Archive for category: Accessibility
- ‘No. It’s awful’ (2011.07.10)
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“It must be nice to always believe you’re right, to always think you’re the smartest person in the room.” “No. It’s awful”
- John St. revitalization: War on the car becomes war on the blind (2011.07.06)
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The John St. revitalization will be lethally dangerous to blind people if it includes sidewalks without curbs. And we’re not gonna let that happen
- Lorraine Sommerfeld: Blind teen can fix cars but can’t read article about him (2011.06.16)
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Newsflash, Lorraine Sommerfeld: A teen who can fix cars does not need sighted help to read a newspaper
- Ringtone, flashtone, vibetone (2011.06.09)
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Under iOS 5, not only can you set a ringtone for each of your contacts, you can set a flashtone (not quite) and a vibetone
- Confidential to Lee Jordan of Captions, Inc. (2011.06.07)
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Somebody get Lee Jordan to drop me a line
- Faux fonts of ‘Funkytown’ (2011.03.15)
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It’s Arial! Arial! Everywhere! in Steve Galluccio’s homage to disco Montreal, Funkytown
- Microsoft: ‘We were incompetent on this’ (2010.12.14)
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Why isn’t Windows Phone 7 accessible to blind people? Ask Microsoft. Somebody did, and here was the answer: “We were incompetent on this”
- Tell Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes about HCO (2010.12.10)
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Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes can actually still use the phone, via hearing carryover (HCO) at the relay service. Won’t somebody tell them?