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Moments in Disability History 24 | ADA's International Impact | The ADA Legacy Project

Honestly, the Americans with Disabilities Act is one of those exceptional policies I'm most proud of as an Usonian. We were the first country to seriously accommodate for all abilities and it had an international influence mn.gov/mnddc/ada-legacy/ada-l...

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Access Pass - Accessibility (U.S. National Park Service)

Another benefit I have for my ADHD disability: free lifetime pass to the US National Parks www.nps.gov/subjects/accessib...

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how to get the Access park as a visitor with a disability.

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Your Rights to ADHD Accommodations at Work

My entire career I've advocated for myself to become a remote worker and minimizing distractions so I can focus on my core work. Turns out I was advocating for ADHD accommodations this whole time www.additudemag.com/adhd-law-...

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Are you entitled to ADHD accommodations at work? Do disability protections exist for adults with attention deficit?

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Does Vons/Albertsons still hire union workers for their deliveries or are they using DoorDash or Uber?

Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 29/09/2026

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“What if we released malware represented in the form of a cute avatar” is an actual business plan now.

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Dots are OpenAI's new personal agents and soon you'll be able to control several of them - Engadget

Sure, seems safe.

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Nolan Hicks @ndhapple.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

A well written doc or plan shows human effort. That they did the research and wrote & rewrote their doc until it was understandable & enjoyable to read. AI generated technical writing is not only incoherent, but just a fucking pain to read.

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The tunnel needs to get built and the line needs to be electrified to make the tunnel practical.

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sam henri gold @samhenri.gold · 26/09/2026

I really hate the large markdown files that AI slops out. They're long, verbose, & still need to be reviewed for accuracy (which I bet you gets skimped on). I've been seeing them for documentation & planning, the kind of thing you want clarity on, but instead get slammed with information overload.

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I built Light Touch, a full-featured iPod touch 2G emulator for Mac. Networking + Wayback Machine proxy, GLES/3D games support, a built-in app store via legacystore.app, rotation, screen capture, the works. Have fun github.com/samhenrigold...

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Andrew Lawrence @ndrew.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

how i walk out of a job interview after leaving my empty iced coffee on your desk

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One less thing to distra…oh the kitchen countertop is looking gross. That is bothering me

I bring a big ol sippie cup labeled “femboy milk” to my job interviews. I sip from it loudly and exclaim “mmmm! Yummy wummies!” while maintaining eye contact. This is how I assert dominance and land the job

Ah yes, productive procrastination, my fav ADHD coping mechanism

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Two decades ago Google was known for hiring programmers who showed up to their interviews in T-shirt, shorts, and flip flops. I thought we were past this

Now I have no idea what the holdup was then lol

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Mario Guzmán @marioguzman.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

So they got around to preventing DRM audio from being screen recorded then?

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In the spirit of advocating for more native Mac Development, I wanted to share (early) my new app: Address Book. It uses the Contacts API on Mac so it keeps everything in sync with your Contacts across your Apple devices — just a new UI for macOS. One that works. Coming Soon. #AppKit #macOS

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mcc @dryad.technology · 24/09/2026

TLDR * "AI will kill us all" messaging in the press will last *exactly* as long as it benefits the tech companies, then stop * You will *not* be killed by a skynet super-AI * You are somewhat likely to be killed by AI-related global warming * You are very, very likely to be killed by an AI taxi

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Pip Wren @lollibeepop.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

A joyous fat bear week to all 🐻

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ilovecomputers ℹ️❤️🖥 @ilove.computer · 24/09/2026

who tf invited bro to the UN function?

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ilovecomputers ℹ️❤️🖥 @ilove.computer · 23/09/2026

If anyone gives you lip about being a Hochul stan will need to be reminded what a Hochul critic you were back when she was about to kill congestion pricing

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ilovecomputers ℹ️❤️🖥 @ilove.computer · 22/09/2026

Someone out there kicking off their podcast career thanks to the yellow pages

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“The Real Yellow Pages” book cover. Claims to be “THE ORIGINAL SEARCH ENGINE”

A blue information bar at the top reads:
Find trusted local businesses near you, search verified listings, connect with plumbers, electricians, restaurants, and more by telling your voice activated smart device to go to "TheRealYellowPages.com".

