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   aggressively biphasic sleeper (itsmeholland@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Feb-2024 02:44:04 JST aggressively biphasic sleeper

   • Casey Reeves
   • Slatian
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   • Jookia

   @xogium @x0 @baschdel @jookia does this extrapolate to the idea that a person who already exclusively uses Linux as a sighted person and loses their sight will basically have to switch to Windows just to learn how to basically navigate a computer as a blind person? It's so wild how no one thinks about accessibility when anyone can become deaf/blind/disabled at any point in their life even if they used to be abled.

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     x0 (x0@dragonscave.space)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Feb-2024 02:44:02 JST x0

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     • Casey Reeves
     • Jookia

     @jookia @itsmeholland @xogium Unless they have an insane amount of patience and probably don't actually use a GUI except emacs, yes. There is some work being done in the space, at least, it's been picking up recently. accessKit and Odylia among other developments.

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     Jookia (jookia@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Feb-2024 02:44:03 JST Jookia

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     • Casey Reeves
     • Slatian
     • x0

     @itsmeholland @xogium @x0 @baschdel yep. the solution we're going with is just don't lose your sight

     GreenSkyOverMe (Monika) repeated this.