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3y ago
yeah, it's probably the wrong video. Sorry. :( I know it's there though. This question came up and I know there was an answer for it.
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3y ago
I have a hard time deciding where in this thread to drop this link, but maybe here is a good spot. Andreas has a video about this topic, and I believe it's this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAZvTFoSIFU
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4y ago
> Git makes it easy to make copies, but its nature of having one designated "origin" remote per repository that serves as upstream source of truth (on platforms like github also across forks) makes it not really federated/
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4y ago
I'm sorry but I believe I'm missing something here. How does this solve any of the problems that people commonly have with decentralized, federated social networks? * You're still either hosting your own, or at the whim of wh
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That site really doesn't play well with screen readers. When I clicked the link for the first time I was severely confused. I had to come back here to read that I had to scroll, and when I did, sometimes some new text showed up, and ot
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4y ago
This seems to be more and more of a problem recently. I initially got a Macbook to be able to publish apps to the App Store, but I quickly got frustrated and now lost all motivation I ever had. If people ask why I'm usually in favor of
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The Disabled Ghosts of Earth
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4y ago
Someone please explain. There are a lot of people who hate on Zig in this thread and say "why not Rust". Then someone comes in and says "Hey, I like C" and gets summarily attacked for that opinion. But it's the same
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4y ago
This whole comment section makes me happy. Thanks for that HN and OP.
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4y ago
Randomly, I get locked out of my Protonmail webmail interface by an hCaptcha. This in itself isn't a problem. The problem starts because I can't actually see the captcha images. So in order to get at my email, I have to provide hC
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4y ago
I feel like I should preemptively apologize and I'm really not trying to knock the project in any way, and the achievement is pretty epic, but those who have seen my username on this site before know what's coming, especially in r
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4y ago
Add accessibility to that list. Screen readers, magnifiers, switch controls, etc. Usually game engines don't support these while your native OS UI probably does, and the web is also not bad in that regard.
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4y ago
As expected, same problem as all the other UI toolkits. Tried several of their apps, was able to use none of them with a screen reader or other accessibility tools. It's nice if you draw the UI directly to the screen, but you skip a lo
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Mixins in Zig
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I don't have much experience with XCode, however the few things I did do seemed accessible. As accessible as XCode can be - I personally find a lot of the interface a bit confusing. Super long lists, nested options, but I assume those
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> The same way you don't start a saas app with localization from day one. Believe it or not, my native language isn't English, so this doesn't make sense to me. > I'm not blind so for sure I won't really care
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My favorite is VS Code by far. I use it daily. They recently also added a bunch of sound cues to help figure out if code is folded or a line contains an error. It's pretty great. Auto completion reads well, the parameter hints read, ev
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Hey, Please don't forget about accessibility. Getting this right from day 1 will make your life a lot easier in the long run. If I remember correctly, I was never able to use Atom with a screen reader. Hearing custom UI already makes m
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Apple can't dodge rival app store Cydia's antitrust lawsuit
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My Stance on Toxicity About Programming Languages
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“Best Practice” is not a reason to do something
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Open source mtproto server written in Golang with compatible telegram client
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The Bipolar Lisp Programmer
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5y ago
This is an accessibility nightmare. Please think hard before doing this.
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I'm not trying to defend Mark here, but it does bother me slightly that people continuously bring up that really old quote of his from many years ago. People change. I've said some disagreeable things on chat many years ago as wel
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> In fact (as I'm sure you know), one of the most beloved speech synthesizers among English-speaking blind users is a closed-source product called ETI-Eloquence that has been basically dead for nearly 20 years. This is exactly the s
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I thought I'd just add another fun fact/data point here. This is obviously my personal opinion. I have to use TTS to use my computer with a screen reader, and for that, I mostly prefer more synthetic speech. When I read long form
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Oh man, especially the code had me laughing for quite a while there. This reminded me of FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition: https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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Braille display demo refreshes with miniature fireballs
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Researcher Discloses iPhone Lock Screen Bypass on iOS 15 Launch Day
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