then read out the content of the post that quoted it.

4. Something else?

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I self-host a lot of stuff. Nearly everything that I use. FOSS and self-hosting is a massive part of my computing experience.

I love reading about people enjoying / exploring self-hosting stuff.

I struggle when people advocate "just self-host it", without giving due consideration to the costs, risks, security considerations, and so on.

I know that I've posted this a few times now, but this discussion seems to pop up quite a lot. So:

neilzone.co.uk/2022/07/self-ho…

#SelfHosting #FOSS #blog

'Self-host it' is not the answer

I’m going out on a limb a bit here. I love self-hosting my own systems.
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#foss #blog #selfhosting
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I’m proud to present the second add-on in my four-part NVDA add-on series.
Links Management is an opt-in NVDA add-on that improves Browse Mode navigation when Screen Layout is turned off. When enabled, each link behaves as a separate line for Up and Down arrow navigation. Trailing punctuation is intelligently attached to the link line to prevent blank or punctuation-only lines. Inspired by JAWS, this add-on focuses on clarity, predictability, and navigation control.
A dedicated settings panel is available at NVDA menu → Preferences → Settings → Links management.
github.com/amirsol81/links-man…
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GitHub - amirsol81/links-management: Links Management for NVDA is an opt-in add-on that improves Browse Mode navigation when Screen Layout is off. It forces each link to behave as a separate line for Up/ Down arrow movement, while intelligently attaching

Links Management for NVDA is an opt-in add-on that improves Browse Mode navigation when Screen Layout is off. It forces each link to behave as a separate line for Up/ Down arrow movement, while int...
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New blog post 😊

If you replace all the innerHTML with setHTML, you will be free from XSS and other injection attacks. Goodbye innerHTML, Hello setHTML

hacks.mozilla.org/2026/02/good…

(Kudos to our folks for specifying, building and shipping!)

Goodbye innerHTML, Hello setHTML: Stronger XSS Protection in Firefox 148 – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

Cross-site scripting (XSS) remains one of the most prevalent vulnerabilities on the web. The new standardized Sanitizer API provides a straightforward way for web developers to sanitize untrusted HTML before inserting it into the DOM.
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So thhat post I wanted to make about my experience with Graphene OS a month ago? Yeah it exists now.
jonathan859.mataroa.blog/blog/…

Please give me feedback because I'm really not convinced in its quality/usefulness.

Graphene OS - My experience as a visually impaired newbie — Jonathan's Blog

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@Jonathan Nice article. I had very similar experience a few months ago. My only difference is that I'm running this on Pixel 9A.

In order to give some more tips on what to explore next I'd say add @Izzy repo to your f-droid install from apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/

Then some nice and accessible #opensource apps are:
@AntennaPod
#auroraStore as a google play alternative,
#catima - a privacy respecting app for lojalty cards,
@DAVx⁵ 🔄 - contacts / calendar sync from your own server if you wish to slowly stop using google for that,
#fairEmail - nice very accessible email client,
#makeacopy - for scanning paper documents,
#newpipe - for playing youtube / bandcamp / soundcloud content,
#openKeichain - for signing / encrypting your emails with fairEmail,
#rsaf - for connecting to various cloud storage services including your own smb / ftp / webdav servers,
sms import export,
Speak that! if the talkback notification presentation is not enough,
walkers guide - nice navigation app
Ytdlnis - an yt-dlp frontent.

Perhaps there are more but I have browsed my apps list and recommended what I think is essential.

#fairemail #opensource #newpipe #catima #aurorastore #makeacopy #openKeichain #rsaf @AntennaPod @Izzy @DAVx⁵ 🔄 @Jonathan

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@pvagner @AntennaPod @davx5app we also have some nice client apps for F-Droid repos, which include download stats and show you which apps are (re)built reproducibly by our builders, see the screenshots at izzyondroid.org/ (and head over to izzyondroid.org/quickstart/ for details on them) And if you want to check our download stats with your browser first, head over here: dlstats.izzyondroid.org/ :awesome:

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@pvagner Yup, I knew a few of them but not all. A great list for sure. Please correct me if this has already been done, but I was thinking about making an english awesome android accessibility list about good and accessible android apps, similar how @radiorobbe has done it in german, great resource btw. No idea if that already exists, but it seems much more logical to me than having to dig through random accessible android articles which, imo aren't very logical sorted, and neither is the site very responsive at this point.
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@pvagner Thanks, but that's far too much of an honour. 🙂 I only manage a small German-language Telegram group with around 20 members, and the app list on GitHub and an associated website at droidblind.de. There's also a German mailing list hosted at BLINDzeln project, but I'm just an ordinary member there.
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Heyah. What #VideoEditing software are #Blind #ScreenReader users using in 2026? Would appreciate any input. Thanks. #BlindMasto #BlindMastodon #BlindFedi
#blind #screenreader #videoediting #blindmasto #blindmastodon #BlindFedi

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@kaveinthran Reaper. It's the only thing that seems relatively foolproof.
There's another program called Lossless Cut, but because its aim is primarily to losslessly edit files, it can be hard to make seamless edits to videos without making the video drift out of sync--which is not something we can easily verify.
Reaper imports video files, and as long as your edits are removing parts of that video track, the video will match the audio. You can completely replace the audio track by turning the video track's volume down to nothing. (I don't know if muting also works; it might. Not something I could be bothered testing.)
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#TIL London Underground Map was inspired by an electrical circuit.
#London, Design Museum.
#til #london

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I’m excited to announce the first public release of Terminal Access for NVDA: an add-on focused on improving the NVDA experience when working in terminal/console applications. Inspired by TDSR and Speakup, there's quite a bit of functionality here. I welcome contributions. Issues and PRs welcome. Lots of testing needed.

