ChuckeRearmed
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Now that I think about it, "disabled as a kid" gains a new meaning
This is definitely something UX designers need to take into account. Ya'll may not like the term, but it is something. As in this article, https://aeldata.com/situational-disabilities/, it states:
"Situational disability refers to a temporary impairment in a person’s ability to interact with technology due to their situation, context, or environment. For instance, someone might struggle to read a screen under bright sunlight, type on a keyboard with a broken arm, or hear a phone call in a noisy crowd. Regardless of age or health, situational disabilities can affect anyone at any time."
There is a push to use the term "situational limitations" instead of "situational disability" but it is indeed a term in use when it comes to accessibility and tech.
never said she was a Dev. I said she used a term devs use, then she explains it and gets shit on.She was never a Dev. She was a HR stunt hire they did for publicity. There was a post on Reddit once by someone who basically said she didn’t do anything but browse Twitter all day and they had to get an intern to write the flavor text on weapons she was hired to do.
Situational limitations would be a much better term.
Biggest reason I never join voice is when my Dobermans are wide awake and wrestling, no one wants to hear that in the background not to mention like you said when they have to go out.What about pets? If my doggie has to pee urgently?
I sometimes feel like I must be mentally disabled, in that I must have been crazy to have kids. It’s just that my pull out game sucks. Well, to be honest, I just don’t want to deal with the mess.1. Who the hell is she and why are people asking for her opinion?
2. I have two kids and was easily capable of pausing the game, or going to the home menu of the console, and go be a responsible parent before coming back to my game that was sitting and waiting for me.
3. If you are not disabled, it is not a disability.
1. Who the hell is she and why are people asking for her opinion?
2. I have two kids and was easily capable of pausing the game, or going to the home menu of the console, and go be a responsible parent before coming back to my game that was sitting and waiting for me.
3. If you are not disabled, it is not a disability.
'Fighting'. Where is she fighting it? She is repeating a term used in gaming. She didn't make it up. Should words meanings not be expanded on at all. Do we get master and slave in pc terms?
Yeah it just makes it sound like someone trying to label themselves as a victim so they gain some sympathy/credibility.I agree.
While technically "disability" does work here in its most basic definition, it can come across as insensitive to label a loud crowd or a distracting child the same as someone who is deaf or does not have use of their hands.
People take the internet and all its stupid shit way to seriously.Person has bad take
Bad take is shared generating anger amongst normies
Simps defend bad take
Blue hairs defend bad take
Normies fight simps and blue hairs
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What games? Online mulitplayer are the only ones I can think of and when you have kids you take a full understanding that your online gaming will be slowed. Having children is different than breaking a hand. It's a big responsibility that will take up your time and will (or should) always come before playing online. That child will need you, and if you decided to take the responsibility of a parent then that is not a form of "disability" that the game needs paused for. That's the player's responsibility, not the game devs.Good for you. You're right that parenting should come first. But not every game is designed to be easily paused, not every game can be, or should be, and I think there are enough brilliant minds in this industry to keep moving that forward.
how many prefer her before the surgery and implants?
Yeah it just makes it sound like someone trying to label themselves as a victim so they gain some sympathy/credibility.
It sounds like one of those stupid terms that people all start using almost overnight in order to prove they’re part of the in-group (like “the unhoused”, BIPOC, Latinx, MAP, etc).
You haven't read Microsoft's Inclusive design documentation thenBeen in software longer than I'd care to admit. Never heard of this once.
I would argue that those who are up in arms about the term are similar to those who push to change terms like "homeless" to "unhoused".
she transitioned?how many prefer her before the surgery and implants?
For me homeless are hobos.I would argue that those who are up in arms about the term are similar to those who push to change terms like "homeless" to "unhoused".
That's not a thing.she transitioned?
Same. This makes me want to apply for Social Security, that way I can at least play Shadow of the Erdtree and get paid off the backs of hard working people while doing so!1. Yes. By her definition, you can mark everything that prevents you from progressing further as disability:
Take me for example. I have to work some extra hours these days, so I can't progress that much in Shadow of the Erdtree. Therefore, my job is a disability.
2. Yes, but you can just wear a diaper, which is technically an accessibility feature.
To be fair, dobermans going at it in the background sounds more endearing and educational than what, Alanah Pearce has to impart, here.Biggest reason I never join voice is when my Dobermans are wide awake and wrestling, no one wants to hear that in the background not to mention like you said when they have to go out.
I disagree with this. This isn't a word or phrase that has been in use by the general public for a long time that some group suddenly found offensive and decided it shouldn't be used any longer. This is jargon that the public is not familiar with and are suddenly becoming aware of and, in this instance, it is being used in a context that describes parenting as a "disability". It should not be surprising that people, particularly parents, are going to push back on such a characterization.
I can see your perspective on that, and yes the term came across as jarring. Maybe if someone else used the term or it was explained differently it would have not had such a strong reaction.
We do agree that a better term should be used.
Situational limitations would be a much better term.
Biggest reason I never join voice is when my Dobermans are wide awake and wrestling, no one wants to hear that in the background not to mention like you said when they have to go out.
Is that a cute codename for pedos?situational disability. neurodivergent. minor attracted persons.
I believe I am building my vocabulary correctly now.
Dude look at her fucking left eye...it looks like the skin is about to fell off and reveal an alien...Is that photoshped or Ai generated?
Have you ever had a girlfriend or what?Shut up you silly tart.
Cracking rack though.
Is this for reals?how many prefer her before the surgery and implants?