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Incidentally I also made myself a very simple media player that can play pretty much anything and is very similar to Quicktime Player but this is for PC only. It’s not an addon - it’s a proper standalone app. I'm trying to keep it simple but if you've any feedback do let me know. https://github.com/doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer #blind #Blindtech #AssistiveTechnology
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Incidentally I also made myself a very simple media player that can play pretty much anything and is very similar to Quicktime Player but this is for PC only. It’s not an addon - it’s a proper standalone app. I'm trying to keep it simple but if you've any feedback do let me know. https://github.com/doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer #blind #Blindtech #AssistiveTechnology
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Incidentally I also made myself a very simple media player that can play pretty much anything and is very similar to Quicktime Player but this is for PC only. It’s not an addon - it’s a proper standalone app. I'm trying to keep it simple but if you've any feedback do let me know. https://github.com/doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer #blind #Blindtech #AssistiveTechnology
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Incidentally I also made myself a very simple media player that can play pretty much anything and is very similar to Quicktime Player but this is for PC only. It’s not an addon - it’s a proper standalone app. I'm trying to keep it simple but if you've any feedback do let me know. https://github.com/doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer #blind #Blindtech #AssistiveTechnology
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Incidentally I also made myself a very simple media player that can play pretty much anything and is very similar to Quicktime Player but this is for PC only. It’s not an addon - it’s a proper standalone app. I'm trying to keep it simple but if you've any feedback do let me know. https://github.com/doubletaponair/QAudioPlayer #blind #Blindtech #AssistiveTechnology
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Ok I'm nervous to do this but here goes - I've put a project on to GitHub!! The NVDA Item Chooser I started out with as my first project is now being released into the wild. Go check it out. A massive thanks to Brandon and Glenn who helped add some new features and ensure compatibility with the latest NVDA updates. Check it out here: https://github.com/doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTechnology #NVDA
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Ok I'm nervous to do this but here goes - I've put a project on to GitHub!! The NVDA Item Chooser I started out with as my first project is now being released into the wild. Go check it out. A massive thanks to Brandon and Glenn who helped add some new features and ensure compatibility with the latest NVDA updates. Check it out here: https://github.com/doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTechnology #NVDA
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Ok I'm nervous to do this but here goes - I've put a project on to GitHub!! The NVDA Item Chooser I started out with as my first project is now being released into the wild. Go check it out. A massive thanks to Brandon and Glenn who helped add some new features and ensure compatibility with the latest NVDA updates. Check it out here: https://github.com/doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTechnology #NVDA
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Ok I'm nervous to do this but here goes - I've put a project on to GitHub!! The NVDA Item Chooser I started out with as my first project is now being released into the wild. Go check it out. A massive thanks to Brandon and Glenn who helped add some new features and ensure compatibility with the latest NVDA updates. Check it out here: https://github.com/doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTechnology #NVDA
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Ok I'm nervous to do this but here goes - I've put a project on to GitHub!! The NVDA Item Chooser I started out with as my first project is now being released into the wild. Go check it out. A massive thanks to Brandon and Glenn who helped add some new features and ensure compatibility with the latest NVDA updates. Check it out here: https://github.com/doubletaponair/NVDAItemChooser #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTechnology #NVDA
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If we were to do a specific episode, per week let’s say, on vibe coding from the blind point of view, would you be interested? #blind #BlindTech #AssistiveTechnology
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If we were to do a specific episode, per week let’s say, on vibe coding from the blind point of view, would you be interested? #blind #BlindTech #AssistiveTechnology
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If we were to do a specific episode, per week let’s say, on vibe coding from the blind point of view, would you be interested? #blind #BlindTech #AssistiveTechnology
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If we were to do a specific episode, per week let’s say, on vibe coding from the blind point of view, would you be interested? #blind #BlindTech #AssistiveTechnology
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If we were to do a specific episode, per week let’s say, on vibe coding from the blind point of view, would you be interested? #blind #BlindTech #AssistiveTechnology
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Today’s national calendar is an interesting mix: National Vanilla Pudding Day, National Maritime Day, and National Buy an Instrument Day.
What do they all have in common? Technology helps us explore and enjoy every part of life, from recipes and music to travel, research, hobbies, and connecting with others.
At Blind Information Technology Solutions (BITS), we believe accessible technology empowers blind and low vision people to participate fully in all aspects of life.
Want to learn more, share ideas, and grow your technology skills alongside others in the blind and low vision community? Come connect with us.
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Today’s national calendar is an interesting mix: National Vanilla Pudding Day, National Maritime Day, and National Buy an Instrument Day.
What do they all have in common? Technology helps us explore and enjoy every part of life, from recipes and music to travel, research, hobbies, and connecting with others.
