Navigating the world through a different lens. Unapologetic musings on technology, accessibility, and life. Dive in at your own risk!
Life, when viewed through the lens of a child, is often painted in primary colors. There is a "right" way to act, a "wrong" way to behave, and a "good" outcome we a...
Welcome, dear reader, to a corner of the internet where curiosity isn’t just encouraged—it’s mandatory. You’ve read blogs before. You’ve seen opinions, hot takes, and “10 Ways to Change Your Life” lists that didn’t even change your lunch plans. But this… this is different.This is The Somebody, Nobody, Anybody & Everybody Blog—a place where ideas collide, questions multiply, ...
The latest WhatsApp Desktop update for Windows is not just a change in layout; it is a significant step backward for the accessibility community. Meta has transitioned the application to a web-based wrapper (WebView2), and in doing so, they have effectively broken established screen reader workflows, rendered keyboard shortcuts useless, and compromised the overall stability we r...
Most of us stumble through life under the impression that we know who we are simply because we inhabit our own bodies and hear our own thoughts. But the truth is often far more complex: we are frequently deep mysteries to ourselves. We have reactions we don’t understand, anxieties we can’t name, and patterns that quietly sabotage our happiness. Truly knowing oneself isn't a natu...
The heat of the moment is a dangerous place to live. We have all been there—someone says something that stings, or a situation takes an unexpected turn, and before we even realize it, we have fired back. These instant reactions are like firing bullets; once the trigger is pulled, you cannot take the words back, and the damage is often done before the smoke clears. But what if yo...
