Confirming *9 raises and lowers hand.--Joe

Hi, Does anyone have recommendations on an accessible SSH client on Windows? I’m using JAWS and am trying to communicate with my Lightsail installation on Amazon. Further, how much programming languag

I've used Ally, Capital One, and, currently, CIT Bank. All have been accessible. I mostly use these for emergency funds. I've still kept a traditional bank for things like cashier's checks.--Joe

I use a text editor called EdSharp. I originally started using it as a text editor for HTML tasks, but I could see how using it as a primary word processor could be beneficial. If interested, let me k

Love the thought-provoking discussion! I'm not opposed to innovation. Yet, having participated in several user testing groups where the hope was to improve navigation for the blind, I see years later

Hello, I'm experiencing an issue where JAWS speech is coming across in an annoying reverb fashion when I plug in 3.5 MM ear buds. I've seen this issue before and have been able to turn off sound enhan

Hi, I have a PDF workbook I’m having difficulty navigating with JAWS. JAWS 2021, latest build on Windows 10, will let me arrow down through the Table of Contents but won’t let me open or expand any of

For $20 or $30 less than the regular price. Sorry, haha, I wish you could find them on there for only $20 or $30.--Joe

The Brydge keyboard for the Surface goes for $150, though you can find it on Amazon for anywhere between $20 to $30 if you nail it down at the right time.--Joe

I think the type cover works very well on a solid surface, and this coming from a picky typer. I do see what Heather means about trying to use the type cover on your lap though. Brydge sells directly

Brydge makes keyboards for the Surface tablets, both the Surface Go and the Surface Pro. Microsoft's own keyboard is not great for typing on your lap, but Brydge makes a sturdy case that locks onto th

I use pCloud: https://www.pcloud.com/welcome-to-pcloud/?discountcode=BjkafURsU7XgBiI5CwTLNpZV&locationid=1

Here’s the link to the Facebook Group. Below it I’ll include the thread on the Orbit 40. If the link doesn’t work, you should be able to run a search for Braille Displays in Groups and see it pop up.

Hi, if you're on Facebook, there's a Braille Displays group where I think people have posted their thoughts. If you're not on Facebook, let me know, and I'll see about hunting down the thread and post

I use a program called Sync2. I don't remember the site, but a Google search should bring it up. It'll sync your Google contacts, Calendar, and Notes, but mind you, it is a paid program. I think I pai

Hi James, I use the Pluggable keyboard from AT Guys and love it. When unfolded, the keyboard is spacious enough to allow for comfortable typing, and the key travel is deep enough to make me feel confi

Cristóbal, What factors are you considering when deciding between the Orbit 40 and the Mantis 40? I mean, other than one is Perkins keyboard and the other QWERTY? I'm sitting on a Braille Sense U2 at

A very well written post. Agreed on all counts. I'm not a huge fan of the rattling sound on the Orbit line of displays, but for the price, it is pretty revolutionary.--Joe

It too has the signature thumb keys.--Joe

A fair point, but even with the already announced 8 core CPU and 6 GB of memory, it's already doing better than the closest competitor.--Joe <ukekearuaro@...> wrote: