edited to add: over the past few weeks Apple and their accessibility approach has come up a few times on HN, and when I responded there have been so many questions that I really really wanted to answer. However, not had the energy to be able to respond in a timely manner and certainly not quickly enough and set the article is still on the front page of HN. Basically because quadriplegia.
So I know that there are are a lot of questions about use my computer, and that's largely because The people on HN are genuinely and wonderfully curious.
The question that seems to fascinate able-bodied engineers goes something like this: "imagine coming home and finding somebody had removed every switch, button and lever from every device in your environment; What would you do?" That's the question I had to answer before I could get to where I don't get a job and have to start my own company as a result!
So my question is how best do people think I should share this information? Blog post, Twitter thread (eww) or messenger pigeon?
So I know that there are are a lot of questions about use my computer, and that's largely because The people on HN are genuinely and wonderfully curious.
The question that seems to fascinate able-bodied engineers goes something like this: "imagine coming home and finding somebody had removed every switch, button and lever from every device in your environment; What would you do?" That's the question I had to answer before I could get to where I don't get a job and have to start my own company as a result!
So my question is how best do people think I should share this information? Blog post, Twitter thread (eww) or messenger pigeon?