ndarilek

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by ndarilek 12y ago
Not everything is available digitally--mail, for instance. Sure, given the choice, I'd choose an existing digital book over one I scan myself, but I can't for instance choose a digital version of the medical bills the hospital mai
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by ndarilek 12y ago
Cool app. Just a bit of feedback: 1. Since you're targeting blind users, you may want to use a bit more ARIA on your page, particularly around the popup menu. 2. It would be nice if the main page explicitly stated that this was for IOS
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Launching the Ether Sale(blog.ethereum.org)
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by ndarilek 12y ago
Then you might suppose those good cops might stand up when one of their buddy bad cops kills unarmed people or does something equally wrong. And you might suppose that, while silence doesn't imply consent, that maybe it implies somethi
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by ndarilek 12y ago
There's a lot of idealism here. In general, I think it'd be great if the person pulling me over for speeding was different from the person who could violently shut down an armed robbery. It'd be great if the person arresting
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by ndarilek 12y ago
I have a hard time swallowing police department rhetoric in these situations. The officer has a gun, and the unfortunate power to make "extra-legal" killings with it. They're safe. If they irresponsibly use that gun in an uns
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Accessibility in an Uberized World(beyoungandshutup.com)
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by ndarilek 12y ago
Hmm, not sure I've ever had a computer with 5 audio plugs. Actually, I'm trying to sort through the various audio connectivity standards to find which works best for me. Because I don't need a large screen, and because the sc
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by ndarilek 12y ago
I'm blind and use echolocation regularly for things like biking, increased awareness of surroundings, etc. Any chance you might add some sort of audio-only interface? Off the top of my head, you could make the user's breathing noi
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by ndarilek 12y ago
We're just starting out, but http://3mousetech.com .
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by ndarilek 13y ago
Another perspective that I'm surprised hasn't been voiced: Brendan had the privilege to climb to the rank of CEO, if only for a few days. But it is because of views like his that many don't get a chance at all to climb to
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by ndarilek 13y ago
For me, it boils down to the fact that we as a society grant or deny rights and privileges based on whom we place in category Married vs. !Married. As long as that category includes unrestricted hospital visitation, financial/insurance
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by ndarilek 13y ago
Thought experiment: imagine a law that severely limited the power and abilities of straight white men, white men, or even just men . Imagine that law severely impacted your ability to participate in some major institution or process. Maybe
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by ndarilek 13y ago
Wow, understatement of the decade. Is that also true of the folks who wouldn't leave Woolworth's lunch counters a few decades back? I don't know how you, personally, feel on this issue, but designating people who love each ot
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by ndarilek 13y ago
Maybe naive, but here's what I wonder. Why doesn't someone write an exchange, open source the code, and build transparency in from the beginning? Publish every wallet address with no associated info so users can watch transactions
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by ndarilek 13y ago
Meals have been social for much longer than they've been nutritionally quantified. IOW, we've shared food and community for thousands of years just fine without a list of nutritional facts for the buffalo or potatos we've eat
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US Supreme Court: Burden of proof of infringement on patent holder(itworld.com)
2 points by ndarilek 13y ago|0 comments