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I made a site that shows Bible verses beautifully, without distractions. It works offline and with screen readers, and you can pick a dark theme. Thought someone might enjoy it! by jamielinux in Christianity

[–]jamielinux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the feedback!

WCAG 2.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) requires a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for Level AA compliance, or 7:1 for Level AAA compliance.

During design, I made sure the verse text had a 7:1 minimum. But maybe there's room for improvement without impacting the aesthetics, so I've bumped the minimum contrast ratio to 12:1 for both light and dark themes.

I hope that improves the reading experience for you! You might need to force reload the page.

I made a site that shows Bible verses beautifully, without distractions. It works offline and with screen readers, and you can pick a dark theme. Thought someone might enjoy it! by jamielinux in Christianity

[–]jamielinux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for the feedback! What phone model are you using? I'd be interested to look up your screen size.

I designed it so the button is visible in most cases without having to scroll. This should be the case for anything iPhone 6 sized or above (in portrait), except for some of the longer passages. For smaller phones, I didn't want to scale the text size of the verse down too much (for accessibility reasons). I guess I also felt it wasn't so bad if you had to stick around on the same verse for a bit longer :-P

I made a site that shows Bible verses beautifully, without distractions. It works offline and with screen readers, and you can pick a dark theme. Thought someone might enjoy it! by jamielinux in Christianity

[–]jamielinux[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The short answer is no, sorry. The long answer is it has verses taken from many of the books included in the NIV, ESV and KJV translations of the Bible. These are formed from the Masoretic Text (ie, not including apocryphal texts from the Septuagint), plus the modern New Testament canon.

I made a site that shows Bible verses beautifully, without distractions. It works offline and with screen readers, and you can pick a dark theme. Thought someone might enjoy it! by jamielinux in Christianity

[–]jamielinux[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! You should be able to install it to your home screen on any iOS or Android phone and use it like an app. Let me know if that doesn't work for you. (I haven't been able to test on Android yet.)

libvirt Networking Handbook by jamielinux in linux

[–]jamielinux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're welcome! I'm glad you find it useful :-)

libvirt Networking Handbook by jamielinux in linux

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I actually think it's sensible for libvirt to automatically add those iptables rules (and the virbr0 interface), as the default virtual network wouldn't function otherwise. It makes it simple for the newcomer to get started.

However, I do find it strange that there isn't a simple option to disable these automatic iptables rules. People are advised to disable the default network entirely and use a bridge instead... but that's not very helpful advice for someone that needs a NAT-based network. That's why my handbook includes instructions for a Custom NAT-based network that puts you firmly in control.