@EmeraldRose@InsaneAtheist I just told my girlfriend about this instance and she thinks it's just as funny as me.
No offense meant to those of you over there on that instance, it's just I find it funny as shit that that's the name that was chosen. I mean of all things...
Okay, blind people will strait up wine and bitch and complain anytime someone makes a statement about, "oh, you can do things, but your blind?" Yet, these same motherfuckers will up and create a mastodon instance that leans into abelist language.
I'm all for reclaiming things, but at this point you're just inviting assholes like me to come along to provide snarky commentary on the utter ridiculousness of your stance.
So, which is it. Are you able because you use a cane, or does the cane enable you to...You know what? That doesn't make any sense either.
So, where would one suggest buying HRT supplies and meds online?
I wanna get ahead of the damage and start stocking up, but there's only so much I can farm from my insurance. Will talk to my doc about things, but I'd rather have backup plans and a sizeable backup supply should things get bad.
@tek@mybarkingdogs@thegibson Are you guys taking applicants of random disabled trans long term netrunners who lack programming skills? Because like....
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So I'm running into some accessibility issues in my algebra course involving graphing. I do not have the support of state services for the blind, however I'm connected with disability services on campus. Otherwise, I'm going at all this on my own and for the most part handeling things well.
However, I'm not exactly sure how best to overcome things where advanced math and graphing come into play.
My tools currently include a standard, non-graphic calculator, a laptop running NVDA as a screen reader, 80-cell braille display on lone from disability services and a whole lot of tenacity. So far, I've maintained a consistent A in my course, but with the graphing stuff, I'm concerned that might change.
So, what are your tools and techniques for dealing with this and more advanced calculatory things? What add-ons may be of use, what tools should I be looking at, and what questions should I be asking?
Thank you so much in advanced to anyone who offers any advice.
@kaia We kinda need to see more of this honestly, and not just at conventions.
I'm all for normalizing contact between even casual interactions as we're all creatures of touch, but in this day and age, acknowledgement of consent is a lot more expected, so pins like these would be a good thing so people know who they can hug and who they shouldn't.
The one thing I keep coming backto is how us blind folks are mostly pinned into the Masto side of things, as there's really no Pluroma clients that are accessible to us, and the sites are generally shit. Bubble timeline much?
All the others are the same way. Very inaccessible, and the APIs, as I understand it, operate differently, so the two or three clients we do have that are made within our communities don't bridge the gap. That's not even going into the other fediverse platforms, most of which are really not friendly to our tech uses.
Also, there's the snag that some of us do have some useable vision, like myself for example, and all our clients made in the blind community feature absolutely no image support, which in the case of people like me, means that we're extra reliant on alt text images.
This is why I like ELK. The accessibility is passible though not the best, and I do get image and video support without having to leave the app.
Do you know what accessibility is like with the app? Like I know you don't use screen readers or any of that, but have you heard anything from other users?
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