A yellow pages back page. Single page poster format.
"Podcast Recording: The Basics"

Below is the image to text output of the page:
The popularity of podcasts cannot be conhattered a surprised. Being a (mostly) free source of
entertainment and information, unique insi age auld even enlightening discourse, it isn't a shock that many
have chosen the medium as a means of expressing themselves.
And while content is important when putting out a podcast, the technical aspect of it is very crucial
After all, if your listener cannot hear what you say, it's unlikely they'l keep tuning in..
So, with that in mind, here are a few things to remember when recording your podcast.
Use The Proper Equipment
As a purely auditory medium, the audio
quality of your podcast is extremely
important. While most laptops come built
in with a mic, this is not the advisable
thing to record your voice on for content
that you intend to broadcast. Be sure to
look for the right equipment that fits your
needs and budget.
Warm Up
The majority of podcasts last for at least
an hour, so it would be ideal to warm up.
Do a few tongue twisters and other oral
and vocal exercises to stretch those
muscles for an extended recording.
This way, you open your podcast with
the appropriate amount of energy and
readiness.
Find The Right Space
For the best quality, try to find a small,
quiet room you can do your recording in.
Be sure to be in a place wherein your pets
or housemates can't accidentally walk in
and disrupt your recording.
If soundproofing is not a viable option,
you can muffle external noises with
cushions and other similar available
materials.
Proper Mic Use
Be sure to employ the right microphone
techniques. Remember that the mic should
be at the same height as your mouth. Sit a
few inches away from the mic and use a
pop filter for the best quality possible. Keep
distance in mind, as the closer you are to
the microphone, the louder you'll sound.
Once you find the right distance for the
desired volume, you're ready to record.
Just follow these tips and your podcast would definitely have that distinct professional sound
that makes all podcasts great. After that, it's all up to you.
The above information is not a substitute for nrofessional advice and is orovided for informational purposes onlv. Publisher does not endorse its contents
makes no representation or warranty as to its accuracy, and takes no responsibility as to information it contains that may be subject to change

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Igalia @igalia.com · 21/09/2026

Twenty-five years ago ten people set out to find whether a company owned by its workers could do serious engineering entirely in the open. We think the answer is in the commit logs. All of it is upstream, where anyone can use it. Here is to the next twenty-five.

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Lea Verou, PhD @lea.verou.me · 19/09/2026

If someone as brilliant as Jane has to post a cry for help, something is very wrong with the world.

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ilovecomputers ℹ️❤️🖥 @ilove.computer · 19/09/2026

I’m just gonna provide y’all the link directly secure.actblue.com/donate/nithy... Please go donate, especially if you’re from LA cause the city will match you 6-to-1

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Donate to Nithya Raman

Show your support with a contribution.

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ilovecomputers ℹ️❤️🖥 @ilove.computer · 19/09/2026

The quality of the software produced for Jurassic Park did make you question the skills of the devs who wrote it

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Louie Mantia, Jr. @lmnt.me · 17/09/2026

Making Liquid Glass after-hours icons lately, just for fun. Here’s an interpretation of Panic’s Nova app icon. Read more here: lmnt.me/blog/sketchb...

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Nova

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Oh, that original SD nightly post is gone. Wonder if it was cause of the misquote. I honestly thought you said that and it stuck with me lol

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Bruce Lawson @brucel.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Just to be clear, I’m not being those “programmers should write in assembly” types. When I write in high level languages and even “have” to use LLM assistance at my job, I still try to map what is happening on screen to my mental model of what is physically happening to the data.

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"Generative AI is unavoidable if you install macOS 27. I’m being very literal: There used to be a toggle you could hit if you wanted to turn off Apple Intelligence and delete the gigabytes’ worth of AI models it would download to your disk, and now there isn’t". arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026...

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macOS 27 Golden Gate: The Ars Technica review

It's both a "Snow Leopard update" and a major leap for Apple Intelligence.

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Even before LLMs, computing was obfuscated by the rush to release new products & gaining more market share instead of slowing down to refine what we've made. Just compare the old LAMP stack to the Kubernete NPM clusterfuck we have now. I want a "OSX Snow Leopard" moment with my trade lol

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It's not just the mound of generated code that contributes to the problem, but the degradation of dev skills. We're allowing ourselves to understand the machine less and less. Turning it more and more into a black box. If we didn't have to rush and took the time to study, it wouldn't be this way.

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Since I was a teenager, my whole struggle with coding was trying to wade through the layers of misdirection to get at the heart of what these machines were *physically* doing. With that knowledge I felt capable of doing wondrous things with computers. LLMs have only worsen this obfuscation

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