Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
@12, that's not a national security risk. Not even close. MAC addresses are not security-sensitive. They're transmitted every single time you make a network request to your router or switch. Your router's MAC address is transmitted while
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
@12, that's not a national security risk. Not even close. MAC addresses are not security-sensitive. They're transmitted every single time you make a network request to your router or switch. If they were collecting SSNs, text messages and
Re: Help regarding Ram
@4, you don't have to, though faster is better. I think there's a limit to the highest speed your RAM hardware will allow though.
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Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
Here's the funny thing though: there is absolutely no evidence to prove that TikTok is spying on us from the Chinese government. Absolutely no evidence at all. The government is up in arms because of some vague possibility that hasn't
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
Here's the funny thing though: there is absolutely no evidence to prove that TikTok is spying on us from the Chinese government. Absolutely no evidence at all. The government is up in arms because of some vague possibility that hasn't
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
Here's the funny thing though: there is absolutely no evidence to prove that TikTok is spying on us from the Chinese government. Absolutely no evidence at all. The government is up in arms because of some vague possibility that hasn't
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
Here's the funny thing though: there is absolutely no evidence to prove that TikTok is spying on us from the Chinese government. Absolutely no evidence at all. The government is up in arms because of some vague possibility that hasn't
Re: Help regarding Ram
Non-ECC ram is RAM with no error correction code in hardware. ECC RAM is typically a lot more expensive than Non-ECC ram and is only found in enterprise deployments. ECC RAM is also a tad slower than non-ECC RAM (the degradation is probably not noticeable on those
Re: Help regarding Ram
Non-ECC ram is RAM with no error correction code in hardware. ECC RAM is typically a lot more expensive than Non-ECC ram and is only found in enterprise deployments. ECC RAM is also a tad slower than non-ECC RAM (the degradation is probably not noticeable on those
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@6, no, bitness does not contribute much to performance degradation. Windows does not emulate 32-bit; the processor does (this is called IA32E mode). Windows and Linux have this identical functionality, and what thee layers do is translate
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@4, the bitness of an app does not determine its CPU usage. High CPU usage is explainable via many, many factors: code optimization, poorly-written code, a poorly-written runtime, etc. In this case, I would say (though cannot say for certain)
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@4, the bitness of an app does not determine its CPU usage. High CPU usage is explainable via many, many factors: code optimization, poorly-written code, a poorly-written runtime, etc. In this case, I would say (though cannot say for certain)
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@4, the bitness of an app does not determine its CPU usage. High CPU usage is explainable via many, many factors: code optimization, poorly-written code, a poorly-written runtime, etc. In this case, I would say (though cannot say for certain)
Re: I'm thinking of getting an apple watch, is it worth it?
I don't need a computer to help me track my sleep. I do that practically automatically anyway -- that's trivial mathematical operations combined with an alarm to awaken me to force my circadian rhythm into a particular cycle that
Re: pissed off about accessibility guides
@140, yeah... and doing that with windows would be great but managing to then combine that with ATK (or some alternative framework for Linux... does one even exist?) would be a nightmare. Not to mention the testing of all thatI've wanted -- for
Re: pissed off about accessibility guides
@128, speaking of that, are there actually function listings and all of that for all the accessibility APIs on windows? I know of MSAA, IAccessible2, and UIA, but are there more? For instance I know that the MSAA docs are here and the UIA docs are
Re: Nuking thousands of messages in Gmail
There's gotta be a better way than requiring the use of an email client or requiring people to go through each page and deleting from there. My inbox contains over 36000 emails I do not want to have to go through over 360 pages and telling
Re: pissed off about accessibility guides
@123, you have a point, but open-source does give people the option to speed up that process. The code is fully available, after all. Which may not be the biggest comfort, but it does provide a cushion, of sorts.
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Re: YouTube took away my rights to voice my opinions
@10, the problem is that the free speech argument only applies to government-owned entities. It does not apply to corporations that aren't owned by the national, state, or city governments. Yes, its not a good idea to do that, but it is
Re: pissed off about accessibility guides
All I have to say is that I am utterly disgusted by the OPs behavior.@daigonite: you say that your an advocate for people with disabilities -- or you've implied it throughout the various posts that you've made. However, this topic... this topic has
Re: YouTube took away my rights to voice my opinions
Youtube can take away your right to voice your opinions if they so choose. The first amendment does not apply to private corporate entities.
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Re: Android TTS voices no longer reading emojis?
@4, thanks. Hope they fix that bug soon.
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Re: Android TTS voices no longer reading emojis?
I'm just using Talkback for now. And yes, I've installed all updates that my phone indicates are available.
