TSN is no more

https://damnfineshave.com/thread-the-dem...e-nook-tsn

Open the URL in OP.

https://damnfineshave.com/thread-the-dem...e-nook-tsn

Open the URL in OP.

I don't do facebook. The Topic is already being discussed at the link I posted for you with 5 pages of comments. No need to start a completely new discussion on the same topic. Read the posts (#24 already mentions the ADA Compliance issue.)

I wish Phil all the best.

He's having bigger issues.
https://damnfineshave.com/thread-ada-compliance

Apparently the websites should have some sort of software that translates text to speech for blind people. If you don’t this guy will sue you.

andrewjs18 
Does DFS have this?

I don't do facebook.

Here the snapshot.

I don't do facebook.

Here the snapshot.

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Well and truly despise people abusing the law, the worst are lawyers who should have the greatest interest in maintaining its integrity. One has to ask oneself when filing specious suits: just why the living Hell did one ever choose to attend law school if not to make the world a better place?

In my law school there were all kinds of aspiring lawyers. Some took this path to help people. Many did it because they wanted a steady, well-paying career. I did it because I come from a family of lawyers and my father basically pushed me into it (I should have gone into tech). If I hadn't switched from being a business lawyer, which never inspired me, to helping hurt people and their families, my career would have been a waste. There are lots of lawyers who may have started with good intentions but their need/desire to make money changed that. Fortunately, there are more who just want to do a good job for their clients and be an honorable professional. I wish every lawyer took your sentiment to heart.

Well and truly despise people abusing the law, the worst are lawyers who should have the greatest interest in maintaining its integrity. One has to ask oneself when filing specious suits: just why the living Hell did one ever choose to attend law school if not to make the world a better place?

In my law school there were all kinds of aspiring lawyers. Some took this path to help people. Many did it because they wanted a steady, well-paying career. I did it because I come from a family of lawyers and my father basically pushed me into it (I should have gone into tech). If I hadn't switched from being a business lawyer, which never inspired me, to helping hurt people and their families, my career would have been a waste. There are lots of lawyers who may have started with good intentions but their need/desire to make money changed that. Fortunately, there are more who just want to do a good job for their clients and be an honorable professional. I wish every lawyer took your sentiment to heart.

Ditto - there are bottom feeders in every profession (and ts possible to feed off the bottom from the top).  When I was called to the Bar I swore an oath that included that I would not promote frivolous or vexatious actions.  Some people define those terms differently.  I saw people cheating on the Bar Admission Course then signing certificates certifying that they hadn't cheated. I'm retired now and that suits me fine.

Apparently the websites should have some sort of software that translates text to speech for blind people. If you don’t this guy will sue you.

andrewjs18 
Does DFS have this?

maybe a portion of it. I'd guess that most websites are not ada compliant.

Well and truly despise people abusing the law, the worst are lawyers who should have the greatest interest in maintaining its integrity. One has to ask oneself when filing specious suits: just why the living Hell did one ever choose to attend law school if not to make the world a better place?

In my law school there were all kinds of aspiring lawyers. Some took this path to help people. Many did it because they wanted a steady, well-paying career. I did it because I come from a family of lawyers and my father basically pushed me into it (I should have gone into tech). If I hadn't switched from being a business lawyer, which never inspired me, to helping hurt people and their families, my career would have been a waste. There are lots of lawyers who may have started with good intentions but their need/desire to make money changed that. Fortunately, there are more who just want to do a good job for their clients and be an honorable professional. I wish every lawyer took your sentiment to heart.

Ditto - there are bottom feeders in every profession (and ts possible to feed off the bottom from the top).  When I was called to the Bar I swore an oath that included that I would not promote frivolous or vexatious actions.  Some people define those terms differently.  I saw people cheating on the Bar Admission Course then signing certificates certifying that they hadn't cheated. I'm retired now and that suits me fine.

That gutting, really gutting. Breaks my heart to witness people throwing away their lives, especially when given an opportunity for greatness. Money important but it can't replace one's soul.