Call for action: Astreos exo hunting

[Yuma Decaux]

Hi everyone,

I have spoken to Mark about this off list and he has been kind enough to 
support the endeavour I have been embarked on for the past year, as well as 
what I am about to ask.

Some of you know that I have been working on the first star gazing app for 
sighted and blind, Astreos. 

Let's say that it has gotten very far since I first started playing around with 
NASA's data trove. It won a NASA space app challenge, has appeared across the 
globe, at an Apple summit for education, and even a physics magazine from the 
U.k. 

Some also might know that I have spoken at a recent TEDx in Brisbane, Australia.

I am about to release a version which now has every object which has been 
classified and is known to pro astronomers, and some objects which are only 
known in the scientific field, along with some big improvements, bug fixes and 
a special feature which is the reason of this invitation.

I have spoken to several astrophysicists, both at my uni and one close to my 
city which is the only one in the SOuthern hemisphere working with MIT on a 
data set coming from a recently launched satellite, the TESS or Transit 
Exoplanet Search Satellite. Our discussion is ongoing as they are validating 
what I thought would be possible as a blind person.

What the TESS satellite basically does is to capture what is known as light 
curves, a time based light value set of pixels from hundreds of thousands of 
stars in the night sky.

With a set of tools, scientists usually try to identify various phenomenon, 
such as the explosion of a super nova, what is called tidal disruptions which 
are basically black holes ripping stars apart, and also exoplanets transiting 
their host stars. Visually, this is quite messy, so teams around the world try 
to use algorithms. However, human perception is way more advanced than 
computers.

And this is where the idea came. What if we as blind users can actually hear 
the transition of an exoplanet? it happens to be very much a reality.

So I am working with those astrophysicists to create a sequence of tools for 
the blind, so that we can download light curves associated to what are called 
authorised campaigns, use the tools to identify yet undiscovered exoplanets, 
report it to the scientific team working on that quadrant, and if the discovery 
is confirmed, the exoplanet will be named under whatever you want it named.

This is citizen science to its most universal.

And this is my proposal for the Holman prize, so that I can keep investigating, 
and speaking to the people who will make this a reality, including 2 blind 
astrophysicists, one in SOuth Africa, who has also spoken at TED, and another 
in the U.K, who will most probably love the work being done.

Finally, the last leg of the investigation will be to NASA's jet propulsion 
labs, where the engineer I have been working on for solar system objects as 
well as asteroids and comets, will help me promote science topics for blind 
kids who have an inclination for maths and sciences.

And this one being a stretch goal, but still a possibility, is to approach a 
Japanese tycoon who has recently booked a flight with space X to the moon 
scheduled in 2023, with the intent of having various human citizens onboard. 
This is to get one of us, picked from a facebook page I will establish, to be 
on that flight.

I know this is ambitious, but there are no limitations to what we can do, and I 
guarantee this is the case, from my own experience. And I am sure most of you 
think the same.

Here is the link to the video, please press on the like button and help me get 
this investigation through to the first blind citizen having an exoplanet named 
after him/her. It might be one of us, or many of us. But in the end, it will 
only show the world that being blind does not limit us to anything, and that we 
are fully part of the space age.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TDsHHuT3CQ=youtu.be 


Also, here's the link to get the app Astreos, and be part of the beta testing 
stage when the exoplanet hunting sequence starts.

https://astreos.oseyeris.com 

Thanks a lot for your attention, and have an awesome week :)

Yuma, the space indiana jones

If you can, please help propagate this around your networks, family and 
friends. I and many others think this can usher in a lot of new ideas and 
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There’s Still Time to Join our Upcoming iPad Course

[KliphnShari Miller]

