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8y ago
This definitely looks interesting. I like their viewpoint on privacy (and the fact that it's written in Golang)
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8y ago
I'm thinking about creating something like that but open source. Would be interesting.
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8y ago
nice. Still no push notifications which is a huge no for me when it comes to PWAs at this stage. I know there's pushover but their licensing sucks, not every user can and wants to buy it.
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8y ago
outline shows "something went wrong". Flagged for posting a link to paywalled content. HN should ban this, I don't see the point tbh.
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Some cool side projects I'm thinking about
(rwtxt.com)
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Ask HN: How to write a good TOS agreement? for side projects?
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Ask HN: A simple, minimal messaging app for2019?
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8y ago
I'm definitely going to look into that one. As a blind user who needs to do presentations sometimes, I hate wysiwyg and I always use text-based tools. My favorite is Spectacle [1], as it apparently looks pretty good and I can upload pr
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8y ago
1. Do indentation right. One of the hardest things to do with a screen reader is indenting to a symbol. If we have a statement that doesn't fit on a line, it's much easier to increase the indentation by one level than to make the
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8y ago
I've made a special room for hn users. You will be automatically redirected to it after you click the link. To use a different chatroom, just change what's after the slash
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Ding.ga,a minimalist, open source chat with chatrooms , no registration required
(ding.ga)
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8y ago
Paywalled. If HN had downvotes I would give one.
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8y ago
Such work has been done, see Braille or the ASTER system http://www.cs.cornell.edu/home/raman/aster/aster-toplevel.ht... ). ps. Sorry for the previous comment (already deleted), I've accidentally pasted t
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8y ago
Actually, if the tools become real tools (instead of a page representing a layer, some 3d printet thing with a specific look and feel) this could, theoretically, become accessible for the blind. People with moving impairments will have it m
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8y ago
I think even sighted people will realize it's not great at all when they actually start doing it. It kind of would be, if it was introduced in the 80s, where there was almost no internet, not for home users anyway, and where laptops we
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8y ago
No, not true. Now, information is kept in purely digital form, and the screen and keyboard are just ways to represent or manipulate it. The information is digital, so you can also represent and manipulate it using speech or switches. I'
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8y ago
It's nice and all, but this is a nightmare for accessibility. Not everyone can read paper or even move around. With this design, coding around those limitations is not easy. In the current model, everything could be done 100% accessibl
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Expats: Watch Out for Depression
(medium.com)
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All is nice and well... until you need to code with a screen-reader. That kind of sucks, as those IDEs obviously use some non-native controls and the only thing the screen-reader can see is a blank window with no usable content. I was once
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Accessibility should not be just about the disabled
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As a blind player myself, I've found mainstream games to be too much of an annoyance for me. Yes, I know it can be done, I know people who were doing it successfully, but it requires just too much time for me. I prefer games made for t
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8y ago
I think all this GDPR bullshit is just nonsense. The more acts like that we get, the worse for real users, and especially developers it will be. Just think about it for a second. Large companies have large departments full of lawyers respon
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8y ago
For me, this article shows as paywalled. Paywalled articles should be banned, or at least some indication of a paywall should be included in the title, as people sometimes do with PDFs.
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I think we are confusing two things here. The OP probably meant this tool as something useful in his situation and shared it with others, in case someone else needs something like that. He was probably thinking along the lines of "If s
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not exactly true. See https://www.parhamdoustdar.com/2016/04/12/advantages-of-bein... or https://www.vincit.fi/en/blog/software-development-450-words...