Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@63, I have no friends in China at this time, unfortunately. I appologise for my racism; that was not my intent. I've re-read the offending post and retract post 60. I'm not going to delete it though for obvious reasons.
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Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@61, I was specifically talking about the government, not the rest of China. I had no intention of being racist.
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Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
The below post is from an American point of view. I cannot speak for other countries.I think the term "racist" is being thrown around here without the users of the word actually knowing what that means. The term Racist is defined
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
I think the term "racist" is being thrown around here without the users of the word actually knowing what that means. The term Racist is defined as "a person who shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
I think the term "racist" is being thrown around here without the users of the word actually knowing what that means. The term Racist is defined as "a person who shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
I've still got a Pixel 3A, that phone is actually decent. Generally phone technology just keeps getting worse; people are more interested in providing people with higher-resolution cameras and all that jaz instead of improving the
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@36, I am not "judging" what features are and aren't important. Android has language switching, iOS has language switching. Is Android's method inefficient? Sure, but there are always alternative screen readers. Again, don't judge
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@36, I am not "judging" what features are and aren't important. Android has language switching, iOS has language switching. Is Android's method inefficient? Sure, but there are always alternative screen readers. Again, don't judge
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@36, I am not "judging" what features are and aren't important. Android has language switching, iOS has language switching. Is Android's method inefficient? Sure, but there are always alternative screen readers. Again, don't judge
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@30, my point is that it shouldn't be dependent on whether one screen reader on one platform is better than another on another platform to determine that platforms "value", which is literally the basis of every supposed complaint
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@30, my point is that it shouldn't be dependent on whether one screen reader on one platform is better than another on another platform to determine that platforms "value", which is literally the basis of every supposed complaint
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@30, my point is that it shouldn't be dependent on whether one screen reader on one platform is better than another on another platform, which is literally the basis of every supposed complaint about Android. You *donot* need
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
@22, that doesn't make TB unworthy/worse than VO. Does it lack some features that VO has? Certainly. Does that make it somehow inferior? Nope. Apples to oranges, NVDA/JAWS to Orca. Completely different screen readers, completely
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
The problem here I think is that *every* issue people attribute to android is a massive generalization. That's because Android is open and allows any vendor to do pretty much whatever they like with it. Android is not iOS, so I
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
The problem here I think is that *every* issue people attribute to android is a massive generalization. That's because Android is open and allows any vendor to do pretty much whatever they like with it. Android is not iOS, so I
Re: Suggestions for Switching from iOS to Android (Pixel 4)
The problem here I think is that *every* issue people attribute to android is a massive generalization. That's because Android is open and allows any vendor to do pretty much whatever they like with it. Android is not iOS, so I
Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
The question "why did we switch from the command line to the GUI" was asked. Simple answer: we didn't. Sure,its what you see on all Windows computers, but the command line is not gone. It still exists and there is a very low probability
Re: Research Into Altered States In The Blind: Invitation for participants
It might qualify, though I doubt it. Sleep paralysis is a necessary protection mechanism to prevent you from acting out your dreams and unconsciously harming yourself.
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Re: Research Into Altered States In The Blind: Invitation for participants
It might qualify, though I doubt it. Sleep paralysis is a necessary protection mechanism necessary to prevent you from acting out your dreams.
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Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
@36, I've got a master password plus U2F authentication for my password manager. I don't think Btwarden allows U2F-only auth, though I wish it did.
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Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
@32, Again, common sense does protect you from some things, but not everything.@31, the setting the slider to zero method does not completely disable UAC. UAC is still active. It just gets rid of prompts (which really aren't as annoying as
Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
@32, Again, common sense does protect you from some things, but not everything.
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Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
Disabling UAC is precisely the wrong thing to do. Common sense is not a cure to prevent all software vulnerabilities, and just because you use "a little common sense" does in no way make you invulnerable. Most games save their save data
Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
Disabling UAC is precisely the wrong thing to do. Common sense is not a cure to prevent all software vulnerabilities, and just because you use "a little common sense" does in no way make you invulnerable. Most games save their save data
Re: Code Factory voices
I baught Voxin and the installer is broken. Ug.
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Re: I'm a little on edge, looking for advice
@12, the ring hacks weren't just because people reused passwords. It was also because Ring is the furthest company who would care about your privacy. It also was because Ring devces come with default usernames and passwords. Most people don't
Re: Opinions on the victer reader stream
I don't like how the trek will randomly crash for no apparent reason on me whne I'm reading some books. Also, its internal RAM is shit. It can't read a 12-14 MB text file but it can read a 200 MB ebook? OK then... and all the text file is is text.