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Android TTS voices no longer reading emojis?
So in a recent update my copy of the Google TTS synths stopped reading emojis of any kind except the really primitive ones (e.g.: sad face, smiley face, ...). Is there any way I can fix this? Its really irritating.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
Wow... the shear idiocy that Trump displays, even in the first few minutes -- discussing voting by mail and how "absentee voting" is supposedly different from voting by mail (which it isn't, as Jonathon says, its synonymous with voting by
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
Wow... the shear idiocy that Trump displays, even in the first few minutes -- discussing voting by mail and how "absentee voting" is supposedly different from voting by mail (which it isn't, as Jonathon says, its synonymous with voting by
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
Wow... the shear idiocy that Trump displays, even in the first few minutes -- discussing voting by mail and how "absentee voting" is supposedly different from voting by mail (which it isn't, as Johnathon says, its synonyms with mail-in
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@102, because you want to, of course. Why else?
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Re: What is Your Favourite Online Backup or Cloud Storage Service?
I use backblaze, myself. For servers I use tarsnap.
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Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@95, yes, good gentlebeing, you've registered for an expressionist forum (whatever that is). At this expressionist institution of communicative discourse we call AudioGames.Net, we are quite vocal about expressing ourselves. We are also
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@95, yes, good gentlebeing, you've registered for an expressionist forum (whatever that is). At this expressionist institution of communicative discourse we call AudioGames.Net, we are quite vocal about expressing ourselves. We are also
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@95, yes, good gentlebeing, you've registered for an expressionist forum (whatever that is). At this expressionist institution of communicative discourse we call AudioGames.Net, we are quite vocal about expressing ourselves.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1023, that's... messed up. And with that we've reached a kilobyte of posts.
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Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
By writing this post, I am hereby expressing my _expression_ of expressive frustration with the thousands of expressions of expressiveness that this topic expresses. Should any more expressions be communicated, conveyed, indicated, showed,
Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
@32, if that's the case then yes, that was an unlawful arrest (which really doesn't surprise me, damn corruption and graft). It is illegal to detain someone without reading them their Miranda rights and telling them why they are
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@81, yep! You got it in one go!
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Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
@27, if someone wants to join cops shouldn't they not be allowed if they have dangerous psychological disorders like XDS? That seems kinda backwards to me... It might just be me though.
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Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
@18-19, that's... extremely disturbing. Both the fact that unions have such powers but also that incident that you heard about, Jayde. And 20, I can't seem to validate this accurately (this table is a bit difficult to interpret
Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
@18-19, that's... extremely disturbing. Both the fact that unions have such powers but also that incident that you heard about, Jayde. And 20, I can't seem to validate this accurately (this table is a bit difficult to interpret
Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
@18-19, that's... extremely disturbing. Both the fact that unions have such powers but also that incident that you heard about, Jayde.
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Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
Nope, we gotta change their purpose from a topic involving a person raging at something they feel is unjustified into a topic full of humor and fun (and a bit of legal stuff just for the shits and giggles, of course).
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Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
Lol this topic... its fun reading all of this. A bit of wining mixed in with some legal stuff, followed by some good sarcasm, and then sarcasm aimed at the original people who were giving off the sarcasm. Then some sarcasm aimed at the
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
Lol this topic... its fun reading all of this. A bit of wining mixed in with some legal stuff, followed by some good sarcasm, and then sarcasm aimed at the original people who were giving off the sarcasm.
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Re: Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
Thanks for all your responses -- I just got done reading all of them. Keep in mind that I did not in post 1 indicate that the article I found (which was on my timeline, so I just happened to stumble upon it) in any way indicate
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
(1) Paragraph 6 of Subsection 2, "Guidelines", Section 1 of Title 1, Audio Games Membership Code, shall be amended as follows: "Anyone who violates this rule may be punished and fined up to a maximum of 1,500 audio game membership credits,
Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
I have no idea whether this information is actually accurate, but I found this on my FB timeline and thought I'd share to get peoples' opinion, hence the words "Some possible" in the title of this topic. I don't aim to start any
Some possible extra info about the George Floyd incident?