Open issues on the Github repo at: github.com/PratikP1/Terminal-A…

Get it here: github.com/PratikP1/Terminal-A…

#accessibility #NVDASR

GitHub - PratikP1/Terminal-Access-for-NVDA: This NVDA add-on enables functionality similar to TDSR in NVDA.

This NVDA add-on enables functionality similar to TDSR in NVDA. - PratikP1/Terminal-Access-for-NVDA
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@cary5871 Now it says blank when I use ssh profile, but it's a great idea, so hopefully that will get smoothed out. I don't have any other issues with it. Here's some debug showing what happens. === NVDA Debug Log Capture ===
Start: 2026-02-23 10:54:04
End: 2026-02-23 10:54:07

[nvda.log]
IO - speech.speech.speak (10:54:04.853) - MainThread (28368):
Speaking ['Debug logging enabled; capture started']
IO - inputCore.InputManager.executeGesture (10:54:05.429) - winInputHook (26196):
Input: kb(desktop):enter
IO - speech.speech.speak (10:54:05.431) - MainThread (28368):
Speaking ['blank']
IO - speech.speech.speak (10:54:05.513) - MainThread (28368):
Speaking ['root@serrebiradio:~# ']
IO - inputCore.InputManager.executeGesture (10:54:06.501) - winInputHook (26196):
Input: kb(desktop):enter
IO - speech.speech.speak (10:54:06.503) - MainThread (28368):
Speaking ['blank']
IO - speech.speech.speak (10:54:06.607) - MainThread (28368):
Speaking ['root@serrebiradio:~# ']
IO - inputCore.InputManager.executeGesture (10:54:07.069) - winInputHook (26196):
Input: kb(desktop):shift+NVDA+d

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@cary5871 @serrebi If you can provide more details, I'll try to get it fixed. Please file a report with info like what os, what version of NVDA, which terminal, what you're doing, what you expect to happen, and what's actually happening. As I said in my announcement, I'll try to get it fixed.
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@lerven Hi, I built a lot of NVDA’s modern terminal and console support. I’m curious, do you use NVDA yourself and have you switched to it recently? Your add-on implements a lot of things (flat review, formatted text, indentation) that NVDA already supports, though admittedly the NVDA-idiomatic way isn’t the most intuitive to figure out. CC @NVAccess
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@bill I've done it this way because of profiles. I realize that there's cross-over. I hope that the profiles I've built look at what runs inside the terminal and apply settings. I don't think NVDA's profiles work that way. If there's a better way, I'm happy to remove the extra settings. @lerven @NVAccess
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@lerven @NVAccess Yeah… the lag (especially in heavy text update scenarios) is a really hard problem to solve. It’s also at least partially a XAML bug github.com/microsoft/terminal/…

WT UI Automation memory leak · Issue #19710 · microsoft/terminal

Windows Terminal version 1.23.13503.0 (but issue was reported to be happening on earlier versions) Windows build number 10.0.26543.0 (but issue was reported to be happening on earlier versions) Oth...
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#movuary 20 Party on the moon
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#movuary 21 The Frantic Robot
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#movuary 22 Surfing on Neptune
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#movuary 23 A Run at Midnight
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Today, a friend asked me how to record a podcast (from a closed platform), so I found a simple app called Reco that does exactly what he needs.
I really like the ecosystem of simple, easy-to-use apps that is growing around #GNOME and #Flathub.

In case you ever need it: 👇

flathub.org/apps/com.github.ry…

#desktop #linux

Install Reco on Linux | Flathub

Focus on recording
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#linux #gnome #flathub #desktop
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@Tutanota I just recently tried the Tuta app on the web, Mac, and iPhone again, and am very pleased with the accessibility of the app nowadays. When I first tried it, several years back, it was quite not usable for me as a blind user. I'm happy to say that this has changed dramatically for the better. There are still some issues of course, but this is nowhere near as unusable as it was when I last tested it. Cudos to the team!
@Tuta

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Dear !Friendica Support

I have just patched my friendica instance to exclude replies when returning home timeline to mastodon API clients and after looking at the time line in #tuba and @Tusky I am wondering why the default is to include replies?

Are there some references to older discussions on this topic?

It's just simple value change and mastodon, pleroma, gotosocial are excluding replies. Even status net / GNU social was doing it at the time.

