Category: accessibility
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Things to keep in mind if you’re a politician: accessible does not mean blame the other guys.
When it’s brought to your attention that your office is somewhat less than accessible, particularly when you happen to be the member of parliament in charge of things to do with people with disabilities, the appropriate response would be to:… Read the rest
A: Appologise and work towards fixing it where possible, such -
Introducing Access Canada.
There are all kinds of accessibility-related conversations going on all over the freaking place, be they for the blind, the wheelchair-bound, the deaf, what have you. Regardless to the disability, we all have one important thing in common–when it comes to doing most if not all of what we’d like… Read the rest -
Introducing KNFB’s new fail in a box.
Warning: this is a blindness tech related entry. You may read if you wish, or you may not. It’s here either way.… Read the restKNFB is usually pretty well known within the blindness community for software, usually for your cell phone, that’s actually useable by folks who can’t see. So you’d think,
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Strike 1: Ottawa goes on the back burner. But, I get an accessibility thing to sort.
And we all know I like tormenting things until they agree to be accessible. Or developers until they agree to make things that way. I wrote a while back I was trying to get my foot in the door with Davis and Henderson, a financial services company by the looks… Read the rest -
Volunteering my life away. Or, rather, trying to.
Last year, I had an opportunity to take a shot at participating in a survey for the general accessibility of certain features of then current cell phone models. If I’m not mistaken, it focused almost entirely on the ability to make payments for certain things via your cell phone, among… Read the rest -
Windows Live Writer review: epic accessibility fail.
I like to think I’m halfway patient. Kind of. In that way that kind of makes some people consider beating me over the head for being too stubborn for my own good. Still, that having been said, Windows Live Writer just beat the royal hell out of me so far… Read the rest -
Testing out the Windows Live Writer.
I’ve been doing this long enough now that I think I’m fairly well justified in wanting to look for something that doesn’t require I pull up the website in order to write a post. Not that I don’t like the WordPress interface, but sometimes, I don’t want to wait for… Read the rest -
Accessibility by accident? Possibly.
Over the few months leading up to the Christmas holidays, the original cordless phone set I had for the apartment–one of those older two-handset jobs–was really starting to let go of, like, everything. I had one who’s battery might last 30 minutes, and another who’s battery might last 30 seconds.… Read the rest -
last weekend, the past week, and what happens when I have free time.
As anyone who follows my twitter feed will probably already know, last weekend went actually quite well with myself and Jessica (samari76). She arived safely on Friday, and we spent the majority of that day just hanging around the apartment, talking. she ended up being a little more… Read the rest -
Why linux is for the epic motherfucking win.
From a thread regarding a speech-friendly installer for another Linux distro:… Read the restThere’s definitely interest. I’d even learn the process for doing that for the sole purpose of contributing. Thanks for looking into it, William.
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