Episode 101: Respecting opinions different from your own, maths equipment of the past, more on Clubhouse and the importance of an open Internet

Posted on Posted in episodes

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. A reminder that this podcast is indexed by chapter. If you listen with a podcast client that offers chapter support, you can easily skip between segments.

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each.
 
A weekend of COVID alert changes and technical outages,0:00
Podcast reviews are a one-way street. So here’s my reply to one.,3:01
Quick tips. Braille in iOS 14.4 and a recommended Bluetooth headset,18:51
Britain’s NHS is alive, well and healthy,20:44
Low-cost but effective solutions for scanning print in Windows?,22:01
Reminiscing about maths equipment of the past,26:57
More on Facebook and the Australian Government,42:18
More thoughts onClubhouse,1:02:17
More on guide dog refusals by ride share and taxi drivers,1:11:49
Braille is great but screen reader support can be frustrating,1:18:16
Feedback on iOS voice control,1:20:46
Using wired headphones with your iPhone,1:24:32
Is there an app that will help me read the display on things like battery chargers?,1:28:13
iPhone sounds and memorising the location of app controls,1:29:19
What is direct Touch in VoiceOver?,1:32:41
Facebook for iOS. There is no going back,1:34:27
Thoughts on Apple innovation, accessibility resourcing and quality control. And has anyone had success with online dating?,1:35:50
What it’s like to be a part of a COVID vaccine trial,1:44:30
Looking for a high quality XLR headset,1:53:40
New build of APH Studio recorder and answering the scanner question,1:56:31
Wanting an app for cleaning the iOS cache,1:58:18
The Bonnie Bulletin. Uber eats has a new feature, but be careful!,1:58:58
Closing announcement and contact info,2:04:25