Quite a lot really. For example, most machines that do heavy audio or video work are generally recommended to be dedicated machines that don't connect to a network. You could set up a gaming machine l

Hi all. Got some spam email today, I don't care about the spam obviously, but I found something interesting. Here's the subject and possibly the sender. Gᴇᴛ ADT ᴍᴏɴɪᴛᴏʀɪɴɢ ɴᴏᴡ ғᴏʀ Fʀᴇᴇ ᴏɴ ᴇǫᴜɪᴘᴍᴇɴᴛ AD

Huh! You learn something new every day. Even though they're homoglyphs, as Unicode characters, they should have different values, no? Obviously you'd want NVDA to report values or make different sound

1. Get to a play button, I do this with the arrow keys. 2. Hit NVDA-numpad slash. 3. Hit numpad-slash. 4. Hear music come from your noise-making thingies. I should add, this is in Firefox.

I do know them, yes. I use the arrows because there are a lot of other buttons, plus I probably want to see the track name first. So I'll use something like page down or headings to get to the tracks,

That's fine. I do know the layout, and what I'm doing works fine for me. Sorry I'm not super worried about doing things in the most efficient way possible.

Hi all. Apparently MuTorrent has security issues, and a place recommended QBittorrent as an alternative. I downloaded it, since people said it was accessible. Anybody have tips on using it? For exampl

I did. Is the list of files inside of something else? Because I didn't see any files.

Unfortunately I don't remember where I saw it, let me see if I can find it again. https://torrentfreak.com/bittorrent-client-utorrent-suffers-security-vulnerability-180220/ I found out when something

So, I have a status checkbox. Moving to the right, there's a list with all, downloading, stuff like that. There are also a couple of tree views with those same categories. There are no objects inside

Going all the way to the left with nvda-numpad 4, and moving to the right with nvda-numpad 6, I get: split button, status checkbox checked, a list, categories checkbox checked, a tree view, tags check

I think most people are doing work in Reaper, which is what the CAVI courses we've been talking about recently cover. I'm not saying that to discourage experimentation with Reason, I've never tried it

He was content with the content of the book. Both "contents" sound fine to me in that sentence. Nazarene is indeed wrong, it should sound like Nazareen but sounds like Nazaren, except the 'ren' part i

Mine was Variant Max. Also shows up for all Ivans, John, and at least one of the Klats/Clats, I don't feel like checking them all. Voice is English America.

I just hit enter on a message if I want to read it, but if you go to the community addons site, tools/manage addons and then hit the "get more addons" button, there's an addon for Mozilla stuff that d

It looks like you have to pay for it. Why would you do that when Thunderbird's free and works just fine? I can't imagine it being required for a job since most employers seem obsessed with Microsoft's

Here you go. https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/mozillaScripts.en.html Either save it somewhere and then go and open it, or open it right from your browser, tell it to use NVDA to open it if it as

Ah cool. I've never used it because of Thunderbird. In fact I've never even heard of it until your post. Good luck!

Sure. You'll want Windows App Essentials definitely I think. There are some things that simulate functions of JFW, if you're used to that, e.g. the systray or system tray, forget what it's called, giv

Don't see why not. Give it a shot and let us know.