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by laken 8y ago
The upsetting thing with this whole "paying for the privilege of giving someone else your DNA" trend, is that even if you are opposed to it, relatives of yours essentially give your data too. For example, apparently, both my mothe
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by laken 8y ago
I agree that more people have an email address than a particular IM client, however, a lot of people outside of the tech bubble don't use email much anymore for personal communication. iMessage is the solidified IM platform I see most,
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by laken 8y ago
I still don't think you've read the full email. He explains elsewhere in the email the answer to your exact question
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Supporting users who change colours on GOV.UK(accessibility.blog.gov.uk)
1 points by laken 8y ago|0 comments
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by laken 8y ago
Yes, although among my circles of MoviePass-using friends, many had been paying over $20/month recently with various MoviePass upcharges. And MoviePass also still doesn't allow movies that haven't been in the theatres for at
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by laken 8y ago
I switched from MoviePass last week to AMC's MoviePass rebuttal, called AMC A-List. The AMC program is $20/month, for three movies a week, in any format, with online advanced-booking. With this change, I don't see why MoviePa
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by laken 8y ago
Perhaps the reason why your Spanish was insufficient for his writings is that his writings are in Portuguese ;) Here's his primary English writing on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general (not necessarily blockchain), sent to the SEC:
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by laken 8y ago
The one hour one is accurate for me, but if you try 3 or 4 hours it gets a bit weird.
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by laken 8y ago
I love this! I'm in Orlando, Florida which has some rather weird behavior (mostly within the state of Florida, namely going down south), but other than that it is really cool. I think the peninsular shape of Florida is throwing it off
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The Xbox Adaptive Controller’s package design is just as accessible(polygon.com)
1 points by laken 8y ago|0 comments
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The Xbox Adaptive Controller’s package design is just as accessible(polygon.com)
5 points by laken 8y ago|0 comments
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Why People with Disabilities Want Bans on Plastic Straws to Be More Flexible(npr.org)
3 points by laken 8y ago|1 comments
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by laken 8y ago
They also originally made Maui bald (for that same reason: cost), but their cultural consultants said it may be offensive to native Polynesians, as Maui was known for his long hair.
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How to Implement Inclusive Design in Your Organization(theblog.adobe.com)
1 points by laken 8y ago|0 comments
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by laken 8y ago
Yes, that’s our new accessibility page! I’ve heard the argument by many though that if someone needs WCAG AA, that they can just use the classic editor (which will be supported via a plugin maintained by wp.org). Will be interesting to see
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by laken 8y ago
This post doesn’t mention it, but on past credential stuffing lists that got loaded, Troy mentioned how many were new to the HIBP dataset. I’d assume that there were enough new emails on here to make it worth loading.
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by laken 8y ago
It's tricky to even tell now, unfortunately. These are the issues that are remaining that we (the a11y team) want fixed prior to merge: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is... When the
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by laken 8y ago
I'm a contributor to the WordPress A11y team, and trust us, we are trying. It's an a11y nightmare, and the majority of contributors to Gutenberg seem to not care. The goal is for it to meet WCAG 2.0 on merge, but that's runni
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by laken 8y ago
IIRC StartPage has the same results as Google, but just proxies, right? Don’t see how it would help the parent commenter. It’s good in combination with DuckDuckGo though, instead of the `!g` bang, you can do `!sp`
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by laken 8y ago
As a numismatist, I cringe. But I also understand the frustration. I actually enjoy getting coins. I always check them for key dates. For example, any quarter or dime 1964 or older has a decent amount of silver content, and can easily be fl
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by laken 8y ago
It's open source compatible, but it is NOT Free Software compatible. Free (as in Freedom) software cannot limit the user in any way, though open source can.
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by laken 8y ago
One of the reasons that there is no particular statue for insider trading is that it's difficult to say who the person who insider trades harmed.
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by laken 8y ago
My favorite combo is similar - Microsoft Ergonomic Sculpt & Logitech M570 "thumball" trackball mouse.
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by laken 8y ago
First thing that jumped out at me was that England is using the wrong flag :) That's the United Kingdom flag, whereas the team is England, and uses the England flag instead of the UK flag.
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by laken 8y ago
Show them that lawsuits are happening more and more due to precedent set in many states that ADA regulations for buildings and such also apply to websites. https://www.forbes.com/sites/legalnewsline/2017/06&#x
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by laken 8y ago
Been a bit since I last looked into the problem, but I was mistaken. You can't receive texts from shortcode numbers (though the majority of those use twilio), but that has the same effect - no 2FA codes many places.
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by laken 8y ago
I tried using Twilio Wireless, but note it is NOT a good replacement for cellular service. You can't receive texts from other Twilio numbers, which doesn't sound that bad, until you realize that virtually every verification SMS fr
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by laken 8y ago
I've had this happen sometimes too - haven't figured out what triggers it. Someone sent me a GitHub gist in Discord, and it wouldn't let me see it until I logged in. I clicked the link again, and it let me through just fine.
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by laken 8y ago
Funnily enough, PewDiePie is no longer on YouTube's good-side, and virtually all of his newly uploaded videos get demonetized by YouTube. He's no longer "advertiser-friendly"
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by laken 8y ago
Unfortunately UPS can’t do anything about that - only USPS is allowed to deliver to post offices and mailboxes. They have a federally mandated monopoly on those.

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