Re: Code Factory voices
@8, Windows already runs on ARM. I think that now itsup to the users who want to switch to ARM.
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Re: Fellow Chrome users: Anyone else experiencing this?
This was a problem I had (now I'm on Linux but I still have Windows on this thing so I can play games LOL) and I've experienced this before. I read a lot of specifications and other large documents, and NVDA (and evenOrca at times)
Re: Research Into Altered States In The Blind: Invitation for participants
I'm quite curious how skype or phone calls are a good medium for this kind of thing. How do you know that the participant isn't lying to you or giving you half-truths when your talking to someone who may not have
Re: the brailleRap low-cost embosser
@4, it definitely is illegal. From title 15, U.S. code:Section 1:Every contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, is declared to be
Re: the brailleRap low-cost embosser
@4, it definitely is illegal. From title 15, U.S. code:Section 1:Every contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, is declared to be
Re: My problem with the Blindy handbook
@55, Amazon can remove books from your Amazon library even if you've baught them. Of course, its illegal, since a digital good is still a good, and removal by a corporation from your library is an act of theft. You could easily sue them on that
Re: My problem with the Blindy handbook
@55, Amazon can remove books from your Amazon library even if you've baught them. Of course, its illegal, since a digital good is still a good, and removal by a corporation from your library is an act of theft. You could easily sue them on that
Re: is my dad's will unbalanced?
Dude, don't you have any kind of tact? This is not something you discuss online with strangers.
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Re: My problem with the Blindy handbook
@13, can you provide a lst of sited people and organizations/companeis that use TeamTalk over all other solutions? I significantly doubt TeamTalk is used in the workplace or by sited individuals; there are far, far better platforms that they can use.
Re: My problem with the Blindy handbook
Allow me to tell you something very, very ironic: nowhere did I ever see my name in there. Nowhere. Yet they happily included others... makes me wonder. I mean, I read it and found it quite holarious, but it definitely was not the right way to go
Re: An inexplicable NVDA issue that is starting to drive me crazy
@23, if I'm interpreting the note from the MSDN correctly then hooks against 64-bit process from 32-bit processes could cause this kind of issue. I'm not a professional windows programmer though. Still doesn't excuse
Re: An inexplicable NVDA issue that is starting to drive me crazy
@19, I honestly have no idea why it would be giving you that error. I don't know NVDA so unfortunately can't give much info.
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Re: In which country is better to live?
@48, and you don't think that multinational and international companies earn millions from millions of customers either? Seriously dude? You know Huawei? Yeah, the tech giant in China? Less than 30 seconds of research gives me the following details
Re: In which country is better to live?
@48, and you don't think that multinational and international companies earn millions from millions of customers either? Seriously dude? You know Huawei? Yeah, the tech giant in China? Less than 30 seconds of research gives me the following details
Re: An inexplicable NVDA issue that is starting to drive me crazy
@4, if your theory is correct, this is probably a very good explanation, and even more reason to make a 64-bit version of NVDA: "Because hooks run in the context of an application, they must match the "bitness" of the
Re: An inexplicable NVDA issue that is starting to drive me crazy
@4, if your theory is correct, this is probably a very good explanation, and even more reason to make a 64-bit version of NVDA: "Because hooks run in the context of an application, they must match the "bitness" of the
Re: An inexplicable NVDA issue that is starting to drive me crazy
@4, if your theory is correct, this is probably a very good explanation, and even more reason to make a 64-bit version of NVDA: "Because hooks run in the context of an application, they must match the "bitness" of the
Re: Why I prefer NVDA over JAWS
@28, I must disagree on JAWS's supposedly great OCR features. JAWS and NVDA are pretty much equal on that front, though I don't know if JAWS has windows 10 OCR. (Sde note: if you go check out https://support.freedomscientific.com/d … WSWhatsNew, you'll
Re: Why I prefer NVDA over JAWS
See, the issue is that FS/VFO/whatever know that should companies and orgs wise up to the fact that the price model they use is unrealistic and never works in reality without what they have in place, they'll collapse and cease to exist. So they do their best
Re: Why I prefer NVDA over JAWS
See, the issue is that FS/VFO/whatever know that should companies and orgs wise up to the fact that the price model they use is unrealistic and never works in reality without what they have in place, they'll collapse and cease to exist. So they do their best
Re: My New Forum
@51, first, there are no "mirrors" of this forum other than what the wayback machine has managed to capture. FYI, the last capture was on September 27, 2019 (https://web.archive.org/web/20190927110 … ogames.net). The one before that was July 31
Re: I have a multiple account
Lol, I was 10 when I registered here. OK, actually, I had just turned 11 on the same day I registered. @54, seriously dude, really? Come on, that's not any kind of response that makes any sense.
