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I'm not sure if it's deliberate or not, but it seems like a subtle way of reducing the stigma of standing out when needing accessible accommodations to work eff

I'm not sure if it's deliberate or not, but it seems like a subtle way of reducing the stigma of standing out when needing accessible accommodations to work effectively with computers. Keeping tweaks to UI behaviors to accommodate ways folks have to work along side with ways folks like to work blends them all together.

gowld 6y ago
It's not "political", it's devs realizing that real humans have different interface needs. We're all "disabled" from the point of view of a computer: computers have no need for silly mouse and keyboard and monitor for getting work done.
- sneak 6y ago
  All art is political, it turns out.