>> Hi folks, please read all of the information below:
>> 
>> As a reminder, the free online course, “Replacing Your Traditional Computer 
>> With an iPad” starts on Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 3PM Eastern time. For 
>> those who have not yet heard of this course, here are the details:
>> 
>> Apple’s iPad was introduced in 2010 as a magical and revolutionary product, 
>> and today, that’s more true than it’s ever been before. The iPad has changed 
>> lives and changed the way we work, play, communicate, create, and express 
>> ourselves, whether we are sighted or non-sighted using Voiceover. Thanks to 
>> incredible power and graphics, advanced productivity features, a wealth of 
>> apps, and lots of awesome accessories, it is truly possible to use an iPad 
>> as your full time computer solution.
>> The Tech Juggernaut is pleased to offer a free course on how to do just that 
>> - replace your traditional computer with an iPad. This course will be taught 
>> by a certified Apple Teacher as well as four other well-respected 
>> instructors who have either received training or who have used Apple 
>> products for close to a decade. We will teach you the differences between 
>> the iPhone and iPad and how to use those differences to your advantage - 
>> even with Voiceover. Voiceover users will learn how to work in split screen 
>> with two apps open side-by-side, how to work while watching a movie, how to 
>> use two websites at once, how to drag items from one app to another, and 
>> more. We will teach you how to use your iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard or 
>> Smart Keyboard and other accessories. You’ll learn the basics, like using 
>> Messages, Mail, Safari, Calendar, Maps, and other built-in apps, but you’ll 
>> also learn advanced topics such as using Apple Pages, Clips, GarageBand, and 
>> more. Create and share documents, movies, presentations, and spreadsheets. 
>> Record and edit audio. Build beautiful websites. Travel with your iPad, and 
>> use it in education, business, or just in life. All these topics and more 
>> will be discussed in this awesome free course.
>> 
>> The course begins, as stated, on April 9 at 3PM Eastern, and will be held 
>> every Tuesday and Thursday from 3PM to 5PM Eastern, with an ending date of 
>> May 23, 2019. Audio demos, web resources, assignments, discussions, and 
>> other resources will accompany the course. To join, students must meet the 
>> following qualifications:
>> 
>> Have a reasonable level of knowledge in the area of Voiceover on iOS and 
>> basic Voiceover gestures
>> Already own, or be willing to purchase, an iPad, such as the iPad Sixth 
>> Generation which can often be found for as low as $279 in the USA
>> Have a reliable internet connection, Wi-Fi or cellular (data rates may apply 
>> if using cellular)
>> 
>> 
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>> carefully the above requirements for joining, especially the requirement of 
>> a reasonable knowledge of Voiceover. While we do not wish to exclude anyone, 
>> there simply is not time to teach Voiceover gestures and still cover all 
>> this awesome content. We can certainly answer quick questions and remind 
>> folks of gestures they may forget etc, but if you do not have at least a 
>> basic understanding of how to navigate, use the Rotor, and accomplish basic 
>> tasks with Voiceover, you will not get much out of this course. Any 
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Re: New ‘Apple News Magazine’ details uncovered in iOS and Mac betas: PDF-based, offline reading, more

[Petrus Tuerlings]

Hi Mary,
Thanks for that, it sounds interesting. Unfortunately we don’t need to worry 
about any of this in New Zealand as the Apple News Ap isn’t available here.
Hopefully Apple will decide to include New Zealand along with the other 
countries in the world  that doesn’t get the Apple News App as part of the 
planet earth.

