Java and Screen Readers

Monday, April 16. 2007

I think this is because this dimwit's idea of a damn program for accessibility makes use of Java. How in the Devil's name could a so-called developer not know the fact that screen readers don't provide access to Java-programmed functions and features! As a crash course, I'm gonna give you dimwits a lesson of accessibility: Java and screen readers are like oil and water - they don't fuck as how well as Tommy Lee and Pamela does! It's a good thing the developers of this crap are freely distributing it, for I would be the first one to kick their sorry-asses if they'd even think of charging the people of the world a damn blowjob from them cocksuckers for this shit!

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