At Blind Information Technology Solutions (BITS), we believe accessible technology empowers blind and low vision people to participate fully in all aspects of life.
Want to learn more, share ideas, and grow your technology skills alongside others in the blind and low vision community? Come connect with us.
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Today’s national calendar is an interesting mix: National Vanilla Pudding Day, National Maritime Day, and National Buy an Instrument Day.
What do they all have in common? Technology helps us explore and enjoy every part of life, from recipes and music to travel, research, hobbies, and connecting with others.
At Blind Information Technology Solutions (BITS), we believe accessible technology empowers blind and low vision people to participate fully in all aspects of life.
Want to learn more, share ideas, and grow your technology skills alongside others in the blind and low vision community? Come connect with us.
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Today’s national calendar is an interesting mix: National Vanilla Pudding Day, National Maritime Day, and National Buy an Instrument Day.
What do they all have in common? Technology helps us explore and enjoy every part of life, from recipes and music to travel, research, hobbies, and connecting with others.
At Blind Information Technology Solutions (BITS), we believe accessible technology empowers blind and low vision people to participate fully in all aspects of life.
Want to learn more, share ideas, and grow your technology skills alongside others in the blind and low vision community? Come connect with us.
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Today’s national calendar is an interesting mix: National Vanilla Pudding Day, National Maritime Day, and National Buy an Instrument Day.
What do they all have in common? Technology helps us explore and enjoy every part of life, from recipes and music to travel, research, hobbies, and connecting with others.
At Blind Information Technology Solutions (BITS), we believe accessible technology empowers blind and low vision people to participate fully in all aspects of life.
Want to learn more, share ideas, and grow your technology skills alongside others in the blind and low vision community? Come connect with us.
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
Read the full announcement: https://bits-acb.org/announcements/presidential-press-release-celebrating-global-accessibility-awareness-day-with-github-community-access-and-open-source-possibility-done-the-bits-way/
#BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech -
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
Read the full announcement: https://bits-acb.org/announcements/presidential-press-release-celebrating-global-accessibility-awareness-day-with-github-community-access-and-open-source-possibility-done-the-bits-way/
#BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech -
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
Read the full announcement: https://bits-acb.org/announcements/presidential-press-release-celebrating-global-accessibility-awareness-day-with-github-community-access-and-open-source-possibility-done-the-bits-way/
#BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech -
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
Read the full announcement: https://bits-acb.org/announcements/presidential-press-release-celebrating-global-accessibility-awareness-day-with-github-community-access-and-open-source-possibility-done-the-bits-way/
#BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech -
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
Read the full announcement: https://bits-acb.org/announcements/presidential-press-release-celebrating-global-accessibility-awareness-day-with-github-community-access-and-open-source-possibility-done-the-bits-way/
#BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech -
Big news from Apple today ahead of #GAAD, but they're not alone! News from Meta too, and a look ahead to Abillity Summit. Plus Steven buys a new thing! Surprise surprise! Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWogVERqFzE #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTech
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Big news from Apple today ahead of #GAAD, but they're not alone! News from Meta too, and a look ahead to Abillity Summit. Plus Steven buys a new thing! Surprise surprise! Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWogVERqFzE #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTech
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Big news from Apple today ahead of #GAAD, but they're not alone! News from Meta too, and a look ahead to Abillity Summit. Plus Steven buys a new thing! Surprise surprise! Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWogVERqFzE #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTech
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Big news from Apple today ahead of #GAAD, but they're not alone! News from Meta too, and a look ahead to Abillity Summit. Plus Steven buys a new thing! Surprise surprise! Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWogVERqFzE #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTech
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Big news from Apple today ahead of #GAAD, but they're not alone! News from Meta too, and a look ahead to Abillity Summit. Plus Steven buys a new thing! Surprise surprise! Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWogVERqFzE #blind #blindtech #AssistiveTech
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Ooh so now I have a little Raspberry Pi built into a keyboard called the Raspberry Pi 500+ (I went for the mechanical version because why not) and its set up to remote desktop into my PC. No mouse, no monitor. Only thing is it needs USB power always - no battery, and you do need either bluetooth or wired earbuds as there is no speaker. I chose wired. But really handy as a downstairs sofa PC controller! #blind #blindtech #linux
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Ooh so now I have a little Raspberry Pi built into a keyboard called the Raspberry Pi 500+ (I went for the mechanical version because why not) and its set up to remote desktop into my PC. No mouse, no monitor. Only thing is it needs USB power always - no battery, and you do need either bluetooth or wired earbuds as there is no speaker. I chose wired. But really handy as a downstairs sofa PC controller! #blind #blindtech #linux
