Cleverson

@clv1
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I'm a graduated musician, though I use Mastodon mostly to read news and ocasionally talk about technology in general, and assistive technologies in particular. I'm blind, and I make use of a screen reader software.
Youtube channel containing few piano covers by mehttps://www.youtube.com/@cleversn/
@jcsteh Hi, in my machine, Firefox sometimes freezes and stops responding, in particular when I access blogspot pages, but it doesn't happen everytime, so it's difficult to reproduce with exact steps. The only way to recover is pressing alt-f4 so it asks if I want to wait or close. In addition, Firefox's crash report doesn't appear. Is there anything I can do to help debug that?

I don't consider myself old, 24 years is pretty young in my opinion. But sometimes I see what currently 11-12-year-old kids, especially the blind ones, are doing online, and I feel ashamed for them.
When I was that age, it didn't even cross my mind or my friends' minds to spam servers, to freeze someone's computer with thousands of notifications. In fact, let's start with the fact that basically no extra notifications were turned on. I didn't care who logged in and out of which server, I didn't have six hundred bots dedicated to one and the same function... Of course, technology wasn't at the level then that it is now. We didn't really have smartphones; in fact, we were glad if we could handle them on our own because not all of them were able to speak.
No, this won't be a post about how everything was better in the old days, because it wasn't. I think today's kids have a much better world and have so many more things right in their hands that they could use for good things. Only the thing is, they could... Because they don't do it.
An average American blind kid's greatest amusement today is banning other kids of a similar age from here and there, and spamming them. Another kid of a similar age, but from an European country, takes revenge on the "older ones" by blasting some music at max volume on their own speaker in their own room, as if that would change anything.
These kids have no emotional intelligence, no respect for others, and there isn't a single one among them who would tell them, "wait, stop, this is not right."
Of course, we were kids too. We argued, we fought, we hurt each other. But there were a few things that were sacred: we didn't talk to our parents like dogs, we protected our friends, we would have walked through fire for our siblings, and in general, we didn't act like idiots.

#blind #emotions #respect

With some distribution projects starting to adapt age verification code, I wonder if people are now starting to realize why immutable filesystems are such a concern? Once a distro bakes user tracking code into the core image it's harder to get rid of it when dealing with an immutable operating system. With a writable filesystem the component can just be swapped out or recompiled.

RE: https://mastodon.ie/@lexiconista/116279296365565394

Great read for someone interested in programming and linguistics like me; thanks!

I'd like to create a web page at neocities.org, but there are some unlabeled, mysterious fields on the sign up page. Has anyone managed to create an account there? and after that, is everything accessible to manage your web site?

RE: https://dragonscave.space/@TheQuinbox/116274068625434025

Great! Thanks a lot for the initiative.

This is fantastic.
'Top 15 recording mistakes in famous songs'
https://youtu.be/sEsHWXeQw6c?si=AxpSfwQ50chBOgTR
Top 15 recording mistakes in famous songs

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