> On 13/03/2019, at 11:12 AM, Mary Otten  wrote:
> 
> This is interesting. I wonder how they’re going to make those PDF magazines 
> accessible and efficient Lee navigable. I hope they do. On the other hand, I 
> can’t imagine a publisher signing onto this deal and having to give Apple 50% 
> of the money. That seems a bit much.
> 
> New ‘Apple News Magazine’ details uncovered in iOS and Mac betas: PDF-based, 
> offline reading, more
> 9to5Mac  /  Chance Miller
> 
> 
> Apple officially announced its March event yesterday 
> , inviting press 
> to Steve Jobs Theater on March 25th. At the event, the company is likely to 
> announce a premium subscription service for Apple News. As expected, the 
> latest betas of iOS 12.2 and macOS 10.14.4 
>  lay the groundwork for the 
> service.
> 
> As outlined by developer Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter 
> , iOS 12.2 
> and macOS 10.14.4 include several references to the magazine subscription 
> service within Apple News. For instance, Apple lays out all of the different 
> magazine genres that will be included:
> 
> Automotive
> Business & Finance
> Crafts & Hobby
> Entertainment
> Fashion & Style
>  Food & Cooking
> Health & Fitness
> Home & Gardening
> Kids & Parenting
> Men’s Lifestyle
> News & Politics
> Science & Technology
> Sports & Recreation
> Travel
> Women’s Lifestyle
> Other tidbits discovered in the latest iOS and macOS betas include that 
> magazines will be PDF-based and support downloading for offline reading. 
> There’s also support for push notifications when new issues of magazines are 
> available, seemingly both on iOS and macOS.
> 
> Much of Apple’s technology for the Apple News integration with magazines 
> likely comes from its acquisition of Texture. Apple acquired Texture last 
> year as part of its efforts 
> 
>  to build out Apple News. Texture is a $10 per month magazine subscription 
> service, and reports have suggested 
>  that 
> Apple’s magazine service will be similarly priced.
> 
> Apple’s relationship with publishers has reportedly become strained 
> throughout the negotiations 
>  for the 
> Apple News subscription service. Apple is reportedly seeking a 50 percent cut 
> of revenue  
> from the service, with publishers splitting the remaining 50 percent. While 
> many publishers have reportedly pushed back at this split, Apple is believed 
> to have signed some to such a deal.
> 
> Apple will likely unveil its Apple News subscription service later this month 
> at its March 25th event, as well as its streaming video service. What 
> features do you hope to see? Let us know down in the comments.
> 
> There's a bunch you can discern about Apple News' magazines from what's in 
> the OS betas: for example, the magazines are PDF-based (like most iPad 
> magazines), and issues can be stored offline. The magazine genres are listed 
> as pictured. Most of its code is written in Swift pic.twitter.com/Uc1gN0qygu 
> 
> — Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) March 12, 2019 
> 
> 
> 
> Related stories:
> 
> WSJ: Apple wants 50% revenue from $10/month News subscription service 
> 
> Everything we know so far about the subscription Apple News service [Poll] 
> 
> Report: Apple has inked 50% revenue deals with many publishers for News 
> subscription service 
> 
> Images show Apple preparing News app in iOS 12.2 for new magazine 
> subscription service 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Original Article: https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/12/apple-news-magazine-tidbits/ 
> 
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New ‘Apple News Magazine’ details uncovered in iOS and Mac betas: PDF-based, offline reading, more

[Mary Otten]

This is interesting. I wonder how they’re going to make those PDF magazines 
accessible and efficient Lee navigable. I hope they do. On the other hand, I 
can’t imagine a publisher signing onto this deal and having to give Apple 50% 
of the money. That seems a bit much.

New ‘Apple News Magazine’ details uncovered in iOS and Mac betas: PDF-based, 
offline reading, more
9to5Mac  /  Chance Miller


Apple officially announced its March event yesterday, inviting press to Steve 
Jobs Theater on March 25th. At the event, the company is likely to announce a 
premium subscription service for Apple News. As expected, the latest betas of 
iOS 12.2 and macOS 10.14.4 lay the groundwork for the service.

As outlined by developer Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter, iOS 12.2 and macOS 
10.14.4 include several references to the magazine subscription service within 
Apple News. For instance, Apple lays out all of the different magazine genres 
that will be included:

Automotive
Business & Finance
Crafts & Hobby
Entertainment
Fashion & Style
 Food & Cooking
Health & Fitness
Home & Gardening
Kids & Parenting
Men’s Lifestyle
News & Politics
Science & Technology
Sports & Recreation
Travel
Women’s Lifestyle
Other tidbits discovered in the latest iOS and macOS betas include that 
magazines will be PDF-based and support downloading for offline reading. 
There’s also support for push notifications when new issues of magazines are 
available, seemingly both on iOS and macOS.

Much of Apple’s technology for the Apple News integration with magazines likely 
comes from its acquisition of Texture. Apple acquired Texture last year as part 
of its efforts to build out Apple News. Texture is a $10 per month magazine 
subscription service, and reports have suggested that Apple’s magazine service 
will be similarly priced.

Apple’s relationship with publishers has reportedly become strained throughout 
the negotiations for the Apple News subscription service. Apple is reportedly 
seeking a 50 percent cut of revenue from the service, with publishers splitting 
the remaining 50 percent. While many publishers have reportedly pushed back at 
this split, Apple is believed to have signed some to such a deal.

Apple will likely unveil its Apple News subscription service later this month 
at its March 25th event, as well as its streaming video service. What features 
do you hope to see? Let us know down in the comments.