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Re: I have a multiple account
@17, fair enough. But banning individual accounts when they're using the Tor network is probably a better idea than banning that exit node entirely, especially when you don't know who else could be routed through that same node. (Sde note: I think that
Re: I have a multiple account
The issue with banning people who are using Tor is that your banning legitimate people who may just want to use Tor to remain anonymous. That's the huge issue with this; its no longer about using a VPN, but about banning possible future innocent users who
Re: YouTube - Content Creators: What's new?
Google banning someone over ad blockers is as likely as the entire US constitution being revoked by a single person. In other words - not gonna happen.
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Re: My New Forum
@12, considering you know nothing about the guy, stay out of that area.@11, some forum software that is accessible include:* SMF* MyBB (I think)* PHPBB* Discourse* VBulletin
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Re: Kaspersky's secure screen became accessible
Its probably one of the best AV/AM companies around. They're software used to be accessible and now its not... perhaps I should approach them about it, considering I'm subscribed to their blog.
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Re: Pirated sound effects in this community.
Here's what I'm wondering. I'd like to make this move as well for anything that uses sounds that I end up making, but have a bit of a problem. Considering that everything is moving to a subscription-based model, what is the site that hs the
Re: Introducing the just crap page!
@6 ,MB doesn't even let me go to it, says its fraudulent. 'll trust my AV program over this guy any day.
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Re: Kaspersky's secure screen became accessible
I wish Sophos had kept their old interface for their AV/AM products. Sophos was really, really good. Hell, it still is, just not with accessibility.
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Re: Introducing the just crap page!
Wow, I'm not surprised Malwarebytes believes this website to be fraudulent...
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Re: Let us search for people on Facebook again
Lol it took this guy 5 minths toget 2000 supporters. Um wow. That's sad.
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Re: I've never felt so angry!
@55, I don't mind and from your point of view I can understand your point and normally would gladly acknowledge it as valid. In this instance, I did not consider it so and explained my reasoning. You didn't do anything wrong -- you did what anyone else would
Re: Let us search for people on Facebook again
@18, lol, going through his topics for my daily chuckles.
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Re: Let us search for people on Facebook again
@15, word. This is literally an opening for even more stalkerware. We don't need more of that.
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Re: Let us search for people on Facebook again
Typical jonikster up to their old ways. "Let us search through everyone's information (whether they know or appreciate us digging through that or not, and whether they consent to it or not)! Even if it violates the GDPR and various other
Re: Kaspersky's secure screen became accessible
Same
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Re: is vertual box accessible?
Please, enough with the "VMware Player" vs. "VirtualBox" nonsense. Both are good. VBox has definitely superior to VMware Player (you can, after all, get everything for free in VBox, whereas you have to pay to get everything in VMware player). VBox is
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@48, the chance of a new programmer writing this kind of code is very low (at least, from what I've seen). No Pyton book ever talks about exec(), from what I've seen, and I've never seen a newbie (on any forum I know of) program the way he does without getting
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I must disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I msut disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .py file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@46, I msut disagree on "crap logic". Why would someone download a .txt file (containing whatever they like) and call Python's exec() function on it? Why would a hobbyist project even want to do such a thing when the alternative, doing auto-updates the normal
Re: Linux discussion, tips and hints
@20, certainly:1) A Practical Guide to Linux® Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming, 3rd Edition (9780133085082)2) Linux Phrasebook, 2nd Edition (9780133038590)I'd also recommend:1) The Debian Administrator's Handbook (this is available for free
Re: Linux discussion, tips and hints
@20, certainly:1) A Practical Guide to Linux® Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming, 3rd Edition (9780133085082)2) Linux Phrasebook, 2nd Edition (9780133038590)I'd also recommend:1) The Debian Administrator's Handbook (this is available for free
Re: I've never felt so angry!
