Blind Tech From the Past Pt: 1

Join me in a quick look at some older blind-friendly tech!
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[@david762x45]

Dave's studio looks like a basement. I wonder why.

[@blinddave88]

Rather convenient isn’t it? :-)

[@jessicapease9101]

😂

[@Count_Smackula]

Interesting braille typer. Great editing.

[@babydriz]

Pretty cool! Even if the braille mobile typewriter seems like an absolute nightmare to have to whip out for note-taking. Thanks for sharing these gadgets 🤖

[@terryenby2304]

Another interesting one! Thanks!

[@626games]

Thanks for sharing Dave

[@elleryrhodes8818]

Very cool. Looking forward to the next sections of the series.

[@CrisMind]

Always good to see these educational videos

[@user-oe1mp3sl4x]

I kept forgetting to subscribe every time after a brain blaze but today you popped up in my home page. Very neat Dave

[@ritual64]

Thanks for sharing this, Dave. A very interesting demonstration. I'm looking forward to the next part.

[@oThDeth]

You are awesome.Thanks for inspiring us just by sharing ❤️

[@ERKNEES2]

5:19 this is what Simon's internal voice probably sounds like

[@jodiecrosby7819]

Thanks again Dave. What a nightmare of a Braille typer. I'm enjoying your insights into how you do such fantastic work. Thanks for sharing.

[@MattyZC113]

Another fab video! Thank you Dave!

[@blinddave88]

Many thanks!

[@overwhelmingapathy721]

Love your articles over at the bald guys many channels. Happy to be a subscriber and learn about how you get on. Cheers🤘

[@Crioten]

Always neat stuff

[@h3xdrinker285]

gotta love blind dave what a GOAT

[@sophiev1900]

Really cool to see those instruments or tech from back in the day. That Braille machine doesn’t really seem user-friendly though. I’m bad enough as it is with today’s technology, I can’t imagine trying to learn to use that thing.
On another note, I saw a blind person out walking with someone today and noticed he did not tap the cane from side to side. He just kept it in front of him and the person walking a bit in front of him told him about the bins on the sidewalk (or whatever you guys call it here in the UK) and he just kept walking in a straight line, without really moving the cane.
Had you not mentioned that in Brain Blaze script, I don’t think I would have noticed that.

[@megand1960]

@sophiev1900 Often times if someone is guiding a cane user they will use their long cane a little bit less or not at all, instead using a short version called a symbol cane if they choose. When Dave and I are out he very rarely uses his cane, unless we are somewhere very busy and we use it to create space around us. We just hold hands like any other couple and we have developed our own (very incorrect for proper formal guiding) way of communicating where Dave should stand etc. -Dave's wife

[@LauraParker36]

Super interesting video Dave! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@blinddave88]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PopeOf420]

Bruhhh that Braille Typer is Bad Ass!! You are impressive with your ability and skill with it, straight up G, G as in Genius Dave lol that's what's up yo lol impressive mad respect

[@michaelrtreat]

Neato

[@PopeOf420]

@BlindDave Yaaaasssss homie !!

[@PopeOf420]

Always Glad to see you posting, it's very inspiring my dude frfr

[@blinddave88]

I appreciate that

[@ERKNEES2]

1:14 😂

[@elainewurtz2729]

nifty

[@PopeOf420]

Lol Bro you are Hilarious AF xD xD

[@megand1960]

Blind Dave is a LIAR. Before his apple watch he did not use the "snipers watch" shown. He used a talking watch!

[@blinddave88]

He used to use it quite a lot before he met his wife. It was easier to check the time behind the bar :-)

[@Mopperty]

Another really interesting video! :)

[@IANF126]

so you either have to know the braile upside down or write sentences backwards, what a pain.