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Ooh so now I have a little Raspberry Pi built into a keyboard called the Raspberry Pi 500+ (I went for the mechanical version because why not) and its set up to remote desktop into my PC. No mouse, no monitor. Only thing is it needs USB power always - no battery, and you do need either bluetooth or wired earbuds as there is no speaker. I chose wired. But really handy as a downstairs sofa PC controller! #blind #blindtech #linux
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Ooh so now I have a little Raspberry Pi built into a keyboard called the Raspberry Pi 500+ (I went for the mechanical version because why not) and its set up to remote desktop into my PC. No mouse, no monitor. Only thing is it needs USB power always - no battery, and you do need either bluetooth or wired earbuds as there is no speaker. I chose wired. But really handy as a downstairs sofa PC controller! #blind #blindtech #linux
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Ooh so now I have a little Raspberry Pi built into a keyboard called the Raspberry Pi 500+ (I went for the mechanical version because why not) and its set up to remote desktop into my PC. No mouse, no monitor. Only thing is it needs USB power always - no battery, and you do need either bluetooth or wired earbuds as there is no speaker. I chose wired. But really handy as a downstairs sofa PC controller! #blind #blindtech #linux
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@stevenscott The more the better! #SoftwareCompetition #Blindtech
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@stevenscott The more the better! #SoftwareCompetition #Blindtech
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@stevenscott The more the better! #SoftwareCompetition #Blindtech
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@stevenscott The more the better! #SoftwareCompetition #Blindtech
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@stevenscott The more the better! #SoftwareCompetition #Blindtech
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The IF function in Excel takes in a logical expression, checks whether the expression is true, then returns custom outputs for the two outcomes.
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
The logical expression can be a simple statement such as 1>2 or a condition such as B2=1. If the expression is true, IF will return output_if_true. Otherwise, it will return output_if_false. IF is a key function in creating sophisticated formulas. For instance, you can nest multiple IF functions inside each other to create multiple conditions.
Example: The formula below calls IF to check whether the sum of B2 to B11 is greater than 40,000. If the condition is met, IF returns Yes. Otherwise, it returns No.
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
That's your BITS tech tip for today. If this helped you out, share it with someone who could use it. And if you're not already a member, head over to joinbits.org to join Blind Information Technology Solutions — we'd love to have you.
Here you go:The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is true and returns different results based on the answer. The syntax is:
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
For example, this formula checks whether the sum of B2 through B11 is greater than 40,000. If it is, it returns Yes. If not, it returns No:
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
You can also nest multiple IF functions inside each other to handle more complex conditions. It is one of the building blocks of more advanced Excel formulas.
Not a BITS member yet? Join us at joinbits.org.
#BitsTips #Excel #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #BlindTech -
The IF function in Excel takes in a logical expression, checks whether the expression is true, then returns custom outputs for the two outcomes.
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
The logical expression can be a simple statement such as 1>2 or a condition such as B2=1. If the expression is true, IF will return output_if_true. Otherwise, it will return output_if_false. IF is a key function in creating sophisticated formulas. For instance, you can nest multiple IF functions inside each other to create multiple conditions.
Example: The formula below calls IF to check whether the sum of B2 to B11 is greater than 40,000. If the condition is met, IF returns Yes. Otherwise, it returns No.
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
That's your BITS tech tip for today. If this helped you out, share it with someone who could use it. And if you're not already a member, head over to joinbits.org to join Blind Information Technology Solutions — we'd love to have you.
Here you go:The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is true and returns different results based on the answer. The syntax is:
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
For example, this formula checks whether the sum of B2 through B11 is greater than 40,000. If it is, it returns Yes. If not, it returns No:
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
You can also nest multiple IF functions inside each other to handle more complex conditions. It is one of the building blocks of more advanced Excel formulas.
Not a BITS member yet? Join us at joinbits.org.
#BitsTips #Excel #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #BlindTech -
The IF function in Excel takes in a logical expression, checks whether the expression is true, then returns custom outputs for the two outcomes.
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
The logical expression can be a simple statement such as 1>2 or a condition such as B2=1. If the expression is true, IF will return output_if_true. Otherwise, it will return output_if_false. IF is a key function in creating sophisticated formulas. For instance, you can nest multiple IF functions inside each other to create multiple conditions.
Example: The formula below calls IF to check whether the sum of B2 to B11 is greater than 40,000. If the condition is met, IF returns Yes. Otherwise, it returns No.
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
That's your BITS tech tip for today. If this helped you out, share it with someone who could use it. And if you're not already a member, head over to joinbits.org to join Blind Information Technology Solutions — we'd love to have you.