I have no idea whether this information is actually accurate, but I found this on my FB timeline and thought I'd share to get peoples' opinion, hence the words "Some possible" in the title of this topic. I don't aim to start any
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
56 makes a good point though. The common idiom of "this [software|movie|...] is licensed, not sold, and by buying it you buy a license but don't actually own it" is utterly ridiculous. That's not how selling goods works -- at least not
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1019, the point that Jayde and I are trying to make is that I wasn't explicitly calling you an idiot. Nowhere did I say or imply that you in particular were an idiot. If I meant to say that, I'd have no reason to hide behind some facade
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1019, the point that Jayde and I are trying to make is that I wasn't explicitly calling you an idiot. Nowhere did I say or imply that you in particular were an idiot. If I meant to say that, I'd have no reason to hide behind some facade
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1014, point taken. I didn't see post 1005 as insinuating that though, and again, the only reason I agreed was because it was one particular way and had no intention of insinuating that Enes in particular had done that. Maybe 1005 intended
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1012, you took that money issue out of context. Like majorly. I significantly doubt post 1005 was ever insinuating that you in particular threw around money to get your degree. That's definitely not what I got out of it, that's for sure.
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1009, I didn't think I was taking things out of context, but maybe I am... hmmm. I probably went a bit overboard in 1004.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1007, I'm confused on where you got the idea that I had the idea that you were an expert on everything. Because I certainly didn't claim that anywhere in 1004. Yes, earning degrees shows intelligence and hard work ethic. But that doesn't
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1007, I'm confused on where you got the idea that I had the idea that you were an expert on everything. Because I certainly didn't claim that anywhere in 1004. Yes, earning degrees shows intelligence and hard work ethic. But that doesn't
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1007, I'm confused on where you got the idea that I had the idea that you were an expert on everything. Because I certainly didn't claim that anywhere in 1004. Yes, earning degrees shows intelligence and hard work ethic. But that doesn't
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1005, yep.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1003, I think you just proved 1000s point right there. And no, a college degree does not necessarily prove that you are hard-working or extremely intelligent. People who don't have degrees, or failed to get one because of the major
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1003, I think you just proved 1000s point right there. And no, a college degree does not necessarily prove that you are hard-working or extremely intelligent. People who don't have degrees, or failed to get one because of the major
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@1003, I think you just proved 1000s point right there. And no, a college degree does not necessarily prove that you are hard-working or extremely intelligent. People who don't have degrees, or failed to get one because of the major
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@50, I know. Open-source software helps in that regard too; as long as someone can get access to the code to store it somewhere, and can keep the code up to date until the final version, and they have the tools on a machine you can make a
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@50, I know. Open-source software helps in that regard too; as long as someone can get access to the code to store it somewhere, and can keep the code up to date until the final version, and they have the tools on a machine you can make a
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@48, point taken. Getting people to add audio description would be nice -- and if necessary we can force them to do it via legal means (e.g.: amending the ADA, perhaps). The ADA does need amendment anyway. And though I understand the reason
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@44, Yep. That section can be found here. Additionally, I point mods to section 121A of that title, paragraph (c), which states:OLRC wrote:(c) In conducting activities under subsection (a) or (b), an authorized entity shall establish and
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@44, Yep. That section can be found here. Additionally, I point mods to section 121A of that title, paragraph (c), which states:OLRC wrote:(c) In conducting activities under subsection (a) or (b), an authorized entity shall establish and
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@44, Yep. That section can be found here. Additionally, I point mods to section 121A of that title, paragraph (c), which states:OLRC wrote:(c) In conducting activities under subsection (a) or (b), an authorized entity shall establish and
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@44, Yep. That section can be found here. Additionally, I point mods to section 121A of that title, paragraph (c), which states:OLRC wrote:(c) In conducting activities under subsection (a) or (b), an authorized entity shall establish and
Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@44, Yep. That section can be found here.