There's a bunch you can discern about Apple News' magazines from what's in the 
OS betas: for example, the magazines are PDF-based (like most iPad magazines), 
and issues can be stored offline. The magazine genres are listed as pictured. 
Most of its code is written in Swift pic.twitter.com/Uc1gN0qygu

— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) March 12, 2019

Related stories:

WSJ: Apple wants 50% revenue from $10/month News subscription service
Everything we know so far about the subscription Apple News service [Poll]
Report: Apple has inked 50% revenue deals with many publishers for News 
subscription service
Images show Apple preparing News app in iOS 12.2 for new magazine subscription 
service


Original Article: https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/12/apple-news-magazine-tidbits/


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Viewing a manual in Preview

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello All,

I have a manual of 132 pages. I have converted it to text and I have not 
observed any blank pages in the text version. As there is a graphic or 
something I want to refer to the .pdf version. The interest is on page 117. So 
I open the document in Preview and from the menu select go to page and type in 
117 and hit enter. Only to find that the content is empty. I have tried a few 
other pages to the same result. Text is defiantly in the document so why does 
it allow me to extract it’s text but I can’t view it with VoiceOver from the 
original .pdf file?

Any ideas?


Gena

Call: M0EBP
DMR ID: 2346259
Loc: IO83PS
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Re: Malware bytes

[Matt Turner]

Reinstall the app.
Then in the help menu there’s and uninstall app.

> On Mar 12, 2019, at 1:19 AM, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries 
>  wrote:
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>   As I suggested before, that app may have its own uninstaller. Contact them 
> and ask.
> 
> From E.T.'s Keyboard...
>   ancient.ali...@icloud.com
> Many believe that we have been visited
> in the past. What if it were true?
> 
> On 3/11/2019 10:10 PM, Lorie McCloud wrote:
>> I thought I had gotten rid of malwarebytes. I took it out of my apps and 
>> emptied the trash. that was a couple months ago. now it's popping up telling 
>> me there's a new version available. how do I get it completely out of my Mac 
>> mini?
>> thanks.
>> Lorie
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Re: BootCamp Audio drivers

['Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries]

OK. I learned something. Thanks for that. Glad I asked.

Janina

'Rob' via MacVisionaries writes:
> Hi,
> 
> On the Mac, we use apps such as Audio Hijack to record whatever is playing
> on the computer.
> 
> On Windows, most sound cards have a feature called Stereo Mix, or What you
> hear to record sounds on the PC. this is useful for recording the screen
> reader or recording streams off the web.
> 
> 
> 
> On 3/10/2019 11:45 PM, 'Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries wrote:
> > Huh? What's the "What you hear feature?" Never heard of it.
> > 
> > Not trying to be funny. I like to think I follow audio development
> > relatively well, but this one is news to me.
> > 
> > Best,
> > 
> > Janina
> > 
> > 'Robert Cole' via MacVisionaries writes:
> > > Hi,
> > > I have the late 2015  21 inch iMac.
> > > I have no problems with audio on the BootCamp Windows 10, my question 
> > > was, Is there a way to have Stereo Mix, or the What you hear feature 
> > > enabled with the Cirrus Logic sound card.
> > > Thanks in advance,
> > > Rob
> > > 
> > > 
> > > > On Mar 9, 2019, at 5:40 PM, Maurice Mines  
> > > > wrote:
> > > > 
> > > > the only thing you forgot to tell us, is what model your Mac is this? 
> > > > Because the Boot Camp drivers are different for each model year. For 
> > > > instance I have the same Windows version the SU drew, but I am running 
> > > > a mid-2015 MacBook with Retina display. So the drivers that I use, may 
> > > > not work for you. The same can be said going the other way, the drivers 
> > > > that you eventually find may not work on the next person smack to 
> > > > simply because the model year is different and word the model is 
> > > > different. I hope this helps?
> > > > 
> > > > Sincerely Maurice Mines.
> > > > Amateur callsign kd0iko.
> > > > 
> > > > On 9 Mar 2019, at 13:02, 'Rob' via MacVisionaries wrote:
> > > > 
> > > > > Dear List,
> > > > > 
> > > > > Using BootCamp, My iMac is using Cirrus Logic 4208 AB 129 audio 
> > > > > driver.
> > > > > 
> > > > > Windows 10 1809 64bit.
> > > > > 
> > > > > Is there a driver that will allow me to record using the Stereo Mix, 
> > > > > or What You Hear options?
> > > > > 
> > > > > Thanks,
> > > > > 
> > > > > Rob
> > > > > 
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