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@mur2501 The interview and hiring process is just part of it though. It's worthwhile if you can still learn some ropes at the actual 'job' itself.

The Steam Winter Sale should start this evening. Mmm, hoping for some nice discounts there.

@mur2501 Drat, it could've been good.

How 'prestigious' is your college here? And how come students aren't trained for the real job market? Do they have to do stupid stuff like copying papers and making coffee instead? That'd not be acceptable here.

@kidayna I commented something else first, but then I read ADHS where I originally read ADHD. And now I'll have to look up what that means, or is it German for ADHD?

@undefined @mur2501 That Campus Placement doesn't sound like a bad concept. Kinda guaranteed that every student will have some sort of internship spot at a company.

Here we have to scramble and ask around if there's a company willing to take in a student for a while.

My job doesn't have issues with this as it means extra hands for us. There's a shortage of teachers and teachers' aides, so we can always use some extra help, heh.

Good luck with your internship, and may you learn a lot at the job! I can imagine it'll be helpful for those interviews.

@mur2501 Woo! Sounds good! You're still studying, right? Is it your third year now?

@mur2501 Might want to change that later. 'Inaudible India'. 🙉

@mur2501 I guess that's hard to miss.. even for deaf people!

On the upside, India looks like it's doing a pretty good job to make deaf and hearing people equal. They'll just all end up deaf eventually. 😋

@mur2501 Probably a smart move. ;) Although good ear protection can do wonders. There are also hearing people visiting deaf discos.

@mur2501 Mmm, maybe you can search for 'deaf disco music'. It's usually music with certain clear beats that deaf people dance on. The kind of music usually used in deaf discos (yeah, that exists. Yes, it's loud. Yes, you should wear ear protection if you don't want to join the deaf club. :D)

@mur2501 Sure? There are a lot of deaf people enjoying music. The thing they can't do is listening to lyrics, or feeling the high tunes (guitars, violin, singing, etc).

The other day I helped my boss figure out which music pieces to use for the theater play at the school I work on. I just put my hand on the speaker.

@barefootstache If my dad is any indication, nobody would wear seatbelts.. ;P

@lydiaconwell Not really. If you check your notification, then you go 'back', it brings you to the spot where you left off. I can deal with this easily.

@higharchmage Might be right now, since it's not July or a Tuesday. I guess I should head to bed then. :D

Continued playing Gamedec, I sorta 'solved' the 3rd case now... I have absolutely no idea where this'll lead to! The storyline's getting increasingly trippy and the 3rd case ended with a huge cliffhanger.

Arguably, an image unseen is *also* not funny. As is artwork unseen.

The alt text isn't meant to replace the originals - it augments them so that people who can't participate in the original experience aren't entirely excluded.

A deaf person can watch and enjoy a movie using subtitles, even if the experience isn't quite as good.

If you see a group speaking a foreign language and they all laugh uproariously, having someone tell you "that guy made a very funny joke about a political leader you've never heard of" is a lot better than sitting there wondering what is going on.

And if you're experiencing mastodon via braille, a post saying "Elon after he has a poll that goes the wrong way" then nothing isn't as good as getting "popular meme showing pikachu with a surprised face" so at least you know what the joke was about.

It's about inclusivity. It's not meant to be perfect.

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