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fta: legacy content that is 3-10 years old
by x0x0 10y ago
fta:
legacy content that is 3-10 years old
- mulmen 10y agoThen I guess we are just left with a lack of funding.
- mirimir 10y agoBasically. Or at least, giving stuff away was cool, because it cost very little. But once it becomes expensive, why divert resources from paying students? Some wider implications are very alarming. Consider all of the video content that libraries hold. If it's not ADA-compliant, having it available to the general public is arguably discriminatory.
- x0x0 10y agoClose captions for video are widely available. Try harder.
- unprepare 10y agouhh, we are commenting on a post about a school who had to pull all of their videos because they were sued that the closed captioning was not accurate enough. try harder? did you forget an /s?
- mirimir 10y agoWidely available for what video? For popular stuff, sure. For torrented movies, it's often crowd sourced, and often almost inscrutable. If you mean software for transcribing audio, that was judged not good enough.