Subtitles are a great example of an adaptation that helps more than (in this case auditory) disabled people.
When I had small children I stopped watching anything that wasn’t subtitled because I couldn’t control my noise environment. Either too loud to hear when the children were playing or had to keep the noise down when they were sleeping.
It gave me a great appreciation for assistive technology in general.
The stigma against double texting is an insecure schoolgirl affectation. Don’t worry about it.
Personally I detest chain-texts (a whole bunch of short messages in quick succession, like 8-10 or so) because a) I get the impression the writer didn’t want to bother organizing his thoughts before communicating, and expects me to do it for him and b) it makes my phone vibrate/beep a lot and it’s just distracting. But that is not what’s going on here. It’s just two texts with complete sentences.
TLDR: you’re fine, texting etiquette-wise. Double texting is not really a thing.
My subtitles! I can't hear without my subtitles! ( lemmy.world )
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/14452254...
Destruction of a "Buk" SAM launcher near Antonivka. ( streamable.com )
https://i.imgur.com/pqScwdb.mp4...
Of all movies that you gotta watch more than once to really understand, what is your favorite and why?
Whoa there buddy, calm down ( programming.dev )
Did I do a faux pas here? I literally figuratively get more autistic when I have to txt ( lemmy.world )
why did the app do me like that with the spacing...
very upsetting ( lemmy.ml )
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