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@NicksWorld And yes it was definitely slow.

@NicksWorld Seconding Bruce on awesome not being the first word choice, but it got me my start on fixing computer and assistive tech and accessibility things, because I needed the stuff to work and a lot of the time I was there after hours. So off to the Net it was to find stuff to read to learn about stuff.

@NicksWorld I didn't own one, but there was one in the assistive tech room in my college's library, and I spent hours and hours there scanning books.

Bruce and friends probably have some true war stories. I was at the tale end of that era.

Yes this was definitely a thing, and, if the OCR was too garbled the first time, you had to scan the page again. Worked best if you could cannibalize the book, and text using fancy fonts was the no-go zone.

It's an interesting poll.

Yeah same. Glad you're getting Bookshare though, I use it all the time and I'm definitely grateful it's no longar scan and correct all the books using a Reading Edge.

OK voted. Thanks for the link.

No I'm trying to get it to come up. Going to log back into the server on the web, which I need to do anyway, and fill it out.

Oh it's no problem at all.

Excellent!

Only five days? I'm old enough to remember when it took weeks for any organization or agency to verify disability.

It translates as "Glory to God in the highest".

It translates as "Glory to God in the highest".

Sending hugs and good thoughts your way.

P3k, is a set of apps that allow you to publish various kinds of posts via micropub to your website, along with the authorization, mapping and other pieces you need to make the whole thing work. They're reasonably accessible. More info: https://indieweb.org/p3k

Mostly pieces from the p3k suite of apps for now, but I figure that's only the beginning. Still working on my Shortcuts project, but for the meantime I need to sort out an auth issue and I figure self-hosting some of the apps is a good way to start troubleshooting that problem.