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jareds
9y ago
I’m totally blind and bought a Mac several years ago hoping to learn iOS programming. As far as I can tell it’s impossible to create a simple app without using drag and drop in XCode. While it’s technically possible to do drag and drop with
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I'm a blind developer and I've found Windows 10 to be pretty good about not throwing up popups if you configure it well. This is because we have a good IT group who builds machines from scratch so there's no trial software. I
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9y ago
If you want to develop iOS apps you need a mac. You should get the 27 inch iMac with 64 gigs of ram. This will be a lot more then $2000. If you don't need to develop iOS apps then ryzen looks like it could be good.
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If my metric is value provided by software running in production I can't see Node overtaking 20 years of JAVA code by this time next year.
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9y ago
No, when Google IO takes place tech crunch is going to report on everything that is announced.
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9y ago
What percent of pi users don't connect a keyboard and monitor? I don't mind having a default password since when ever I've used a pi I ran it headless and configured it on first boot with SSH. It would make sense to force the
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In my experience it's pretty much impossible to get any kind of UI done in Xcode, at least as of Xcode 7. I'm a totally blind programmer who has a Macbook Air that I run windows on most of the time. I'm not sure if my issues
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I'm totally blind and have what I call no usable vision. I can see light if it's bright or the sun is shining. I can't tell anything about the environment from my vision though other then if there is bright light or not. Anec
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9y ago
As a blind programmer who uses a laptop I still got a second monitor that was not currently being used by anyone. My co-workers thank me when they don't have to hunch over to look at my laptop screen when going over code.
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Listening to the beginning of that video as a blind programmer I'm 99% sure he's using Jaws for Windows. http://www.freedomscientific.com/Products/Blindness/JAWS I program in Java and Eclipse for my day
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9y ago
Put the computer in a place where you can see it. Spend time with your child so you understand what they are doing on the computer. Don't assume software can fill in for parenting.
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10y ago
How many blind people did you speak to about this? Why would I want to use a braille keyboard when I can use a qwerty one just fine? Why do I want to filter my news through your app when Twitter, Facebook, and AP all have accessible apps an
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10y ago
Any of the ASUS ZenBook laptops. THey are reasonibly priced and good if you don't need a tun of CPU power.
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10y ago
Please list the limitations you know so much about? Your sample size is far to small to make any generalizations about what blind people can and can not do just because you have not taught any blind students. Also read up on WSL, it's
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10y ago
As a blind person I'm glad I have no need for your course since I already know how to program. Linux accessibility is a giant pain for most blind people. While the Mac is accessible your looking at a $1000 entry price compared to $500
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furnaces are heavy and cost a lot to transport. It may not cost much more to make them in America and ship them to states close to Indiana as compared to producing them at lower cost in Mexico and shipping them a lot further. ANy cost diffe
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It's not stealing since the Apache license specifically allows Apache licensed code to be changed and redistributed with out providing the source as long as mention is made of the shipped product being derived from some other APache li
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10y ago
Do you know if Eclipse works for Java programming with Orca? That's what I use for my job so could not use Linux as my primary OS if it does not work.
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I'm a totally blind developer and have some of the same issues you do. As far as Chrome dev tools go I've given up on doing any kind of UI work, partially because of accessibility and partially because it does not interest me. My
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Using Firefox 49.02 auto detect of language does not work. I'm using Jaws and assumed it was a bad language tag before I turned auto detect of language off.
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Do you think Fedora is a usable option as a totally blind person? I'm a totally blind software developer and looked at Linux several years ago. It didn't "just work" and since I already have Jaws for my job which require
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10y ago
Switch jobs and move to a place that overlooks your actual experience and gives you a mid-level title.
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Black coffee and fruit
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The Jaws problem may have been video card drivers. Jaws installs it's own video driver that I have found to not work under Virtualbox unless guest additions are installed. I could see there being something in the Amazon virtualizatio
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Is there any possibility of insuring that Workspaces will be accessible to users of assistive technology? I use a WIndows PC because that's what has the best screen reader support, a quick google search didn't turn anything up abo
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10y ago
Thank you for this. The official ubuntu box is broken with Virtualbox when running on my pc, this one works.
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11y ago
I use Fossil http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki I use the source control portion of it to check in documents and random code samples. I use the wiki portion for notes on things suc
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11y ago
If you can't retire comfortably as a programmer where was all your salary going? I enjoy programming, but also realize I'm limited in how much I will make. I'm ok with knowing I won't own a 5000 square foot house or buy
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As a totally blind software developer I'm sure glad the entire world isn't as closed minded as you. Based on your statements I shouldn't have gotten Braille books as a child because they require more paper, higher transportat
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11y ago
Just built this, looks good so far. Being a totally blind back-end developer I've wanted to look at web accessibility, while the app is accessible I think it could be made better so hopefully I can use this as a way to learn.
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