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@frog67 @gocu54 Personally, I've just celebrated the second anniversary of my 22nd birthday. So there!

Hey that counts.

Wow this is messed up.

@frog67 @gocu54 Having to explain TV seasons is just one more sign that we're getting old.

@cublanco Yes it's 10% features like that which turn out to be really vital when you're working.

@cublanco Yes it's 10% features like that which turn out to be really vital when you're working.

@jscholes @BorrisInABox Always worth a replay.

@matt @jscholes The best bits always are.

I'd like to say I don't know anyone, I'm not so sure about that anymore.

NVDA is a different beast. I have a ton of stuff for that screen reader I wouldn't want to lose.

I got lucky and I don't have a ton of customization going on. If I were someone in that position I would absolutely be livid that my settings didn't port properly.

@ricky_enger Happy birthday Ricky! And I wish you plenty of pie.

@cachondo @remixman Yes I've pulled that same trick myself. Made life a lot more fun.

@cachondo @remixman Oh I completely believe both of you.

@remixman Employment that isn't banks or what we commonly call enterprise I mean.

@remixman Oh this is government. Employment and academia can varry widely.

@remixman If we ever get to a point where the U.S. government is going to use NVDA, it'll likely be similar to how other open source projects are used, like Drupal or WordPress. And in those situations, stuff from the official repos is not allowed. Any code is provided by the agency contracted to do the work implementing for relevant parts of the government, and there will always be parts like DOD where this is just not happening.

@remixman It washes because the individuals and companies permitted to write scripts for government agencies are vetted. NVDA add-on authors aren't yet.

It eventually resolved itself, but that was a huge chunk of wasted time.

Oh don't worry, we're getting the rain tomorrow.