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2 April 2019 by Amanda Rush 3 Comments

If you work with Windows Server or Microsoft’s Azure platform on even a sporatic basis, (and especially if you work with either on a regular basis), Powershell is the most efficient way to get things done. People with disabilities can now enjoy this level of efficiency on a more equal level with our sighted counterparts, because a href=”https://devblogs.microsoft.com/powershell/the-powershell-gallery-is-now-more-accessible/”>Microsoft has put a lot of work into making its powershell gallery more accessible, including working specifically with blind systems administrators to ensure that the work they’ve done to make the gallery more compatible with screen readers actually benefits real peoplein real work situations. Microsoft has come an incredibly long way in the last eight years with regard to accessibility, and I for one think they deserve a ton of credit not for doing the right thing, but for doing their utmost to go above and beyond standards compliance and making sure people with disabilities can get our jobs done on par with our sighted colleagues.

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  • Casey Mathews says: @ twitter.com
    2 April 2019 at 14:29

    Casey Mathews reposted this article on twitter.com.

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    2 April 2019 at 14:37

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  • cambridgeport90 says: @ micro.blog
    4 April 2019 at 09:11

    @arush That’s very, very, good to hear. Love that thing. I’m always hunting for stuff to make my scripting life easier.

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