I said he can keep it. No promises about it staying attached.

The smartest thing my monitors ever need to do is to automatically select the active input.

Okay, here‘s a compromise for him: he shuts down his company and refunds everything that was paid with tax money (with interest) and he can keep his head.

It (usually) does not, at least not for websites. Reading the screen would require a lot of computing power and be prone to mistakes, especially with unusual fonts and noisy backgrounds.

Instead, screen readers read a website‘s HTML source code which also gives the developer the chance to annotate how certain elements should be read. Accessibility on the web has been a huge topic for years and serving obfuscated HTML that only works for seeing users goes against everything we have been fighting for.

Yeah, because fuck accessibility, right?

From the fine print it looks like this is based on the US price. Can we get one that is adjusted for regional pricing?

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Summer Games Fest, the successor to E3