On 12/12/19 7:16 PM, Paul Boddie wrote:
> On Wednesday 11. December 2019 12.57.10 Carsten Agger wrote:
> Certain kinds of politicians don't want the state to be doing anything that
> might interfere with the supposed "right" of people to make good money,
> especially when it is good money off t
On Wednesday 11. December 2019 12.57.10 Carsten Agger wrote:
>
> There's one very curious thing about this product: Often, organizations
> have software made by private vendors, and the private vendors will
> retain their copyright and their right to keep it proprietary. In this
> case, it's the A
Thank you for this interesting case.
In Norway it is an issue that people with impairments of different types
struggle to get a job. I would think it is an issue in Denmark as well. It
is a lot of effort to become fluent in tools, and having to learn two with
identical purpose makes no sense. I wo
Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (Agency for Digitisation) in Denmark have
created an accessibility product called "acces for all" og "adgang for
alle", which is basically a screen reader. It's available for Windows
and MacOS, and for GNU/Linux-based operating systems it will work with
an extension for Chr
