What is unreasonable is making silly statements like: Gene <gsasner@...> wrote, in part: Even if you win, the public resentment and ridicule will create enormous ill will toward the

Ok, thanks a lot :) Em 10/06/2018 01:14, Gene escreveu:

Hi, Robert, I do have a debit card that's in my name. I do use it to purchase groceries online and order books from National Braille Press but that's about all I do with it.

I don't know enough about the subject to discuss security in those terms. But clearly, when the Internet of things allows countless devices to be used in denial of service attacks and when devices

Also, I just checked. Your address is still in the full headers of the message. Those who know how to look at message headers can still see it. Also, I was right. You would have to change e-mail

Well breaches happen all the time via the net, people read cards, etc. I do think cash will continue to live for ages yet. It started way before digital, and digital can be a problem, lifting of

I don't think you can. Maybe if you use another e-mail provider. I read about this six moths or more ago. This is a way to deal with a rather new antispam measure that keeps some people from

Well there is no way to mitigate security type things. At least not in a reality type deal. During one of my security classes at university the question was asked of the professer did anyone make a

Hi all, It should've a few days I noticed this thing on my e-mails. I see, after my name, the word "via" and the list's name. For example, sending an e-mail to you, I see "marcio via NVDA

Yes I used to have one. It was called the iBill. It was good, but it would get stuff wrong some of the time especially if money I got was washed.. It was also a bit slow, slower than money reader for

U.S. is accessible, there is a little device you can purchase that you slip the end of a bill into the slot of the device. There are two settings you can select, identify by vibration or have what

I wrote a response to Brian's message but I accidentally sent it to the wrong list. I no longer have the message so I'm sending it using a different subject line. Gene You would do better to ask

It doesn't insult anyone. Coins are not used in the ways paper money are for a reason. If blind people demand the elimination of bills, they won't be taken seriously. Accessibility doesn't mean

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote, in part: Even if you win, the public resentment and ridicule will create enormous ill will toward the recipients and set the whole cause of acceptance and integration

Hi, Rosemary, and others I feel the same sentiments here in our country in Philippines has no braille embedded to its specially in paper bill. Though this has been raised and

 thank you all for your input in this money issue someone mentioned a money identifier device, if so, which one we in trinidad should use and how to allow a money identifier to recognise trinidad

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Hi, Brian, I too wish we had accessible money. One time when the guy from Buy Right Pharmacy came to deliver a medication for me, I accidentally handed him a 5-dollar bill

I think it is an overstatement to say that "the USA is the only country that does not have accessible money". I agree that not everyone has a smart phone, but how is it possible to live these days