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Re: Consider this an official I don't give a damn
@deathstar, please stop nitpicking the mods actions. Seriously. It doesn't do you any favors. At least your not harassing the mods but your still nitpicking the rules.@26, dude, WTF is your problem? The only reason thread necromancy doesn't
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
Yeah, you might be right, 993. Or they might've stopped and added in restrictions to the right. So, ultimately, what I think is this. We need tighter gun control. We need current gun control laws to actually be enforced strictly, not just
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@986, I really hope it doesn't result in millions dead by bullets either, but I also hope it doesn't result in millions dead by the various other ways we can kill one another -- tanks, nuclear weapons, etc. And I don't think that way that
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@986, I really hope it doesn't result in millions dead by bullets either, but I also hope it doesn't result in millions dead by the various other ways we can kill one another -- tanks, nuclear weapons, etc. And I don't think that way that
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@982 and 983, answers:1. Practically speaking, pretty important. Not just for self-defense but for other sports like hunting. People use guns for self-defense more often than you realize; we just don't hear about it because its not usually
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@982 and 983, answers:1. Practically speaking, pretty important. Not just for self-defense but for other sports like hunting. People use guns for self-defense more often than you realize; we just don't hear about it because its not usually
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@977, I understand that the US has a very bad gun problem. And I acknowledge that and am not going to just hide under a rock and deny its existence. However, there is a line to be drawn, and I'd like to be able to carry a weapon with me if
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@974, banning certain types of guns is understandable to a degree. I don't think assault rifles should be banned on the premise of their name having the word "assault" in them, as politicians have done before, or on the amount of gun
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@974, banning certain types of guns is understandable to a degree. I don't think assault rifles should be banned on the premise of their name having the word "assault" in them, as politicians have done before, or on the amount of gun
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@974, banning certain types of guns is understandable to a degree. I don't think assault rifles should be banned on the premise of their name having the word "assault" in them, as politicians have done before, or on the amount of gun
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@974, banning certain types of guns is understandable to a degree. I don't think assault rifles should be banned on the premise of their name having the word "assault" in them, as politicians have done before, or on the amount of gun
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@974, banning certain types of guns is understandable to a degree. I don't think assault rifles should be banned on the premise of their name having the word "assault" in them, as politicians have done before, or on the amount of gun
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@972, you do know that a mandatory gun buyback law won't work. Think logically, Enes. Your literally asking every citizen in the nation -- that's 324 million people as of the 2017 estimate -- to turn in their guns. There are over 500
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@969, hey, I wasn't the one who came up with that, the founders did. But remember that when the constitution was founded times were very, very different. That doesn't mean that I think the 2A should be completely and utterly repealed,
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@966, one of the reasons why the death count by guns is so high is because of gun control. Gun control is nice to a point, but California is the strictest state with gun control laws, and yet its also the state with the highest amount of
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@966, one of the reasons why the death count by guns is so high is because of gun control. Gun control is nice to a point, but California is the strictest state with gun control laws, and yet its also the state with the highest amount of
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@966, one of the reasons why the death count by guns is so high is because of gun control. Gun control is nice to a point, but California is the strictest state with gun control laws, and yet its also the state with the highest amount of
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@961, I really don't think that coronavirus -- or the higher amount of weapon stockpiling -- is a good reason for revoking the second amendment, or any part of it. The possibility you stated may happen or it may not, but that's no reason to
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@961, I think your fear-mongering here. Your saying that guns should be banned just because of a bunch of probabilities that you can't prove will actually happen. Here's the truth: banning weapons has absolutely no effect, at all. There are
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@950, no, when scientists say they don't know much about Covid they literally are telling you the truth -- they don't. We still don't know a lot about this virus, that's for sure. Yes, we have computers researching it but it will still take
Re: Cudo miner, an accessible bitcoin miner!
@15, what new ways are there? I haven't really kept up to date on this sort of thing.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
If an OS had no error checking it would crash pretty much instantaneously. There are about 32 different exceptions a processor can throw, give or take a few. And if you don't have handlers in for those, well... But post 342 has a good point. As I said in 340,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
If an OS had no error checking it would crash pretty much instantaneously. There are about 32 different exceptions a processor can throw, give or take a few. And if you don't have handlers in for those, well...
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@930, agreed. Its something like "You can only save $2000 and then we'll cut your benefits". Which is completely unrealistic because if I go and rent an apartment, its going to cost me way more than $2000.00 just to ensure that I can live
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@339, the code is publicly available. I never said that it wasn't. I said that its not possible to contribute like it would be if Nash had initially started with GitHub or another version-control system or source code distribution system. The source code is
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@339, the code is publicly available. I never said that it wasn't. I said that its not possible to contribute like it would be if Nash had initially started with GitHub or another version-control system or source code distribution system. The source code is
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@339, the code is publicly available. I never said that it wasn't. I said that its not possible to contribute like it wouldbe if Nash had initially started with GitHub or another version-control system or source code distribution system. The source code is
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
I agree with 337. Plus the code isn't exactly readable and there's no way of contributing to it -- which I've bitched about in the past.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@913, the answer is simple: the framers of the constitution didn't trust a full democracy. You can find more info here: https://www.factcheck.org/2008/02/the-r … al-college
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Re: FaceBook is really starting to piss me off
@25, Oh, I see. Thanks for that clarification.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
@872, I loved that! I got a kick out of that -- thanks! Seriously though, 872 pretty much just destroyed every possible argument -- and then some! Oh wait, we did that like 5-6 pages back. Whoops.And don't even get me started on 5G created
Re: FaceBook is really starting to piss me off
I disagree with making your friends list private. That prevents people from seeing your friends list completely, even if they're on that list. It also prevents them from seeing if they have any mutual connections.@21, I'm not really sure how
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