@Juhele I just ignored it and went on, but were peoples accounts tied to live in such a way that if they had the Live log-in they could also get to the other mails?
or did they get hacked for every account they had , the same way they got hacked for the one, like only one pass word?
@Psycogeek In fact I do not have any information about this. We always used other browser than IE and also other SW than the MS ones. And I never had Hotmail account so I do not know anything about their security.
@Juhele How Cloud based is it? if they make a server change would the program need to be updated to function? or can the "local" aspects of it be held in place? because with cloud stuff, they update thing more often. so you hack it today, and 3 months later the changes you make are tossed out?
originally that was the stevie and billy idea of "the cloud" was to run the programs themselves off the web, so the "version" could change daily on a whim , by the corporation, and everyone would get the same thing.
@Juhele Right, change the gui, and i am wondering if you change it, how long it would stay that way :-)
@Juhele simple change the font size things, are few and far between now. because of the bringing together of the DPI change, the Overall change of the system DPI that more of the programs follow.
@Juhele there is more added issues of deeper locking, and hard linking, it will be interesting to see how that effects making changes, when much of the purpose of it is to stop changes :-)
@Psycogeek Unfortunately, in a settings I cannot fully adjust the used fonts and colors - for list of emails (inbox etc) I have only about 5 choices and the "biggest" font is still too small.
@Psycogeek hehe, would be better to donate the money to someone to write a fully accessible OE replacement for W7 than putting the money to the court :-D
Ooops, I have to go back into the coffin, it begins to dawn :-D
I piddle with Text to speech. not the narrator style because it is obnoxious, and not the horrrible voices that ms has stock. with a good voice, wonder if having the main brunt of the text read outloud would be a relief. even if getting to it takes magnifications?
@Juhele Alpine in the second screenshot is not so much "hardcore" as "hasn't changed any since being created in 1989". They can look better: i.imgur.com/OFUDg.png or i.imgur.com/MKxC8.png
@Psycogeek Narrator is another toy trying to look like "accessibility is also important for us" There is also NVDA which is relatively good. But the user needs to combine voice and magnifier and thus bought Zoomtext.
@grawity No problem for me. Are those "text buttons" also "mouse clickable" or you have to only use the keystrokes presented there?
@grawity Webmail is ok - Firefox is accesible. But there are situations you do not have internet access - in this case very often as the connection is slow and poor and sometimes it is very useful to download mail at school and later read it at home.
@Juhele ms should be sued :-) for the way narrator works in windows 7 . sorry about the off topic. but i fired it up and can not possibly understand how a blind person could tell anything with it.
the narrator is just a bad joke If you compare it with NVDA. They probably wanted to show that they do not ignore impaired users but did not wanted to give enough money to manage something usable.
I was also little bit disappointed by the way AI Squared (Zoomtext creator) does the support - they forum is almost dead and they reply very slowly. For SW which costs more almost 1000 USD...
When I compile, it says it can't find the namespace (basically, but the error message is :"test1.cpp:1: error: âtr1â is not a namespace-name test1.cpp:1: error: expected namespace-name before â;â token "
@surfasb why do you think they are there? check out some of the accessability groups, there is millions of dollers being supplied by the us goverment taxpayer to make accessable.
the sue part was with smiley, as in joke. the quantity of money spent by taxpayers in the us , much of which creates token accessability for that money. is probably not as funny.
But in order to be able to use things that are in a namespace in the current file you either need to do using namespace X or prepned the variable/function/class with`X::`.
std::string str = "Let's sing ABC, trying to replace A, B and C by E.";
std::tr1::regex rx("a|b|c");
std::string replacement = "e";
std::string str2 = std::tr1::regex_replace(str, rx, replacement);
(?modifiers:) <-- As he doesn't specify a modifier in here, it's case sensitive. Seem I was right after all... Yay.
Oh, I was wrong.
> You have probably noticed the resemblance between the modifier span and the non-capturing group (?:group). Technically, the non-capturing group is a modifier span that does not change any modifiers. It is obvious that the modifier span does not create a backreference.
@sabgenton You're only going to find subjective personal meanings on forums and chats. The reason Stack Exchange doesn't allow this type of question is because it can't give an objective answer* to that...
@sabgenton You should hunt down a web hosting company. Anyone with that kind of very useful and very costly to collect information isn't likely to give it out for free.
I'm not on a data plan, so under 50 MB it's the same costs as a data plan, from 50 - 500 MB it costs like 4 times as much and above 500 MB it's just crazy.
So far I've only browsed one page and checked bing maps (some images) in car, tried it at home to see if I could see my data usage somehow (but I can't) tried browsing a bit at a random moment where I was bored and that's that.
So, will see at the end of the month how much I've used.
@Pearsonartphoto have a look at Amahi Home Server . free - use it myself, works really well. they build it off Fedora - but have a Ubuntu version out/beta/in the works
My introducing post is false, my developer post still applies, Pivot has stopped and only some controls were adopted into Silverlight, FF 4.0 improvements is outdated, never heard again of ICE panorama, Harmony still works (amazingly) and Cadmus also stopped back then with improving their services.
I like SU's clean and simple design. And no offense @Pearsonartphoto but SFF's design is hard to look at. It's pretty, sure, but distracting. OMG the chat styling... my brain, it hurtsss