Here you go:The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is true and returns different results based on the answer. The syntax is:
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
For example, this formula checks whether the sum of B2 through B11 is greater than 40,000. If it is, it returns Yes. If not, it returns No:
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
You can also nest multiple IF functions inside each other to handle more complex conditions. It is one of the building blocks of more advanced Excel formulas.
Not a BITS member yet? Join us at joinbits.org.
#BitsTips #Excel #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #BlindTech -
The IF function in Excel takes in a logical expression, checks whether the expression is true, then returns custom outputs for the two outcomes.
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
The logical expression can be a simple statement such as 1>2 or a condition such as B2=1. If the expression is true, IF will return output_if_true. Otherwise, it will return output_if_false. IF is a key function in creating sophisticated formulas. For instance, you can nest multiple IF functions inside each other to create multiple conditions.
Example: The formula below calls IF to check whether the sum of B2 to B11 is greater than 40,000. If the condition is met, IF returns Yes. Otherwise, it returns No.
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
That's your BITS tech tip for today. If this helped you out, share it with someone who could use it. And if you're not already a member, head over to joinbits.org to join Blind Information Technology Solutions — we'd love to have you.
Here you go:The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is true and returns different results based on the answer. The syntax is:
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
For example, this formula checks whether the sum of B2 through B11 is greater than 40,000. If it is, it returns Yes. If not, it returns No:
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
You can also nest multiple IF functions inside each other to handle more complex conditions. It is one of the building blocks of more advanced Excel formulas.
Not a BITS member yet? Join us at joinbits.org.
#BitsTips #Excel #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #BlindTech -
The IF function in Excel takes in a logical expression, checks whether the expression is true, then returns custom outputs for the two outcomes.
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
The logical expression can be a simple statement such as 1>2 or a condition such as B2=1. If the expression is true, IF will return output_if_true. Otherwise, it will return output_if_false. IF is a key function in creating sophisticated formulas. For instance, you can nest multiple IF functions inside each other to create multiple conditions.
Example: The formula below calls IF to check whether the sum of B2 to B11 is greater than 40,000. If the condition is met, IF returns Yes. Otherwise, it returns No.
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
That's your BITS tech tip for today. If this helped you out, share it with someone who could use it. And if you're not already a member, head over to joinbits.org to join Blind Information Technology Solutions — we'd love to have you.
Here you go:The IF function in Excel checks whether a condition is true and returns different results based on the answer. The syntax is:
=IF(logical_expression, output_if_true, output_if_false)
For example, this formula checks whether the sum of B2 through B11 is greater than 40,000. If it is, it returns Yes. If not, it returns No:
=IF(SUM(B2:B11)>40000, "Yes", "No")
You can also nest multiple IF functions inside each other to handle more complex conditions. It is one of the building blocks of more advanced Excel formulas.
Not a BITS member yet? Join us at joinbits.org.
#BitsTips #Excel #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #BlindTech -
We’ve welcomed quite a few new followers recently, so this seemed like a great time to say thank you!
We appreciate everyone who has supported BITS through follows, mentions, boosts, and likes. Your engagement allows us to reach more people and continue sharing information about accessibility, assistive technology, and the blind and low vision community. Your boosts and likes also give us a better sense of the content that resonates most with our community.Learn more about BITS here:
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We’ve welcomed quite a few new followers recently, so this seemed like a great time to say thank you!
We appreciate everyone who has supported BITS through follows, mentions, boosts, and likes. Your engagement allows us to reach more people and continue sharing information about accessibility, assistive technology, and the blind and low vision community. Your boosts and likes also give us a better sense of the content that resonates most with our community.Learn more about BITS here:
[joinbits.org](http://joinbits.org?utm_source=chatgpt.com) -
We’ve welcomed quite a few new followers recently, so this seemed like a great time to say thank you!
We appreciate everyone who has supported BITS through follows, mentions, boosts, and likes. Your engagement allows us to reach more people and continue sharing information about accessibility, assistive technology, and the blind and low vision community. Your boosts and likes also give us a better sense of the content that resonates most with our community.Learn more about BITS here:
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We’ve welcomed quite a few new followers recently, so this seemed like a great time to say thank you!
We appreciate everyone who has supported BITS through follows, mentions, boosts, and likes. Your engagement allows us to reach more people and continue sharing information about accessibility, assistive technology, and the blind and low vision community. Your boosts and likes also give us a better sense of the content that resonates most with our community.Learn more about BITS here:
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We’ve welcomed quite a few new followers recently, so this seemed like a great time to say thank you!
We appreciate everyone who has supported BITS through follows, mentions, boosts, and likes. Your engagement allows us to reach more people and continue sharing information about accessibility, assistive technology, and the blind and low vision community. Your boosts and likes also give us a better sense of the content that resonates most with our community.Learn more about BITS here:
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