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aropride · 1 year

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me: hey can i have some accurate captions please? youtubers:

(ID: pawn stars "best I can do" meme edited to read "Best I can do is &!$% you, &^#$!". the symbols are meant to represent cursing. end ID)

me: hey can i have some accurate captions please? youtubers:

(ID: pawn stars "best I can do" meme edited to read "Best I can do is irrelevant jokes in the subtitle field". end ID)

me: hey can i have some accurate captions please? youtubers:

(ID: pawn stars "best I can do" meme edited to read "Best I can do is English (auto-generated)". end ID)

me: hey can i have accurate captions please? minecraft youtubers specifically for some reason:

(ID: pawn stars "best I can do" meme edited to read "YES!" in a large bubbly font that many minecraft youtubers use for open captions to keep attention. the text is white with a black outline. end ID)

#text #stole the font directly from a tommyinnit video it took like 3 seconds #say what u want abt minecraft youtubers those bitches love accurate captioning with color coding

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bepoucorp · 3 months

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LOVE ME DEAD!

#link leads to youtube version w/ captions #batjokes #batman #the joker #animatic #animation #fanart #bepouverse #bepoucorp #art

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rileylastname · 11 months

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people who add non-autogenerated subtitles to videos are the most attractive people on this planet and allowed to steal one (1) thing from my home. including a kiss

#if they’re competently done and timed well it can be open mouth #I love subtitles #i say ‘yippee!! yeehaw!’ and dance a little jig whenever I can watch a video with closed captioning on #NOT autogenerated subtitles though. proper ones #if you have a budget for a youtube video there is no reason to not add subtitles.#yes it’s time consuming but you can pay a professional to caption them. OR do it yourself #also if you deliberately turn off autogen captions and don’t supply a sufficient replacement then I get to steal something from your house #and it will not be a smooch. but it might be violent #auditory processing disorder #APD #disabilities #hoh #deaf #youtube #subtitles #shut up riley

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lilyofthevalleycaughtintherain · 4 months

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An angel and a demon are on my fingertips

Making me write lyrics, whether I’m smiling or crying

Even when the paper gets all wet

I can’t stop

Sometimes, I exaggerate my sadness when I write

#orv #omniscent reader's viewpoint #fan art #orv spoilers #hsy #han sooyoung #Silver's lily garden #my art #orv fanart #sudhjzkwns i love her so much #lyrics are from Lyricism by HEIZE #art #lyrics in caption was also imspired by that one hsy animatic to this song on youtube #1863rd han sooyoung

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capricorn-0mnikorn · 10 months

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You know what makes me sad?

It makes me sad, and not a little bit mad, that there are disabled people -- even those who are Disability Advocates -- who hate Disability Pride Month because they're convinced it was invented by normate people to make themselves feel better. I suspect that's because it follows directly after June's Queer Pride Month, and, if you are young enough to not remember the history for yourself ('cause we all know it's not being taught n schools), it can feel like a leftover crumb. But it is so, so, not.

If I were Queen of Calendars, I might move Disability Pride Month to April, to commemorate the 504 Sit-in of 1977, especially the occupation of the regional offices of Health, Education, and Welfare in San Fransisco, by over 500 people, mostly disabled (with their personal care assistants). The Occupation lasted 28 Days -- the longest protest occupation of a federal building in U.S. History. Since Queer Pride Month commemorates a protest, maybe Disability Pride Month should, too. The biggest knock against April is the weather is still iffy in much of the country for pride parades and outdoor gatherings.

(Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 was the legal predecessor of the ADA. And no, that's not a typo. Most of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 was passed in 1973, but the one section that outlined rights for the disabled was put to the side, and ignored for four whole years, because it was deemed to be too expensive and confusing to extend civil rights to disabled people. It was the Sit-In in 1977 that finally pushed President Carter to sign it, and make it law).

Here's a retrospective report on the Sit-In from CBS news, that aired in the '80s (Auto-generated captions):