hmmm do it anyway.
Ok I can't prommise any donations but I am part admin of a podcast site, I can
submit material for inclusion, I can probably promote the project heck could
even get my own section basedon that project if I wished at least I think I can.
At 06:32 a.m. 3/03/2010, you wrote:
>thi
yeah it did other things to.
At 06:11 a.m. 3/03/2010, you wrote:
>Here here. I've saved up and purchased all of my assistive tech over the
>years. No group of people is entitled to things for free just because of what
>may be wrong with them. Remember that virus that disabled all of the pirated
thats a point actually
my brother uses google maps all the time.
At 05:33 a.m. 3/03/2010, you wrote:
>Has anyone approached loadstone about adding the googlemaps/earth api's?
>street view and directions are availible in many countrys. you add the
>loadstone user POIS to the google maps api and po
this is something I've been pondering for the last 2 weeks after a
conversation with onj
the Asterisk pbx uses a bounty system to get stuff done. So, basically
you take donations for 3-9 months, then offer the money to developers to
complete
the project. and the project that I invision is an ope
I hear ya there Steve. I didn't admittedly buy my screenreader, but nore
did I crack it. Being on the beta team has it's advantages and if I had
the money and a lot left over, I'd gladly buy it because I like it.
I've successfully stired up a can of worms with this post though, just as I
inten
Here here. I've saved up and purchased all of my assistive tech over the
years. No group of people is entitled to things for free just because of
what may be wrong with them. Remember that virus that disabled all of
the pirated copies of JAWS a couple years ago for Christmas? I'd really
like to
That would be the best, and if I had the knowledge I'd do it or talk to
them about it. Hopefully someone will, because Loadstone could be good
if it just streamlined the process of getting maps and POIs and got
access to the better maps from Google.
Doug Langley wrote:
Has anyone approached lo
Has anyone approached loadstone about adding the googlemaps/earth api's?
street view and directions are availible in many countrys. you add the
loadstone user POIS to the google maps api and poi's and you actually
have something going. google maps is the best source for free maps. if
people do
Not to mention most of those people aren't in countries Vodaphone serve.
So there's another lack of insentive. Now if you had 700 blinks who were
going to break contracts with them over it they might think again but as
it is that's not going to happen. Vodaphone have nothing to gain and
everyth
Thanks for the compliment Doug. Now let me open up another can of worms.
I'm not necessarily going out of my way to piss people off, but if it
happens, oh well.
I think that, to a large extent, a lot of blind people think they're
entitled to accessibility from the private sector, and not only that
Also, the WFA concept of free life time upgrades also put a nail in its
coffin. Wheres the insentive for Vodaphone to develop a program which
wont bring them any sort of positive cash flow? This is a gps program
and it needs updated data on a regular basis and wheres the insentive
for vodaphon
I'm glad to see someone else with a brain. No one ever takes these
internet petitions seriously. I signed it but only because it can only
help more than hurt. That being said, if people spent as much time
working on a new solution instead of trying to save an old dieing one we
would probably al
K this is a record. I was turned off by about the second line of this
guy's message. I totally get being angry about accessibility or the lack
thereof, but begging for signatures is like begging for charity. Neither
one works very well, and getting angry with the people you're trying to
get signatu
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