@44, its not bias. There is evidence to suggest that a virus could easily be injected into the code because the program does nothing to even verify that the code came from the site in question. So its just as bad as a virus, with the only difference that it
Re: Going Linux
@97, I haven't tested Kali in a while, and I've never tred Tails (primarily because I haven't had a need for that yet).
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Re: Going Linux
@93, Tails is the kind of distro you boot and use, then unplug it and go on yoru way. Its a live-only dstro -- you don't install it, because that defeats the purpose of it. Kali is explicitly designed for penetration testing/security analysis.
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Re: Going Linux
Also. Trying out NixOS as a server-based Linux OS. Its worked pretty amazingly thus far with a few minor issues i.e. cargo can't find openssl for Rust). Should try it as a desktop version...
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Re: Going Linux
The fact that Brad deleted the topic is just ridiculous. I thought we actually might have some new converts, then he did that. How selfish.
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Re: Trying out Linux.
I don't think it is, though there might be some hacky workarounds to make it accessible. Debian's installer is though (just go into the Debian bootloader and press S and enter to start the text-based accessible installer).
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Re: Trying out Linux.
@27, I don't know of a generic "Linux Wiki". I know there's wikis like the Arch Wki -- which is really good. While it is primarily aimed at Arch Linux, its an incredibly good resources for learning how to configure various packages if your willing to adjust it to the
Re: Trying out Linux.
@25, yes, you were stating your personal views. I never said you weren't. I was responding to your criticism -- which is a part of your personal opinion -- that LInux has lots of commands you need to remember and lots of options, and pointing you to extremely valuable
Re: Trying out Linux.
@25, yes, you were stating your personal views. I never said you weren't. I was responding to your criticism -- which is a part of your personal opinion -- that LInux has lots of commands you need to remember and lots of options, and pointing you to extremely valuable
Re: Trying out Linux.
@25, yes, you were stating your personal views. I never said you weren't. I was responding to your criticism -- which is a part of your personal opinion -- that LInux has lots of commands you need to remember and lots of options, and pointing you to extremely valuable
Re: Trying out Linux.
@20-21, you should ask yourself then why Linux powers the entire world (and even the ISS). It becomes cmprehensible if yuor willing to try it and learn what each command does (you have manual and info pages, you know).@19, no, its not. Tails is not designed for that.
Re: Trying out Linux.
@16, Tails s not a system that you install.
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Re: Trying out Linux.
I've tried it before, could never get a system going with it. And don't get me started on updating it either -- that's a nightmare.
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Re: Trying out Linux.
Stay away from Arch Linux and other advanced distros like that until you've got a good grasp on how Lnux works, partition management and such. Arch Linux is not newbie friendly, no matter what "arch installer" you mentioned. At Queens, there's FreeOS as well, though
Re: Sound gator image code, what is this thing and how can I get past it.
@5, I know!
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Re: Sound gator image code, what is this thing and how can I get past it.
This reminds me of the CAPTCHA of AWS. I tried resetting my password and it still won't let me even though I contacted them about that. And OCR doesn't help at all.
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Re: I Have a Favor to Ask of the Community
It is currently 15:33 hours CDT. Today, alone, I have received a total of 30 emails in my personal account. Yesterday I received a total of 41 emails. I have a total of 29,744 (and counting) unread emails. In my inbox, mind.So, I get quite a lot
Re: YouTube - Content Creators: What's new?
@33, what do you mean by "you were banned"? From what and for what reason and on what platform?
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Re: can someone host my team talk server
I don't know why a current business would ever use TT in the first place when we have Zoom (which I've seen more and more companies use). A new business might but current ones?
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Re: youtube alternatives
@29, agreed again. If I'd ever done anything like theft, my parents would've grounded me for a month if not longer (which has never happened, ever). And unlike some parents, my parents actually know my way of disobeying their groundings, so they're quite capable of
Re: youtube alternatives
@27, word. I completely disapprove of giving children access to (any) kind of technology under the age of at minimum 6 that is as powerful as an iPhone or iPad. Kids always, always find ways around parental controls and other defensive mechanisms that are designed
Re: youtube alternatives
@27, word. I completely disapprove of giving children access to (any) kind of technology under the age of at minimum 6 that is as powerful as an iPhone or iPad. Kids always, always find ways around parental controls and other defensive mechanisms that are designed
Re: youtube alternatives
@27, word. I completely disapprove of giving children access to (any) kind of technology under the age of at minimum 6 that is as powerful as an iPhone or iPad. Kids always, always find ways around parental controls and other defensive mechanisms that are designed
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