#tuba @Tusky !Friendica Support

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I've just spent far too long writing the beginnings of a ridiculous music game for web browsers. You use either a MIDI keyboard or the computer keyboard (a s d f g h j k). The game plays a bar of random notes and you have to play it back, correct notes and correct timing. As you level up, the patterns get more rhythmically complicated. If you make 5 mistakes, game over; you have to start again. Still probably a lot more to do to make this more interesting, but I'm curious as to whether anyone finds this remotely worthwhile.
One challenge right now is how to calibrate if you don't have absolute pitch. I feel like I might need to add some sort of screen where it plays you a few notes until you find the right ones or something. For now, note that it's in A minor, A3 to A4.
files.jantrid.net/simus/

Simus

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Playing with my Move and I'm missing something obvious. I've watched Andre's intro video but there's a bit of a gap between what he's doing and what I am.

I'm doing a kind of boring looping thing just to get familiar. I have a simple bass loop I want to play throughout the entire track. There's also a drony synth riff I want to loop, but it starts 4 bars in. And I want to lay all these down in maybe something like a 32-bar arrangement so the bass, synth lead, and drum loop are all playing by bar 12 or so when a vocal lead is added--basically a gradual stack, and then the drums/synth/bass are unstacked at the end so the song starts/ends with the solo bass, if that makes sense.

How do I do this? My initial thought was note mode and just lay everything out on one timeline, but it isn't clear to me how to start track 2 bass looping at 1, track 4 synth looping at bar 5, etc. I tried to start playing my synth loop at bar 5 by using the arrows to start at 5 but that just seemed to loop *everything, as if what I did was start at bar 1 even though the thing clearly said "bar 5" and that's where I hit record.

Maybe what I should be doing is structuring these as clips, and I've sort of done that. I now have my bass and synth parts mapped to the second and fourth leftmost pads, but it's not clear to me how to actually structure those into a song so the first clip plays for 4 bars and keeps looping, then the synth clip starts on cue. I thought maybe I'm supposed to record in session mode and trigger clips, but that doesn't seem possible.

Reading the manual, it's a great overview of each slice of functionality but nothing seems to tie everything together. What am I missing? Andre builds everything as a single loop, and that's a great intro but I'm aiming for something that feels just a bit more complex and for me there's an understanding gap.

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Huge thanks to @maximiliano and @TheEvilSkeleton for reviewing & merging this very long-awaited UX improvement in GNOME Calendar's infinitely scrolling month view: the previous/next buttons (and corresponding keyboard shortcuts) now properly clamp to the beginning of months when switching months! :blobmiou:

See the "before" vs "after" demonstration videos in the merge request: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-c…

#GNOMECalendar #GNOME #UX #productivity #calendaring #planning #OpenSource #FLOSS

Jump to the first day when going to the next/previous month (!369) · Merge requests · GNOME / gnome-calendar · GitLab

See commit messages for details. Fixes
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Let's try again with the LWT 1996 ident because I fucked it up last time. #NVDAComposer
NVDA_COMPOSER_CLIP v2
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Inspired by the chord sounds that seem like I automated them but I didn't. Just playing harder or softer opens up the filters. Quite fun really. A short, simple idea using sounds from Roland Cloud Zenology.

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#movuary 08 The Cheap Producer. My #mac has been kind of a pain in the ass when it comes to using the screen reader, but my phone pulled through for me. Enjoy.
#mac #movuary

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Apparently, there was an obscure Windows port of the Macintalk speech system called WinTalker. I was able to successfully build it and run it.

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Of course, you know I just had to do this one. Anyone who has watched ITV in the last 20 years or so will surely recognise this.
#NVDAComposer
NVDA_COMPOSER_CLIP v2
# title: ITV1 2006 ident
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#movuary 07 Yay, I caught up! This one is called Arros con Leche.
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#movuary 12 This is called Flying Through the Highway. I suck at titling things. lol. Enjoy
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It's the Nokia tune, but not just any old Nokia tune.
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NVDA_COMPOSER_CLIP v2
# title: Nokia House Down
# tempo: 130
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#movuary 14 Strawberry Heart Cake. Enjoy. I sure did. And yes, before you ask, this was inspired by Crumbl. 😊
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#movuary 16 Unleash the Beast! Watch your ears. There's no propper amp sims on here, so I did the best I could with Redux. Kinda not a fan of this one, to be honest.
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Yeah. You can record until stopped, then step through your scenes in real time to capture a full performance with all the synths. It's not as nice as just exporting, but it works. The last #Movuary I did today, I just recorded Move's output from USB-C into Reaper. You'll want to make sure the screen reader and metronome are off if you do that.
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Couple months ago I asked about #SDR radio stuff for the blind. I tried couple of very interesting thingsbut not very accessible / friendly so... As AI / vibe coding / crap is all the fassion these days I hacked something for Windows with Claude. Code sucks but I learned a lot about radio, modulation, DC offsets and lots more. You can find it here, very alfa stage and broken. github.com/ragb/accessdr Installer might or might not work, who dknows. Docs are AI shitchat.

GitHub - ragb/accessdr: Accessible SDR radio application for blind and visually impaired users

Accessible SDR radio application for blind and visually impaired users - ragb/accessdr
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