CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@TheQuinbox I don't like touchscreens very much myself. I have a Hable, and it gets the job done, when I remember to use it that is. I'm so used to using BSI and touch-typing that I don't really think to use something like my Hable. I like using bluetooth keyboards, but again, it just seems like one extra thing to carry around. I've started using this thing called Whisper Flow, which is a voice dictation keyboard that you can literally whisper to, and it does a hell of a lot better job than iOS stock dictation. I really don't know the right answer, but I know one thing for sure. If Flicktype hadn't gone away, I would still be using that and typing more efficiently than I am right now. I don't even know if blaming Apple for that is the most accurate thing with this particular situation, but yeah.

Hot take: Accessibility should be a bipartison issue.

Oh, I also have a stapler. If I can make enough money doing something like this, I could invest in a binding machine to enhance my productions.

If anyone is looking for someone to do freelance Braille for them, please let me know. I've got a ViewPlus Tiger Max, a copy of Duxbury, and a set of skills that I would like to improve. I am certified to make literary work via the UEB Online course, and I can create quick and easy tactile graphics via the help of the APH Tactile Graphic Image Library, and ChatGPT (I know that's a controversial way of doing it, but it's one of the only ways that I can refine exactly what I want my graphics to be like without being able to see them myself). If anyone is interested, please reach out (PM, text, whatever's easiest for you).