Archive for category: Macintosh supremacy
Of or pertaining to the supremacy of the Macintosh
- [Redacted] (2012.12.06)
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- This is how lousy Android accessibility is (2012.08.05)
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A couple of Android devices, running the rarely-seen current version of the operating system, kind of support accessibility. How well? About as well as you’d expect
- Slavoj Žižek explains Apple design (2012.06.20)
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A limited freedom of choice opens up other freedoms of choice, Slavoj Žižek says
- At this point I think Apple can afford captioning (2012.06.20)
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Whether they’re captioned up front or shipped first and captioned later, Apple has the money to pay for captioning of its videos. Because I thought Apple was committed to accessibility
- Somebody buy Russell Smith an iPad (2012.03.11)
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Novelist/columnist/journalist/bon vivant Russell Smith needs to quit dramatically bemoaning that his literary career is over the next time he suffers a retinal detachment. Instead, he needs an iPad
- The conflict-free iPhone (2012.01.30)
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The kernel around which Apple’s first post-Jobs decade might crystallize is a phrase that will become a touchstone – conflict-free iPhone
- GetGlue, maker of iPhone apps blind people can’t use, is hiring! (2011.11.30)
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Some kind of app named GetGlue is so inaccessible two blind people had to record a 45-minute podcast teaching you how to overcome the problem. And now GetGlue is hiring!
- Can you use an iPhone in the Yukon? (2011.11.29)
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Yes, the iPhone 4S works in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, and Fort Nelson – but you’d never know it from the lack of publicity