Tapan Siokerepa Sonno Pirka Wa Katomap Nankor. Tan Imenoka Inkar Yan.

Tapan siokerepa sonno pirka wa katomap nankor. Tan imenoka inkar yan.

(This ending would be beautiful and cute. Watch this video, please.)

https://youtu.be/WdZ6NnS8P1g

This is the true ending to MLP. Don’t change my mind.

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Edit: old one was taken down here’s new version!

Stephen Hawking would’ve loved this, but sadly hasn’t lived to see this happen. Shall the forms see a learning curve soon.

Watch the video of this man giving away his software for free to help people with degenerative diseases communicate

See how this can save your screen if, for whatever reason, the hands are unavailable. Save your screen when possible & clean hands are important for handling either way.

21st Century Macgyver

Hi! Do you speak an indigenous language?

E, I do speak one. In fact, the language of Ainu is included in most of my posts on this blog whether in the first part of the description or in the blog tags after finishing (often with both), with the translations coming after in either case. As it turns out, despite a large number of learning resources & even scripts for Ainu, there is the same glaring lack of braille or known sign language forms of it that would be best addressed for the sensory deprived. Me & my editor are wondering whether it should be in French ordered (like with most languages including my father’s native Mongolian, which in turn was derived from the Russian form), Japanese ordered (like my mother’s culture), or have its own kind of braille order. In either case, this would help accessibility to the culture & education profoundly even if the people learning about it & its adaptations aren’t in Ya Un Moshir (the Ainu homelands).

This Glove Will Translate Sign Language Into Speech in Real Time - COOL BLIND TECH

UCLA bioengineers have designed a glove-like device that can translate American Sign Language into English speech in real time through a smartphone app. “Our hope is that this opens up an easy way for people who use sign language to communicate directly with non-signers without needing someone else to translate for them,” said Jun Chen, […]

Now wouldn’t that be useful? Especially would it be if it also had settings for multiple languages that can be adjusted according to what’s being used among the communities involved & the place in question.

Shouldn’t we all keep this in mind?

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